Anyone ID this car? - Nash - pre 1940?

[Jim Brown]

I believe it is a Nash - pre 1940.

 

Tks for the help. - jb

[Peter Gariepy]

larger photo would be helpful.

[Dosmo]

14 hours ago, Jim Brown said:

I believe it is a Nash - pre 1940.

 

Tks for the help. - jb

Possibly a 1938 Nash Lafayette?

 

 

 

 

[Jim Brown]

Desmo, Your picture is much better than mine and I think you are right.

 

This was my Grandpa's car and I can remember in later years the chrome on the back bumper starting to peel off and I would "help it along"   I was about 5 years old at the time.

 

Thank you for your help - jb

[Jim Brown]

On 7/13/2021 at 5:43 PM, Peter Gariepy said:

larger photo would be helpful.

Peter, this is the only photo I have.  I think Desmo got it right.  My Grandpa had this car up until he bought a 1956 Ford. 

 

Tks for the help - jb

[roysboystoys]

2 hours ago, Jim Brown said:

Peter, this is the only photo I have.  I think Desmo got it right.  My Grandpa had this car up until he bought a 1956 Ford. 

 

Tks for the help - jb

I tried to enlarge it , but it won't post, sorry

Edited July 15, 2021 by roysboystoys (see edit history)

[Dosmo]

Enlarging the original photo, as you can see, causes it to distort and become blurry.  The original poster mentioned spending time pulling the finish off the rear bumper.  Here is a view of the rear end of a '38 Lafayette.  Credit for the photo goes to Velocity Automotive Journal.