Nash Special Eight Series, Twin Ignition. [Cover Title]

Nash Motor Company, Kenosha, Wisconsin

Publication: Privately printed, 1930, N P

7 3/4" x 12 1/8" oblong, decorated stiff wrappers, n. p. [8 pp.], illustrated in color. In addition to the cars displayed in color, there is information on each vehicle, features of the line, and specifications. Photos include that of the modern eight-cylinder Sedan, the Special Eight Sedan-Convertible, the Convertible Roadster, the Special Eight Coupe and the Victoria which "was unquestionably the smartest car ever designed for five. (passengers)." Special features for this years Nash were an improved Ride Control, improved seat adjustment, adjustable sun visor and two clove and compartments. The biggest improvement was the Slip-Stream body design with Beavertail back so that "passengers ride ahead of instead of directly over the rear axle." Automobile dealer stamp at the top of front cover, a former owner of the booklet has penciled in the price over two of the cars, edges of the cream colored covers are tanned and rear cover is lightly soiled, else a very good copy.

Inventory Number: 42606