1926 Nash Ajax- $9,500 still available, now $9,000

[Leif in Calif]

Seems like a lot of car for the money! (more pics in ad) 

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/cto/d/petaluma-1926-nash/7688142046.html

1926 Nash Ajax sedan. Runs and drives great. Still has original interior. Current tags, clean title.
Call me if you have questions.$9,500 (707) 494-0843

Edited January 2 by Leif in Calif (see edit history)

[Fossil]

Nice looking car. I guess I'm not one to look down on an electric fuel pump. I do think it's nice to have them tucked out of sight on a nice old car like this. 

[28StutzCabriolet]

I like it. Minimal series Nash has a lot of appeal. Hope it finds a good home. 

[m-mman]

56 minutes ago, Fossil said:I guess I'm not one to look down on an electric fuel pump. I do think it's nice to have them tucked out of sight on a nice old car like this. 

The only problem with an electric pump on an ancient carburetor is that the electric pump can easily overpower the needle-seat and float leading to a dangerous fuel leak situation. 
 

The original “fuel pump” was a vacuum tank that sent fuel to the carburetor by gravity.  The pressure was minuscule. 1/2 psi? 
Even with pressure reducers it is difficult to get the pressure that low.  
 

It looks like a wonderful car, fix the vacuum tank (not that difficult) move the electric pump to the rear to use to prime the vacuum tank and you are ready to enjoy. 

[Sal Hepatica]

To clean, use a

...🎶foaming cleanser, wash that dirt right down the drain! 🎶

 

[John_S_in_Penna]

Ajax cars are truly rare.  They are not "Nash Ajaxes,"

but simply Ajaxes, because Ajax was the marque's name.

They were companion cars manufactured by Nash Motor.

The Ajax marque was short-lived, and when the Ajax brand

was discontinued, some cars were rebadged as Nashes,

making Ajaxes rarer still.

 

A member of our AACA region has a restored one

that has been for sale due to his diminished health.

I don't know whether it has sold yet, but if anyone

is interested, I can provide further information.

It was realistically priced, I felt.

 

The subject car has been rebadged as a Nash, evidently;

our local member's car is a true Ajax.

 

Edited November 17, 2023 by John_S_in_Penna (see edit history)

[wayne sheldon]

Nice! The Ajax may be somewhat rare? But at least it isn't one of the three I have seen show up repeatedly over the past eight years! I don't care for the color, however, otherwise it looks like a pretty nice car at a fair price!

[Leif in Calif]

Here's a link to the current ad. Sure seems good to me! 

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/cto/d/petaluma-1926-nash/7703364995.html