Passing the torch while honoring Dad

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Finding a Nash today is like finding a Mickey Mantle rookie card. They are out there but not always in the best shape. Finding a Nash down to the exact model and year that your father owned is akin to finding parts for your late model Civic at a Harley-Davidson swap meet.

To appreciate this point more fully, Bob Natale’s 1931 Nash Victorian convertible sedan is only one of three that the members of the Nash Car Club of America are aware exists.

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