Nash Times Index
Volume 15, No. 2 – March-April 1984
Calendar of Events, p. 4.
My Discovery (1935 Nash LaFayette Coupe), by Barbara and Anthony Conte, p. 5.
The Old Heap’s Still a Comfort, by Joe Firman, p. 6.
Contributed by A. Barauskas. An Analysis of a Restoration (1928 Special 2 dr.), by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 7.
So-Cal Chili Feed, by Bill Archer (#298), p. 12.
1984 Grand NASHional Meet & Update, by Steve Rugens (#3395), p. 13.
NCCA Crossword Puzzle #2, by Don Schuler (#3613), p. 14.
Letter – 1937 Nash found in ravine in Wyoming, by Harry Channell, p. 16.
Society of Automotive Historians: Elects John A. Conde President, p. 16.
“Nash Can” (cartoon strip), p. 17.
Camping Anyone? (Article “Folding Dressing Room Fits on Car”), by Richard Miller (#114), p. 17.
Contributed by Richard Miller. 1984 Grand NASHional Meet, Vernon, Connecticut, p. 18.
1984 Central NASHional Meet, by Brent Havekost (#3348), p. 19.
Attention! (Club library has VHS video entitled “The Story of Airflyte Construction”, p. 20.
Quad in England, p. 21.
An Anniversary – 10 Years of TNT (edited by Betty and Bob Dworschack), p. 21.
Lecture on Nash Six Chassis (January 17, 1920), by Mr. Rose (Nash Motors Company), p. 22.
Contributed by David Powers. 400 Series From 1930 (reproduction of promotional material), by Nash Motors, p. 26.
Contributed by Mike Hakler. Didja Know? – 1951 Nashes for export had uniscope, by Graham Allum, p. 29.
Letter – writer seeks information on door hardware mounting for 1926 Model 263, by Randy Guccini (#3223), p. 32.
Letter – List of Nashes for sale in Canada, by Chris Whillans (#4010), p. 32.
Alemite Automatic Chassis Lubricating System – Nash Single Six (continuation of reproduced promotional material), by Nash Motors, p. 32.
Contributed by Mike Hakler. NCCA Advisors – 1930 Nash Single Six, by David Coe (#172), p. 33.
Letter – writer laments need to sell trusty Nash, by William S. Cannon (#2680), p. 33.
Dangerous driving practices, illustrated with 1920’s vehicles, followed by an advertisement for a Stockholm Nash Dealer, p. 34.
Contributed by Jim Dworschack. The Historic Trails Region, by Glenn Schroeder (#2393), p. 34.
NCCA Crossword Puzzle Solution, p. 35.
Volume 15, No. 1 – January-February 1984
Calendar of Events, p. 2.
“Nash Can” (cartoon strip), p. 3.
1984 Grand NASHional Meet, Vernon, CT, p. 3.
New Region – Historic Trails (Kansas-Missouri), by Glenn Schroeder (#2393), p. 4.
Letter – parts wanted and offered, by John Butler, p. 5.
Letter – 1935 Nash Advance Six Victoria, by Doug Collins (#4118), p. 6.
Letter – 1954 Nash sales folder, by Dick Harold III (#3732), p. 7.
Technical Question: Seeking information about engine paint colors, by Ralph Stumpf, p. 8.
Letter – photos of Nash car and stake bed truck, by Jim Bracewell (#3756), p. 9.
Old Cars Roar Again – On the Great American Race, p. 9.
Membership’s Golden Opportunity: NCCA 1984 Elections, by Paul W. Gramlich (#95, Vice President), p. 10.
Shop Forman’s Letter #146: “400” Series Shock Absorber Adjustment (November 23, 1928), p. 11.
Shop Forman’s Letter #196: Stolen Cars (June 4, 1929), by Nash Motors, p. 11.
Interchange Book, by Floyd Edgington (#2157), p. 12.
Letter – Identification of cars in a photograph, by C. K. Jacobs (#2735), p. 13.
Upper Mississippi River Region, by Darrell Stumpf, p. 14.
Road Assistance – requests address and phone numbers for members offering road assistance, p. 15.
Didja Know? – Hudson and Nashua, New Hampshire, by Doug Carrier, p. 15.
NCCA Crossword Puzzle, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 16. 1984 Central NASHional Meet, Monroe, MI, by Brent Havekost (#3348), p. 17.
Nor-Cal Tenth Anniversary Celebration, by Mike Zampiceni (#1048), p. 18.
1949 Nash Wrecker at A.W. Hays Antique Truck Museum (Woodland, CA), p. 20.
Stored Winters, Low Miles, One Owner, by Lee Eichmann, p. 21.
Northeast Regional Fall Meet, by Dave McMorran, p. 22.
NCCA Crossword Puzzle Solution, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 25.
Letter – Old photo of Jeffery, by John Munro (#644), p. 26.
Memorial: Ken Geiman passes away, by Ken Havekost (#140), p. 26.
A Rose By Any Other Name Would Be A Rambler, by Kit Foster (#3126), p. 27.
They Love Those Old Nashes, by Bruce Williams, p. 29.
Contributed by Ralph Stumpf. The Restorer’s Dictionary (humor), by Vince Ruffolo (#30), p. 31.
NCCA Advisors – Exhaust System Reproduction Source, by Bruce Sheaffer, Jr., p. 32.
Research a Book – Francis Swygert seeks materials for a book on the Rambler, p. 32. Causes of Engine Misfiring, p. 33.
Volume 14, No. 6 – November-December 1983
Calendar of Events, p. 3.
Cartoon: “Nash Can”, p. 3.
So-Cal’s Cookbook, by Minnie Archer (#298), p. 3.
1983 Eastern NASHional Meet (with photos), by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 4.
The Saguaro Region Lives!, by John Munro (#644), p. 7.
Nashing in British Columbia, Canada (with photos), by Don Reid (#3580), p. 8.
Club Jacket Program, by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 9.
NCCA Advisors – 1929 Nash Frame Numbers, by Dennis McAllister (#188), p. 10.
NCCA Advisors – Molding Parts with Urethane Rubber (1930 Nash Single Six), by David Coe (#172), p. 11.
NCCA Advisors – 1932 980 models, by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 11.
1984 Grand NASHional Report, by Steve Rugens (#3395), p. 12.
NCCA Advisors – More on Shot Pot Metal (manifold heat riser dash handle bracket, 1929-30 Nash OHV), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 12.
Cars and Parts Annual (publication), p. 12.
1935-36 Nashes (register in roster), by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 13.
Niagara Frontier Region “Spring Meet” June 5, 1983, by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 13.
Greater Northland Tours to Duluth, Minnesota, by Curt Larson, p. 14.
Greater Northland’s Tour to Historic Mantorville, MN, by Denise Richter (#2583), p. 15.
Nash-talgia Calendar, by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 15.
Reproduction Program (1940 parking light lens), p. 15.
George’s Truck Stop (on early Rambler, Jeffery and Nash trucks), by George E. Orwig II, p. 16.
Final Summary of Cars Scheduled for Building – 5100 Series, by Nash Motors, p. 28.
Contributed by Bob Aaron. “Old Blue” (1950 Statesman), by John Munro (#644), p. 29.
Volume 14, No. 5 – September-October 1983
Second Annual Family Picnic Held, by David and Denise Richter (#2583), p. 2.
Calendar of Events, p. 3.
“Nash Can” (cartoon), p. 3.
1983 Grand NASHional Homecoming Meet (with photos), by Karen Ailsworth, p. 4.
Saga of the First Nash Ramble (poem, with photos), by Rolland Becker, p. 10.
Upper Mississippi River Region, by Darrell Stumpf, p. 12.
So Cal’s Cookbook, p. 13.
Notes from Eastern Division Director, by Larry Blatt (#1396), p. 13.
1983 Grand NASHional, by Bill & Minnie Archer (#298), p. 14.
About Those Torque Tube Trunnions, by Jim Saicheck, p. 15.
Park City ’83 Western NASHional Stresses Fun, Happiness & Entertainment (with photos), by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 16.
Thomas B. Jeffery Award (Dave & Denise Richter), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 20.
Letter – thanks for TBJ award and club fellowship, by Denise Richter (#2583), p. 21.
Erie Shores Regional (with photos), by Ken Havekost (#140), p. 21.
How Many Are There? (1951 Nash cars in the club), by Mike Fritch (#2737), p. 23.
Correction on kit numbers for trunnions and frame bushings, by Floyd Edgington (#2157), p. 24.
Brian Johnson Crosses Finish Line, by Bobbie Slining, p. 24.
Contributed by Ken Scherer. Letter – Special Interest Autos for October 1982 will feature a 1935 LaFayette, by Arch Brown (#1669), p. 24.
Where’d You Ever Get That Truck? (1946 Nash Pickup), by Don Loper (#128), p. 25.
Upper Mississippi River (Hosted Grand NASHional), by Darrell Stumpf, p. 27.
Stan Cuts A Dash in His Nash, p. 28.
The New Rambler Carriage, p. 29.
Volume 14, No. 4 – July-August 1983
Calendar of Events, p. 2.
Cartoon: “Nash Can”, p. 3.
Results of the 1993 Elections, p. 3.
First Nash Ramble, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 3.
Treasurer’s Annual Report, p. 4.
Newspaper story about a Rambler and other cars being used to divert flooding river, by Cynthia Rose Gilchrist (Tribune Staff Writer), p. 6.
Contributed by Paul Cushing. Congratulations to Nor-Cal Region, by Gordon & Carolyn McGregor (and Connie Graeber), p. 6.
A Tip from the Old Rambler (merits of silicon), p. 7.
Four bulletins regarding Nash vehicles stolen or in arrears on payments in 1936 and 1937, by Nash Motors, p. 8.
Nash-Kelvinator, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 10.
Contributed by Jim Dworschack (#1). NCCA Advisors – upper A-frame bushing and trunnion kits, by Floyd Edgington (#2157), p. 14.
NCCA Advisors – Reflector Type Head Light Problems, by Glenn Schroeder (#2393), p. 14.
Service and Parts Managers’ Letter #89, May 34, 1935 – 3640 Series Service Suggestions, by Nash Motors, p. 15.
Contributed by Vince Ruffolo. NCCA Advisors – Letter dated 17 May 1957 regarding Nash-Healey LeMans dampers and central accelerator pedal, by Donald Healey Motor Co., p. 15. Contributed by Michael Feingold (#1398). 1983 Eastern NASHional, p. 17.
Book Review: Cars for Kids, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 18.
Letter – On a 1949 600 and a 1958 Metropolitan, plus a drawing of a “modified” Nash, by Hal Trick (#3964), p. 20.
1935 and 1936 Nash Register (with drawings of 1934-36 fender skirts and hub caps), by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 21.
Letter – 1930 Nash Hearse, by David Brady (#2783), p. 23.
California Statewide Meet, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 25.
Letter – Special Lady (and her 1956 Nash Ambassador), by C. Frank Teague (#3456), p. 27.
Attention Members in VA, NC and SC and GA, by C. Frank Teague (#3456), p. 28.
Parts Reproduction Program (Poll Results), by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 28.
NCCA Parts Reproduction Report and List (1929-1957), by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 29.
Members in Virginia (DMV brochure “Classic Plates for Classic Cars”), p. 30.
Start Your Engines, Gentlemen and Ladies (Nash Rambler Tour), p. 31.
Deadlines for TNT and Marketplace, p. 31.
Letter – in praise of The Nash Times, p. 31.
Nashin’ (1929 425 Coupe), by Don Reid (#3580), p. 32.
Brian Johnson Participates in “Great American Race”, by Bobbie Slining, p. 34.
Contributed by Ken Scherer. Service Parts List, 1952-54 Nash-Healey 762 Series Switches for Distributor and Built-in Takeoffs, by Stewart-Warner Corporation, p. 36.
Contributed by Michael Feingold (#1398). Nash-Healey Experimental Engine, by A. C. Sampietro, p. 37.
Contributed by Michael Feingold (#1398).
Volume 14, No. 3 – May-June 1983
Calendar of Events, p. 2.
Cartoon “Nash Can”, p. 3.
NCCA Jacket, by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 4.
Letter – Metropolitan on pole in Lebanon, PA, by Helen Sklar, p. 5.
Eastern Washington – Idaho, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 5.
Letter – article regarding story of the search for the oldest Nash, p. 6.
Contributed by Arch Brown (#1669). Greater Northland Region, by Curt Larson, p. 6.
Stump Puller to Highway Cruiser (ring and pinion gear sets), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 7.
So-Cal’s Cookbook, p. 7.
Candidate Profiles: Jim Dworschack (#1), Sue Larson, Gordon McGregor (#49), Larry Daum (#1901) and Bernie Turco (#80), p. 8.
Nash-Healey Car Club 1983 National Meet, p. 9.
VIP Treatment Offered to All at Park City Western NASHional, p. 11.
Introduction – Pros and Cons for NCCA Recognition of 1958-60 Rambler Americans – Background for Poll of Membership, p. 12.
Turlock Meet, January 29, 1983, by Dennis McAllister (#188), p. 13.
Upper Mississippi Riv
er Region, p. 14.
Sentinel Files – From 125, 100, 75, 50. 25 and 10 years ago (Rambler purchased for sheriff’s office in 1908), p. 15.
Contributed by Darrell Stumpf. 1983 Grand NASHional Homecoming Meet – Program, p. 16.
1983 Nash Ramble, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 16.
Wanted – NCCA Salesperson/s, p. 18.
San Diego Weekend, by Neil Black (#388), p. 19.
New York Metropolitan and Long Island Region, by Walter M. Gramlich (#2364), p. 20.
1983 Eastern NASHional Meet – Rochester, NY, p. 23.
NCCA Advisors – 1932 970 Fuel and Water Gauges, by Mike Larsen (#8), p. 24.
NCCA Advisors – Where Are the’29’s? (frame numbers and 1929 membership), by Dennis McAllister (#188), p. 25.
UMVR’s Logo (Upper Mississipi River Region), by Darrell Stumpf, p. 26.
NCCA Advisors – Distributor Bushings (1930 Single Six), by David Coe (#172), p. 26.
Repair Paint for Nash Service Trucks, with price list for standard equipment and options (Service Letter #49-D-33, May 19, 1949), by Nash Motors, p. 27.
Contributed by Ken Havekost. Chili Again?, by Greg Fago (#1440), p. 29.
Western Division: A flurry of Activities for You to Participate In, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 30.
Bonneville’s Challenge, p. 31. Southern California Region Celebrates Its 7th Anniversary, by Chuck Chappel (#1661), p. 32.
Erie Shores Region, by Ken Havekost (#140), p. 33.
Nash-Healey Meet, p. 33.
1946 Nash Suburban (with drawing), by Tad Burness (Auto Album), p. 34.
Attention All Members in Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, and N.E. Nevada, p. 35.
Volume 14, No. 2 – March-April 1983
Calendar of Events, p. 2.
F-L-A-S-H – The ’83 Western NASHional, p. 3.
1983 Grand NASHional Homecoming Meet Update, p. 3.
Annual California Statewide Meet, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 4.
1982 Roster (has been mailed), p. 4.
Would You Like a Large Club Logo Sign???, p. 5.
Nash Car Club Cook Book, p. 5.
Notes from the Eastern Division Director, by Larry Blatt (#1396), p. 6.
Charlie Nash, You’re a Classic (Classic Car Club recognizes 1932-33 Nashes), by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 6.
Cartoon: “Nash Can”, p. 7.
Take Your Pen in Hand (and contribute to The Nash Times), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 7.
A Ride in a “Super” Nash Super (1953 Statesman), by Dick Harold (#3732), p. 8.
Letter – restoring a 1930 486 Roadster and a 1929 Coupe, by Jim Dunkel (#1726), p. 10.
Letter – American Motors Family Meet, by Reggie Nash (#5), p. 10.
Carlisle-Hershey Report (with photos), by Larry Blatt (#1396), p. 11.
The 1,000,000th Nash (and prize awarded to oldest Nash on the road), by David Powers (#2408), p. 14.
Mid-Atlantic Region: The Brown’s “Open Garage” Meet (with photos), p. 17.
NCCA Parts Reproduction Program, by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 19.
1983 Eastern NASHional Meet, by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 20.
My 1948 “600” Club Coupe, by Doug Carriet, p. 21.
New NASHionality Cap A Hit, by Bill Bingner (#3430), p. 22.
Attention Arizona Members (Saguaro Region), by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 22.
NCCA Advisors – Comparative Prices of Nash-Healey and Ambassador Body Parts and Panels in 1956, by Michael Feingold (#1398), p. 24.
Nash-Healey Coupe Production Figures for 1953-1954, by Michael Feingold (#1398), p. 25.
North and South Dakota Members, p. 26.
Nash Tools (information sought), p. 26.
Great Northland Region Solicits Membership, p. 26.
Historic Alaska Funeral Car Resurrected (1929 Miller-Nash Hearse), by Janice Weiss, p. 27.
Contributed by Floyd Edgington. Nash-Kelvinator, p. 28.
Contributed by Jim Dworschack (#1). Oh-Oh! (photos misplaced in Jan-Feb TNT), p. 28.
Revising the Rambler (Improved maneuverability of ’52-’54 Models Results from Front End Operation, by Bill Moreland, p. 31.
Contributed by Don Cory. Ad for a Standard Service Coat for Nash Service Men, by Janesville Cloathing Company, p. 33.
Pain Is Good – or – Somebody Please Send the IRS? (humor about rusty nuts), by Randy Guccini (#3223), p. 34.
Volume 14, No. 1 – January-February 1983
Calendar of Events, p. 2.
Central Division News, by Bernie Turco (#80), p. 3.
1929 Special Six Reconstruction (a model being built by Horst Vormbrock), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 3.
Letter – dealership memories, by Dick Harold (#3732), p. 5.
Cartoon: “Nash Can”, p. 7.
Technical Tip – How to Make a Correct Reading on Vacuum Gauge, by Gary Kielisch (#1804), p. 8.
Grand NASHional Homecoming Meet, by Dick Karmann (#2191), p. 9.
Upper Mississippi River Region, by Darrell Stumpf, p. 10.
Emergency Repair for Rusted Door Hinges of Old Automobiles, by Robert E. Damm, p. 10.
Membership’s Golden Opportunity – NCCA 1983 Election, by Paul W. Gramlich (#95), p. 11.
NORCAL Region’s Sweetwood Meet Report, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 12.
Don’t Forget (birthdays of Charles W. Nash on January 28 and Thomas B. Jeffery on February 5), p. 13.
New Members (invited to write for The Nash Times), p. 14.
Winter Banquet Planned for Northland Region, p. 14.
NCCA Advisors – Part Number Information for common 1950-52 Rambler Parts, by Jim Paradiso (#1530), p. 14.
NCCA Advisors – Nash-Healey spark plug choices, by Michael Feingold (#1398), p. 15.
Nash-Healey debut sales sheet, by Donald Healey Motor Co., p. 15. Contributed by Michael Feingold (#1398). Repair of Nash-Healey Overdrive, by Michael Feingold (#1398), p. 16.
Photo of Nash Tower at 1934 Chicago World’s Fair, p. 18.
Contributed by John Hughes. Old photo of 1904 Rambler, p. 19.
Letter – 1927 Nash Special Six needing parts, by Bob (Francis) Briggs (#3891), p. 19.
Focusing on ’83 Western NASHional, by Paul Cusing, p. 20.
Invitation (to American Motors Family Meet), p. 21.
Rear Deck Antenna (1957 Rebel), by Larry Blatt (#1396), p. 22.
Road Test No. 4/51 (1951 Rambler), p. 24.
Contributed by Charles Wells. The Nash Rambler Saloon, p. 24.
Contributed by Charles Wells. Acid Pickling – How to Use Chemicals to Remove Rust from Iron and Steel, p. 27.
Trivia and More (1939 Studebaker stunt, average price of 1932 cars, device to test compression, sale of closed cars 1919-1927), p. 30.
Volume 13, No. 6 – November-December 1982
Fender Covers, p. 2.
This ‘n That from B & B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
Notice – All Members (dues increase), p. 3.
The Nash That Went to Snowmass (1954 Nash-Healey), by Bill Emerson, p. 3.
Letter – story of a 1929 Nash 467 Advanced Six, by Jon Haydon (#2165), p. 5.
Calendar of Events, p. 5.
1927 Nash Advanced Six, by John Koziol (#86), p. 6.
1982 Summer Meet – Niagara Frontier Region, by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 7.
Upper Mississippi River Region, p. 7.
1982 Eastern NASHional Meet – Hosted by New York Metro and Long Island Region (with photos), by Walter M. Gramlich (#2364), p. 8.
Christmas in July? At 1983 Western NASHional Meet, p. 11.
1983 Eastern NASHional Meet at Rochester, NY, by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 11.
Greater Northland Hosts Two Summer Meets, by Curt Larson, p. 13.
NCCA Advisors – Pines Automatic Shutter Control (1930 Nash 450), by David Coe (#172), p. 14.
NCCA Advisors – Driveshaft Removal and Replacement (1950-52 Rambler), by Jim Paradiso (#1530), p. 15.
Attention – NCCA Members! (send cards to hospitalized Floyd Edgington), p. 15.
NCCA Advisors – Bolts, Rivets, Machine, Wood and Sheet Metal Screws (1929 Nash), by Dennis McAllister (#188), p. 16.
Shop Ideas of the Month – Slide Hammer, by Orest Lazaeowich, p. 19.
Cranked Up On The Road Back, by Max Fatchen, p. 20.
Contributed by Derek Pritchard. I Drove My Antique on Gasahol, by Bill Cannon, p. 22.
Drawing of a 1936 Nash Ambassdor 6 noting distinctive features, by Tad Burness (Auto Album), p. 27.
Cartoon: “Nash Can”, p. 27.
Nash Papers in Holland (advertisements for or featuring Nash), by Wim Bloemendahl (#283), p. 28.
Volume 13, No. 5 – September-October 1982
Calendar of Events, p. 2.
Attention New Subscribers to Special Interest Autos and Hemmings, p. 2.
’83 Western NASHional – Park City, Utah, p. 3.
This ‘n That from B & B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 3.
Letter – confusion surrounding 1936 Nash 400 and deluxe 400 Models 3640 and 3648, by Charles C. Wells, p. 4.
Letter – Key ring “10 Point Select Nash Dealer” “Second Annual Award 1948”, by John Emory (#1580), p. 4.
Letter – 1949 Nash Super 600 for sale, by C. K. Jacobs (#2735), p. 5.
Letter – on the 1936 3640 series Nashes, by Lew Cartwright (#3777), p. 5.
Letter – appreciation of the 1982 Grand Nashional, by Jim Harker, p. 6.
Iola 1982 Car Show and Swap Meet, by Darrell Stumpf, p. 7.
Dworschack’s Campout, by Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 7.
Was Nine Enough? (memories of cars owned), by Kenneth Scherer (#1015), p. 8.
Didja Know??? (Ford truck grey paint good match for Nash engine), by Larry R. Daum (#1901), p. 8.
Erie Shores Region, by Ken Havekost (#140), p. 9.
News from the Eastern Division Director, by Larry Blatt (#1396), p. 10.
1982 Spring Meet – Niagara Frontier Region, by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 11.
1982 Grand NASHional a Spectacular Success (with photos), by Arch Brown (#1669), p. 12.
New Arizona Region Being Formed, by Gary Jeffers (#1409), p. 16.
NCCA Advisors – Closed Roof and Gutter Installation (1930 Nash 450), by David Coe (#172), p. 17.
NCCA Advisors – Couple of Gas Mileage Problems (1950-52 Rambler), by Jim Paradiso (#1530), p. 17.
NCCA Advisors – Nash Synchro-shift Transmission (1932 Nash 980 and 1080), by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 19. Humor: NCCA presidency compared to spark timing, p. 19.
Getting A Job Done – Whether Baking Bread Or Building Trucks (factory worker’s memory of C. W. Nash), by Dolores S Neitzel, p. 20.
Contributed by Jim Paradiso. NCCA Advisors – Bolts and Screws (1929 Nash), by Dennis McAllister (#188), p. 22.
They Took to the Road and Found Mud, p. 27.
Southwest Regional News, p. 28.
Nash Brings High Bid at Auction (1930 Nash Model 494), by Randy Guccini (#3223), p. 30.
Continental Road Test No. 3c/49 – The 1949 Nash 600 Super Airflyte 4-door sedan, p. 31.
Contributed by Charles Wells. Great Oaks from Little Acorns (photo of 1904 Rambler; early history of Rambler, Jeffery and Nash), p. 34.
Volume 13, No. 4 – July-August 1982
Calendar of Events, p. 2.
1982 Election Results, p. 3.
This ‘n’ That from B & B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 3.
Nash Parts Reproduction Reply and Survey, by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 4.
Parts Reproduction Guidelines, p. 4.
Help! (for Club sales at Grand Nashional), p. 5.
More Info on 1936 Nash and LaFayette (3640, 3640A, 3648, 3648A and 3610 Models), by Bill Torsch (#2145), p. 6.
A Consideration of Philosophy (which car to drive?), by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 6.
Upper Mississippi Valley Region, by Darrell Stumpf, p. 7.
Reminiscing about Nashing, by Bob Lawrence (#3381), p. 7.
Treasurer’s Annual Report, by Skip Larson (Treasurer), p. 10.
“Birth” Announcement!! (1957 Hudson Hornet), by John Emory (#1580), p. 11.
Greater Northland Region Starts 1982 Season, by Curt Larson, p. 12.
History of a 322 (1928 Cabriolet), by M. H. Downer, p. 12.
Knuckle Bust’n – with Roger Bishop (Bolts, Screws, Washers, Nuts), p. 12.
“Before and After” – a Restoring of a Piece of Junk (1929 440 Special Six), by Kent Agdestein, p. 15.
Nash Museum (on starting one), by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 18.
Letter – 1923 Nash Advanced Dix, by Randy Guccini (#3223), p. 19.
Letter – Dealership and racing memories, by George Stickel, p. 21.
1951 Nash Ambassador Wins Stock Car Marathon, p. 21.
Contributed by George Stickel. Letter – source for windshield and window rubber, by Bill Hodous, p. 22.
Letter – Nash activities in Ohio, by Roger L. Miller (#1808), p. 23.
NCCA Advisors – Restoring Those Anodized Aluminum Panels (1957 Rebel), by Larry Blatt (#1396), p. 23.
NCCA Advisors – Vacuum Tanks (1928 Special Six), by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 25.
NCCA Advisors – Delco Ignition / Transmission Lock (1930 Nash 450), by David Doe (#172), p. 28.
How To Go To A Flea Market, by Larry Blatt (#1396), p. 29.
Advertisement (“Take Your First Sound-Proofed Ride”, p. 31.
Nash-Healey Owners (meet), p. 33.
The Jeffery Quad, by Diane M. Giles, p. 33.
Volume 13, No. 3 – May-June 1982
Attention – Arizona Members, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 1.
Calendar of Events, p. 2.
This ‘n’ That from B & B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 3.
Candidate Profiles: Paul Gramlich (#95), Sieg Wroebel (#595), Mike Larsen (#8), Larry Blatt #1396), Richard Fergusen (#731) and Connie Graeber (#80), p. 4.
1982 Grand NASHIonal Meet – Fullerton, CA, p. 8.
Letter – 1933 Sport Coupe, by Bill Torsch (#2145), p. 9.
Letter – 1948 Nash, by Don McNeive, p. 9.
Letter – 1927 Nash in Sacramento, by Ronald Goularte, p. 10.
Letter – writer seeks convertible, by David Riley, p. 10.
Letter – 1941 Nash 600 Model 4148, by Tom Lambrecht (#1766), p. 11.
Nash Meet in Sweden, by Kent Agdestein, p. 12.
Upper Mississippi Valley Region News, by Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 12.
Wasatch Mountains Region News, by Paul Cushing, p. 13.
1935-36 Nash Restoration Clinic and Seminar, p. 14.
Greater Northland is Formed in Minnesota, by Dave & Denise Richter (#2583), p. 15.
Southwestern Region News, p. 16.
Attention Met Owners (Metropolitan Pit Stop), p. 16.
Greater Northland Region Holds Second Meeting, by Curt Larson, p. 16.
Record Turnout for Orphan Car Meet, by Mike Zampiceni (#1048), p. 17.
NCCA Advisors – Replacement Parts for 1935 LaFayette, by Ed Pariseau (#1011), p. 19.
NCCA Advisors – Carburetor and Power Brakes for 1957 models, by Frank Wintsch (#3283), p. 20.
NCCA Advisors – 1936 Model System, by Bill Torsch (#2145), p. 21.
NCCA Advisors – AMC Parts Managers’ Newsletters (January 1982) Parts Catalogs for AMC/JeepVintage Vehicles 1946-57, by American Motors, p. 21.
Contributed by Michael Feingold (#1398). NCCA Advisors – Parts Service for Master Cylinders, by Louis LoManto (#1319), p. 22.
NCCA Advisors – Brake Shoes for 1941-57, by Floyd Edgington (#2157), p. 22.
So-Cal News, by Neil Black (#388), p. 23. San Diego Big 3 Swap Meet and Tour of Sights, by Dan Dooley (#1886), p. 23.
Southern California Region’s 6th Anniversary, by Phil Parent (#348), p. 23.
Taking Good Pictures of Cars, by Ed Romney (#3493), p. 25.
Common Sense Helps with Clutch Maintenance, p. 26.
Jim Jams and His Jababout (poem), by Floyd Clymer, p. 27.
The Ajax was a Nash, by Floyd Clymer, p. 28.
The Well-Equipped Motorist, p. 29.
Dust Guards and Gas Masks, p. 30.
Milady’s Fashions, p. 31.
Volume 13, No. 2 – March-April 1982
From the President’s Desk, by Neil Black (#388), p. 1.
Calendar of Events, p. 2.
Letter – writing having trouble locating parts for 1929 Special Six, by Ben Guillory, p. 3.
Letter – 1929 470 door handes match early Pinto, by Rick Colwell, p. 3.
This ‘n’ That from B & B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 3.
Letter – writer urges members to attend meets and show cars, by Ken Fladrich, p. 4.
Letter – 1957 Rebel restoration, by Loren McAfee, p. 5.
A Star Is Born (1926 Nash in movie “Assignment Berlin”), by Nick Nichols, p. 5.
My 1930 Landau Sedan Model 460, by Dennis McCargar (#2330), p. 6.
Memorabilia Sale, p. 7.
Attention – All NCCA Members (elections are coming), by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 8.
Mid-Columbia Region News (with photos), by Mike Larsen (#8), p. 9.
My Old Car Dream Come True (1938 LaFayette), by Ken Fladrich, p. 10.
Nor-Cal Region, by Carolyn McGregor, p. 12.
Nor-Cal Region’s Gen-Star Picnic (with photos), by Sharon Bailey, p. 13. Los Banos Look Alikes Like Nashes, by Mike Zampiceni (#1048), p. 15.
NCCA Advisors – Running Board Construction (1930 Nash 450), by David Coe (#172), p. 17.
NCCA Advisors – Escutcheon Plate Repair (1932 Nash 970), by Mike Larsen (#8), p. 17.
NCCA Advisors – Speed Equipment (Nash-Healey, Ambassador, Statesman & Rambler), by Michael Feingold (#1398), p. 18.
“Made in the U.S.A.” (readers admonished to buy domestic products), by Floyd Edgington (#2157), p. 21.
Nash Territory Available for New Regions in the Southeast, by Paul W. Gramlich (#95), p. 22.
News from Central Division, by Bernie Turco (#80), p. 22.
Letter from Western Director, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 24.
Nash Ambassador Pinin Farina Special (full description of prototype), by Larry R. Daum (#1901), p. 25.
Fighting the Elements, by Ed Romney (#3493), p. 28.
Galvanic Corrosion, by M. K. Harris, p. 30.
Leather Facts – Genuine Auto Leather – The King of Fabrics, by T.W. Peck, p. 32.
Volume 13, No. 1 – January-February 1982
Wasatch Mts. and High Plains Regions – Joint Tour, p. 4.
1982 Elections – Be A Doer Not A Viewer, by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 8.
So-Cal Region Happenings, by Neil Black (#388), p. 9.
NCCA Advisors – Setting Points on Twin Ignition, by L. R. DeWester (#2375), p. 11.
Fortieth Anniversary Celebration, by Ken Havekost (#140), p. 12.
The Ammeter Can Be Your Good Friend, by Paul Moller (#4890), p. 19.
Ignition-Distributor Lubrication Adds Power and Performance, by Ed Packer, p. 23.
The Analysis of Engine Noises in Three Parts – Pt. II, p. 25.
License Plates, by Bob Dunham, p. 29.
Volume 12, No. 6 – November-December 1981
Cartoon of Nash being used as a bathtub, by V. Macek, p. 2.
Calendar of Events, p. 2.
Canadian Duty on Cars, p. 3.
This ‘n’ That from B & B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 3.
New York Metro-Long Island Region 5th Invitational Meet (with Photos), by Walter M. Gramlich (#2364), p. 4.
NCCA General Membership Meeting, by Mike Larsen (#8), p. 4.
Letter – restoration of 1933 Nash Ambassador Eight Convertible Sedan Model 1193, by David Currie (#37), p. 6.
Letter – 1950 Nash, by Duane Baumgart, p. 7.
Letter – 1931 Nash Sedan delivery vehicle, by Bill Torsch (#2145), p. 8.
Letter – 1938 LaFayteet, by Bob and Bernadine DeWester, p. 8.
Letter – 1955 Nash Ambassador Super, by Thomas Arbogash (#3421), p. 9.
Grand Nashional Diary – 1981, by Larry Blatt (#1396), p. 10.
GRAND NASHional Awards, p. 15.
GRAND NASHional Photos, p. 16.
Progressive Technology as Cyclical Retrogression – Case Study #1: Automobiles and Fuel Mileage, by Steve Kaiser, p. 21.
If You’re Stuck In The Mud, p. 25.
The Analysis of Engine Noises – Part 1 of 3, p. 26.
Seventy Thousand Miles in Metropolitans, by Ed Romney (#3493), p. 27.
Letter – 1936 Nash and activities, by Nicholas Nichols, p. 32.
NCCA Sales Items, by Dave & Denise Richter (#2583), p. 33.
NCCA Advisors – Facts about the Interchange Book, by Floyd Edgington (#2157), p. 33.
NCCA Advisors – Service Bulletins – Hood Ornaments, Rubber Seal for Bumper, by Nash Motors, p. 34.
Contributed by Vice Ruffolo (#30). NCCA Advisors – Tune-Up Specs for 1936 400 and Deluxe 400, by Bill Torsch (#2145), p. 34.
Volume 12, No. 5 – September-October 1981
Calendar of Events, p. 2.
Notice (new club sales persons are David and Denise Richter), p. 2.
This ‘n’ That from B & B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 3.
Letter – Nash-Healey serial no. X7, by Leonard N. McGrady, p. 4.
Letter – 1946 Nash 600, by John Gelles, p. 4. Letter – 1920 Nash Model 681 in Zimbabwe, by A. W. Wright, p. 6.
Erie Shores Region – Region Meet Goes To The Dogs! (with photos), by Ken Havekost (#140), p. 6.
Southwestern Region News, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 7.
Das Awkscht Fescht (with photos), by Larry Blatt (#1396), p. 9.
Mid-Atlantic Region News, by Larry Blatt (#1396), p. 11.
Pages from the Past: Nash Club scrapbook, p. 11. 1981 Western NASHional (with photos), by Mike Zampiceni (#1048), p. 12.
Advisors, Inc., by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 15.
Notice to Members (increase in postage costs for club sales items), p. 16.
News from Ohio Area, by Bob Aaron (#38), p. 16.
Squaw Valley Swap Meet and Festival, by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 16.
NCCA Advisors – Formation of Nash-Healey Club (1958-60) with letter from AMC Sales Manager offering cooperation, by Michael Feingold (#1398, Nash-Healey), p. 17.
NCCA Advisors – Nash Grilles in Customizing (Nash Special Custom Models), by Tim Hutchins (#326), p. 18.
Production – Nash-Healey Sports Car (October 22, 1970), by John A. Conde (#60), p. 18.
Auto Engineers Prepare for Era of Fuel Economy, by Ralph R. Watts (#30), p. 19.
Contributed by Vince Ruffolo (#30). Thomas B. Jeffery Award (Connie Graeber), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 21.
Service Bulletin: Directional Signal Operating Lever Fails To Return To The “Off” Position On Slow Turns � 4900 Series, April 4, 1949, by Nash Motors, p. 21.
A Recap of the 1952/55 Farinas (in the Club), by Bill Wilt (#1031), p. 22.
Number 3232 and His 1932 (model 960), by Daryl and Jo Michel (#3232), p. 24.
New Sales Item (library file case for The Nash Times, p. 26.
Useful Hints for Car Workers (cleaning spark plugs, starter safety, screw holder, pipe blow-out valve, uses for springs), p. 27.
Contributed by Jim Dworschack. Tips on Making Your Own Gaskets, by Bill Cannon, p. 28.
Motor Road Test No. 25/54 – Metropolitan “Hard Top”, p. 34.
Metropolitan Ad (same image, different text, as ad on p. 1 of this issue), p. 34.
Motor Road Test No. 10/56 – Metropolitan Series 1500 Hard-top, p. 35.
Volume 12, No. 4 – July-August 1981
Calendar of Events, p. 2.
Letter – Source for 1925 ignition and light switch handles, by Herb Rhyner, p. 2.
1936-36 Restoration Clinic and Seminar, p. 3.
1929 Nash Restoration Clinic, p. 3.
This ‘n’ That from B & B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 3.
Letter – Antique airplane show, by Dennis Smyth (#1466), p. 4.
Nash-Healey Owners (to meet at Grand Nashional), p. 4.
Letter – 1935 LaFayette is restored, by Mike Kleba, p. 5.
Letter – Inquiry about identification of a Nash truck, by Ken Havekost (#140), p. 5.
Letter – On Flea Market and Show in Charlotte, North Carolina, by C. K. Jacobs (#2735), p. 6.
Southwestern Regionsl News (with photos), by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 7.
New Utah Region Organized, p. 9.
NCCA Treasurer’s Annual Report, by Skip Larson, p. 10.
The Statesman Speaks (on including AMC Ramblers in the NCCA), by Bill Wilt (#1031), p. 11.
Nashin’ Across the Ocean, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 12.
Restoring the “Parts Car” (1925 Nash Touring 5 Passenger, with photos), by J. & C. Harker, p. 17.
Western Nashional Schedule, p. 20.
1981 Grand Nashional, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, p. 21.
Friendship Day Report, by Mike Zampiceni (#1048), p. 22.
California Statewide Meet, p. 23.
Nash-Healey Owners (to meet at Grand Nashional), p. 24.
NCCA Advisors – Steering Gear Box, Alemite Lubricator, Gutter, Moldings (’30 Nash Single Six), by David Coe (#172), p. 25.
NCCA Advisors – Voltage Regulator Sticking, by Floyd Edgington (#2157), p. 25.
NCCA Advisors – Oil Pressure Sending Unit (’37-8 all models), by R. R. DeWester (#2375), p. 25.
NCCA Advisors – 1937 LaFayette Transmission Seal, by Glenn Schroeder (#2393), p. 26.
Attention Members – Western Division States, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 26.
The Hash Story (1955-57 Hudson), by John O’Halloran (#1526), p. 27.
Hudson Advertisements, p. 32. Open House in Alameda (Sieg Wroebel), p. 34.
Volume 12, No. 3 – May-June 1981
Notes from B & B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 3.
Letter to the Editors, by Stan Lasell, p. 5.
Candidate Profiles: Neil Black, Skip Larson, Bernie Turco, p. 6.
Oddies But Goodies Show Attracts 75 Cars, p. 7.
Ambassador, by Ken Havekost (#140), p. 9.
“Kari”, by Dave & Denise Richter (#2583), p. 12.
A Rambler Report, by David Knowles (#623), p. 13.
Southwestern Region News, p. 15.
A 31-Year Affair, by Kenneth Scherer (#1015), p. 16.
NCCA Advisors – Convertible Twin Beds, by Vince Ruffolo (#30), p. 23.
NCCA Advisors – Model Number, Running Boards, Horn Button, Carb, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 24.
NCCA Advisors – Metro Brakes, by David Austin (#1058, Metropolitan), p. 26.
1950-52 Rambler Parts Guide, by Jim Paradiso (#1530), p. 27.
Engine tune-up & Trouble Shooting – Engine Misfiring, p. 30.
Distributor Overhaul, p. 32.
Nash Vacuum Operated Gear Shifter, p. 34.
Volume 12, No. 2 – March-April 1981
Calendar of Events, p. 2.
1980 Roster Update, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 3.
NCCA General Elections, by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 3.
This ‘n’ That from B & B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 3.
Interested in Starting a New Region?, by Paul W. Gramlich (#95), p. 4.
Problem Clinic – Metro Brake Difficulties, by Phillip Poburka, p. 5.
1981 Western NASHional, p. 5.
Didja Know? (Greatest number of TNT issues mailed in Jan-Feb 1981), p. 6.
Mid-Atlantic Region Joins Das Awkscht Fescht (with photos), by Larry Blatt (#1396), p. 6.
More Info on “The Story of Nameplates” (Nash appears on 1958 Ambassador nameplates), p. 7.
Western Division News, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 8.
Our ’29 Nash Standard Six, by Robert Harrison, p. 9.
1937 LaFayette, by Glenn & Ruth Schroeder (#2393), p. 12.
Mississippi Valley Region (with photos), p. 13.
How I Became A Nash Owner, by Kemp B. Hobbs (#2607), p. 14.
Southwestern Region News, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 15.
News from Nor-Cal, by Rich Fergusen, p. 16.
Letter – 1928 Nash Series 330 Special Six, by Ray and Dolores Harmer (#3328), p. 17.
Letter – Nashes in Alberta Pioneer Car Club, by Jack Chalmers (#2999), p. 18.
Letter – TNT editors win Old Cars Weekly Golden Quill Award, by C.E. Thomas (#1003), p. 18.
1935 Nash Ambassador (Cover Story), by Jack Chalmers (#2999), p. 18.
Old Car Weekly Golden Quill Award (presented to The Nash Times), p. 20.
NCCA Advisors – Brakes (’31 Nash 660), by Gerald R. Wolfe (#2602), p. 22.
NCCA Advisors – Replacements for Obsolete Tires (1950-55 Rambler), by Louis LoManto (#1319), p. 24.
NCCA Advisors – Oil Pan Tips for 1951 Statesman Series 51-40, by Donald D. Mathis (#673), p. 24.
NCCA Advisors – Water Jacket (’37 LaFayette), by Glenn Schroeder (#2393), p. 25.
NCCA Advisors – How to Check Voltage Drop & Hard Starting with Voltmeter, by Floyd Edgington (#2157), p. 25.
My Missouri ’55 Statesman, by Ed DuPart, p. 26.
Lubrication of Classic and Antique Vehicles, by George Liddell, p. 28.
Some Useful Calculations, by Bob Forman, p. 32. “Pot Metal”, p. 33.
Volume 12, No. 1 – January-February 1981
over Photo: Nash Truck.
From the President’s Desk, by Neil Black (#388), p. 1.
This ‘n’ That from B & B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
Happy Birthday Charles W. Nash, p. 2.
Calendar of Events, p. 2.
Happy Birthday, Charles W. Nash (January 28, 1864), p. 2.
1980 Roster Report, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 3.
Adjusting Parking Brake, p. 3.
NCCA Elections (seeking candidates), p. 4.
Vice President’s Letter, by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 4.
Election Guidelines Revision Proposal – 1980, p. 5.
Parts Locator Service, by Bob Aaron (#38), p. 6.
From the Pages of the Club Ledger, by Skip Larson (Treasurer), p. 6.
Ramblings … or Something, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 7.
Letter – 1933 Model 1132R, by William Boesiger, p. 9.
Photos of 1938 Ambassador used in wedding in Australia, p. 10.
Letter – 1947 Nash Model 4768, by Richard Demers, p. 10.
Letter – tip on freeing seized nuts, by Randy Guccini (#3223), p. 11.
Letter – reasonable reply times for SASEs, by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 11.
The Southwest Region News, p. 11.
Pair Wheel & Deal in Mets (About Jack & Bobby Carr in Texas), by Domingo Ramirez (Star-Telegram Mid-Cities Bureau), p. 12. Contributed by Star-Telegram.
Letter from the office of the Prince of Monaco responding to an invitation to join the NCCA, by J. P. Diter (Private Secretary to the Prince), p. 14.
NCCA Treasurer’s Annual Report, by Skip Larson, p. 15.
NCCA Advisors – Body Wood, Rims, Dials, Door Handles (’30 Nash Single Six), by David Coe (#172), p. 16.
1981 Western Nashional, by Rich Ferguson (#731), p. 16.
Inexpensive Touch-up Brush, p. 17.
NCCA Advisors – Tips on 1950-52 Rambler, by Jim and Mike Paradiso (#1530), p. 17.
NCCA Advisors – Splash Aprons (1918-1930), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 17.
Early Rambler, Jeffery and Nash Trucks, by Larry R. Daum (#1901), p. 18.
The Powerful Nash Motor (in Nash trucks), p. 23.
The Rear Axle (in Nash two-ton trucks), p. 24.
Locking Differential (in Nash trucks), p. 25.
Hotchkiss Drive (in Nash trucks), p. 26.
Radiator (in Nash trucks), p. 27.
Specification & Adjustment Reference (Nash Truck models 3148 & 3248), p. 29.
Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 32.
Volume 11, No. 6 – November-December 1980
Cover Photo: “Gnash” 1951 Nash Statesman Custom.
From the President’s Desk, by Neil Black (#388), p. 1.
Gnash from front cover, p. 1.
Nash T-shirt Fever, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 2.
Calendar of Events, p. 2.
Didja Know? (how to remove a ball-joint stud), p. 3.
This ‘n’ That from B & B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 3.
Letter from the Vice-President, by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 4.
It’s Time to Renew Your Dues (change in process), by Ann Wynacht (Renewal Chairman), p. 5.
Thomas B. Jeffery Award (Darrell Rader), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 6.
Drat You, ’28 Nash!, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 6.
NCCA Elections 1981, by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 7.
Nash Reproduction Parts and Printing, by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 7.
Letter – 1948 Ambassador Model 4860, by Ralph Stoecker (#3248), p. 8.
News from Nor-Cal, by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 8.
Letter – 1919 Nash Model 686 Roadster, by Earl Stacey, p. 10.
Letter – Car troubles going to Grand Nashional, by Steve Parsons (#2991), p. 11.
It’s Not A Nash (flying to the Grand Nashional), by Lennel (Lee) Royer (#40), p. 11.
Letter – wedding, by Ken Havekost (#140), p. 12.
Niagara Frontier Region Fall Meet, by Louis LoManto (#1319), p. 13.
What Do You Think? (admitting post ’57 AMC cars), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 14.
Southwest Regional News, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 16.
New York Metro-Long Island 4th Annual Invitational Meet, by Walter M. Gramlich (#2364), p. 18.
Erie Shores Regional Meet, by Ken Havekost (#140), p. 19.
Mid-Atlantic Region Hosts Spring Meet, by Larry Blatt (#1396), p. 21.
Niagara Frontier Region Summer Meet, by Louis LoMonto (#1319), p. 22.
Open Letter to the NCCA Membership (views on American Motors troubles, Nash Museum support and NCCA dues), by Larry R. Daum (#1901), p. 23.
Petition – Nash Museum support (correction), p. 24.
Fourth Annual Chili Feed, p. 25.
NCCA Advisors – 1950-52 Rambler Tips, by J. & M. Paradiso (#1530), p. 26.
NCCA Advisors – The Incomparable 1932 Nash, by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 26.
NCCA Advisors – Continental Kits (1956-58 Ramblers), by Larry Blatt (#1396), p. 27.
NCCA Advisors – Rear Main Bearing (1936 3648-A 400 series tips), by Bill Torsch (#2145), p. 27.
NCCA Advisors – Tuning the Engine (1931 First Series 880, “Twin Ignition” Special Eight), by George Myler (#1531), p. 29.
Front Wheel Alignment, p. 31.
Volume 11, No. 5 – September-October 1980
Cover Photo: Grand Nashional – Kenosha 1980.
From the President’s Desk, by Neil Black (#388), p. 1.
Scrap Book Series – Advertisement for the “Rambler, the Car of Steady Service”, p. 2. Contributed by Victor Smith.
Letter – Thanks for assistance after an accident, by Michael and Sandy Shirk, p. 3.
This ‘n’ That from B & B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 3.
Southwestern Region News, p. 4.
Letter – Divco milk truck used an Ambassador engine, by Tom O’Rourke (#540), p. 4.
Letter – writer requests feature article on hood ornaments, by Bob McMillen, p. 4.
Used Carsmanship (on dealers rolling back the odometer), by Manfreid Q. Calhoun, p. 4.
Eastern NASHional Meet (with photos), by Steve Rugens (#3395), p. 6.
Petition to Establish a Nash Museum, by Charles Giorno (#3), p. 8.
Letter – 1951 Nash in Sweden, by Caj Carlsson, p. 9.
GRAND NASHional 1980 (with photos), by Don Cory (#1032), p. 10.
Only Dreaming, by Lowell Orud, p. 19.
Letter – 1948 Nash “600” Restoration, by Lowell Orud, p. 20.
Letter – 1940 LaFayette Model 4012, by Steve Gregori, p. 22.
Letter – helping Nash owner from Colombia, by Gertrud Cory (#1032), p. 23.
Letter – incidents happening on drive home from the Grand Nashional, by Lee and Ruth Bortmas, p. 24.
Letter – 1952 Nash Rambler Station Wagon, by Laurence and Patricia Hogan, p. 24.
Letter – Plans to establish an exhibit and repair shop for Metropolitans, by Jimmy and Eve Valentine, p. 24.
Letter – Steve Gregori’s Ajax; and magazine articles on the Ajax and other Nash vehicles, by Arch Brown (#1669), p. 25.
Western Divisional NASHional (with photos), by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 27.
Thomas B. Jeffery Award (Richard Ferguson), by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 29.
NCCA Advisors – Oil Filter Conversions for 1955-56 Hudson, by George Koehler (#861), p. 31.
NCCA Advisors – Cooling System for 1948-50 600-series, by Vince Ruffolo (#30), p. 31.
Volume 11, No. 4 – July-August 1980
Cover Photo: 1956 Metropolitan “500” hardtop.
National Election Results, p. 1.
From the President’s Desk, by Neil Black (#388), p. 1.
Letter – 1956 Hudson Rambler, by Dale Richmond, p. 2.
Calendar of Events, p. 2.
Metro Info from Floyd (parts), by Floyd Edgington (#2157), p. 3.
This ‘n’ That from B & B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 3.
Southwest Region News, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 4.
Niagara Frontier Region News, by Louis LoManto (#1319), p. 4.
Western NASHional, p. 5.
Letter – 1927 Nash, by Jim Shallow, p. 5.
My Nash Discovery (1951), by Frank Miller (#1111), p. 6.
Attention Midwest (AMC-Nash car show), p. 8.
Upper Mississippi River Region, p. 8.
Nash of Blue Island, by Wayne Adams, p. 9. Contributed by Al Zuber.
Didja Know? Nash-Healey’s Pedal Arrangement, p. 10.
California Statewide Meet (with photos), by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 11.
Letter – 1932 Model 1097, by Ande Lange, p. 14.
Letter – Nash-Healeys, by Thomas A. Ennis, p. 14.
Metropolitan: Car of the Past, Cars of the Future, by Larry R. Daum (#1901), p. 15.
Letter – Car show in San Diego has few Nashes, by Pat Quinlan, p. 19.
GRAND NASHional 1980 Homecoming, p. 20.
Story of Nameplates (1958 cars with Nash nameplates), by Phil Hall, p. 21.
AMC To Drop Names of Nash, Hudson Cars, p. 22.
Letter – Christmas car depicts 1949 Nash (with photo), by Larry Mitchell, p. 23.
NCCA Advisors – Overheating (1936 400 series), by Bill Torsch (#2145), p. 24.
NCCA Advisors – 1937 LaFayette Brake Shoes, by Glenn Schroeder (#2393), p. 24.
NCCA Advisors – Transmission Repair (1937 models), by Robert Nelson (#220), p. 24.
NCCA Advisors – Oil Pump Shaft Bushing (late 30s thru early 50s), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 25.
NCCA Advisors – Now Where Did I See That? (Index for Classified Ads), by Gerald Wolfe (#2602), p. 25.
A New Nash and a Learning Experience, by Neil Black (#388), p. 27.
Miracle on Wheels (Nash “600”), p. 30. Contributed by Frederick Timm.
TNT Index Vol. 8 No. 6 thru Vol. 10 No. 6, p. 31.
Volume 11, No. 3 – May-June 1980
Cover Photo: 1953 Nash-Healey Coupe.
Goin’ South (1938 Ambassador 6), by Ralph and Louise Stumpf, p. 1.
From the President’s Desk, by Neil Black (#388), p. 1.
Iola’s Old Car Show, p. 2.
Boo-Boos in the Last TNT, p. 2.
Calendar of Events, p. 2.
Letter – Australian Nash Register, by Rob Warmington, p. 3.
This ‘n’ That from B & B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 3.
A Nash Meet In Sweden (with photos), by Kent Agdestein, p. 5.
So-Cal Region News (with photos), by Neil Black (#388), p. 6.
Southwest Regional News, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 8.
Candidate Profiles: Connie Graeber (#81), Paul Gushing, Paul Gramlich (#95), p. 9.
Upper Mississippi River Region’s Activities, p. 12.
Nash-Healey Collector, by Leonard McGrady, p. 13.
NCCA Advisors – Intake Manifold Gas Tube (1935 LaFayette, by Ed Pariseau (#1011), p. 14.
NCCA Advisors – Technical Literature (1935-27 Ajax and Light Six), by Steve Gregori, p. 15.
NCCA Advisors – What Is A Rebel?, by Larry Blatt (#1396), p. 15.
NCCA Advisors – Nash Sport Customs, by Tim Hutchins (#326), p. 18.
GRAND NASHional 1980 Homecoming, p. 20.
1980 Western NASHional – July 10-12, p. 21.
Letter – New member appreciates the club, seeks 1955 Ambassador, and recalls family Nashes, by Rev. Calvin Martin, p. 22.
A Rare Find (1953 Ambassador Custom), by Roger S. Mays (#2834), p. 23.
Spring Ahead, by Lew Brown, p. 25.
Nash-Healey: The Power and the Glory, by Larry R. Daum (#1901), p. 26.
The Nash-Healey, by Steve Parsons (Association of Healey Owners in England), p. 28.
Volume 11, No. 2 – March-April 1980
Cover Photo: 1956 Hudson Rambler Custom, Dale Richmond.
From the President’s Desk, by Neil Black (#388), p. 1.
Attention! Seeking members to form a Southeast Region, by Francis Keem (#262), p. 2.
Calendar of Events, p. 2.
Western NASHional Meet, p. 2.
This ‘n’ That from B & B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 3.
A vandal drives a Nash, p. 4.
Letter – Seeking candidates for club offices, by Jim Krueger (Vice President), p. 4.
Why a Nash? (reasons for owning a 1954 Ambassador), by Ronald G. Tabuas (#2612), p. 4.
GRAND NASHional – 1980 Homecoming, p. 5.
Southwest Regional News, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 5.
The Musings of Old Yellow (1925 Nash Model 161), by Ruth and Carl Ehlers, p. 6.
What Is The Interchange Book?, by Floyd Edgington (#2157), p. 7.
Letter – 1955 Ambassador, by David Dobkin, p. 7.
Letter – 1928 Nash, by John Butler, p. 8.
Letter – 1955 Rambler, by Patrick Quinlan, p. 9.
Sources for Old Car Parts, by Jim Petersen (#845), p. 9.
My 1955 Wagon, by Charlie C. Bowie, p. 11.
NCCA Advisors – Tire / Wheel Sizes (1955-57 Hudsons), by George Koehler (#861), p. 12.
NCCA Advisors – Carburetor System (1931 Nash Eight 80 Series), by George Myler (#1531), p. 13.
NCCA Advisors – Nash-Healey Technical Literature Available, by Michael Feingold (#1398), p. 14.
D’s Trip to California (Part 3), by Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 14.
Model of the Month (1956 Hudson Rambler), by Larry R. Daum (#1901), p. 17.
Nash Antics – Drawing of a bathtub shaped like an upside-down Nash, by Steve Keiss (#2514), p. 19.
So-Cal Region News, by Neil Black (#388), p. 20.
Retopping a Convertible the Easy Way, by Bob Gilmore, p. 22. Contributed by Jim Dworschack (#1).
America’s Smallest Car – the Metropolitan, by Arthur Railton, p. 27. Contributed by Dan Petersen.
Volume 11, No. 1 – January-February 1980
Cover Photo: 1939 Nash Model 3928 Ambassador.
From the President’s Desk, by Neil Black (#388), p. 1.
Nash Family (a drawing), by Steve Keiss (#2514), p. 2.
This ‘n’ That from B & B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
Southwest Regional News, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 3.
Calendar of Events, p. 3.
Letter – winterizing a Nash-Healey, by Steve Parsons (#2991), p. 4.
Letter – writer likes the club, by John J. Semenas (#2960), p. 5.
Southern California Region News, by Dick Middleton (#386), p. 5.
Overhauling Your Overdrive, by Floyd Edgington (#2157), p. 6.
Nash Antics – How Do You Start This HyDramatic (drawing), by Steve Keiss (#2514), p. 7.
Niagara Frontier Region Fall Meet, by Howard Rawls (#723), p. 8.
NCCA Advisors – Nash Heaven (salvage yard in Kansas), by Kenneth Scherer (#1015), p. 9.
NCCA Advisors – Bijur Lubrication (1929), by Jim Dunkel (#1726), p. 9.
NCCA Advisors – Outside Door Handles (1930), by David Coe (#172), p. 10.
NCCA Advisors – Parts Tips (1927 and 1930-31), by Ira Wilmoth (#1990), p. 12.
D’s Trip to California (Part 2), by B. Dworschack (#237), p. 12.
NCCA Advisors – Distributor Replacement (1925-28 Advanced Six), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 12.
Thinking About Running for an Office??? (Job Descriptions for Vice-president and Division Director), p. 16.
1905 Rambler advertisement, p. 17.
The Owner’s Report on the Nash Rambler, by Floyd Clymer, p. 18.
Nash Antics – Drawing of a Nash and a bathtub, by Steve Keiss (#2514), p. 24.
Body Woodwork – Part I (with Fisher Body Service Bulletins), p. 25.
Repair Your Own Pot Metal Parts, p. 28.
Soldering Aluminum, p. 29.
Speeding – Is It Immoral?, p. 31.
Now! A “Double Lifetime” Used Car – Nash Used Car Ad (featuring 1950 Nash), p. 32. Contributed by Don Petersen.
Volume 10, No. 6 – November-December 1979
Cover Photo: Advertising drawing for 1904 Rambler Model L Touring Car.
From the President’s Desk, by Neil Black (#388), p. 1.
Calendar of Events, p. 2.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
Southwestern Regional News, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 3.
New York Metro-Long Island Third Annual Invitational Meet, by Walter M. Gramlich (#2364), p. 4.
Mid Atlantic Region Joins “World’s Largest” Meet, by Larry Blatt (#1396), p. 6.
News from Southern California, by Greg Fago (#1440), p. 7.
Letter – the club as keeper of other people’s memories, by Mike Girouard (#2802), p. 10.
Letter – 1946 Nash Model 4663 Ambassador Coupe, by Jack and Barbara Dass (#977), p. 12.
Letter – status of author’s restoration, by Don and Jean Sounders, p. 12.
D’s Trip to California, part 1, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 13.
Where do the Horses Go? (on horsepower), by Dale Kelly (SAE), p. 15.
Elements of Carburetion, Part 3, p. 19.
Cartoon: Auto Album – 1919 Nash Quad, by Tad Burness, p. 21. Contributed by Victor H. Smith (#1116).
The Story of Mohair Velvet, p. 23.
What You’ll Find in Twelve ’54 Cars, p. 24.
Testing the ’54 Nash Rambler, by Bill Schoentgen, p. 32.
Short Cuts for Car Owners, p. 36.
Cartoon: Illustration from 1930s Auto show, p. 40.
Volume 10, No. 5 – September-October 1979
Cover Photo: 1938 Nash from Finland.
Ramblings. . . from the President’s Desk, by Neil Black (#388), p. 1.
Calendar of Events, p. 2.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
Annual Treasurer’s Report, by Luther Larson (#29), p. 3.
From the Desk of the Treasurer, by Luther Skip, p. 4.
Upper Mississippi River Region’s July Event, by Darrell Stumpf, p. 4.
Southwest Regional News, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 6.
Mid-Atlantic Region Hosts Eastern NASHional, by Larry Blatt (#1396), p. 7.
Largest Nash Car Show Ever – 1979 California Grand NASHional (with photos), by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 10.
My 1938 Nash (a letter from Finland), by Antti Laaksonen, p. 19.
Interchange Book Abbreviations, by Floyd Edgington (#2157), p. 20.
Letter – restoration of a 1929 Model 434 RS Special Six in Belgium, by Jos. Cobbaert, p. 22.
Letter – restoring a 1954 Nash Ambassador, by Ernie & Goldie Mansfield, p. 22.
Letter – Swedish member enjoys U.S. visit, by Horst Vormbrock, p. 22.
Letter – account of trip home from the Grand Nashional, by Les Culver, p. 23.
Letter – 1929 Nash 420 sedan belonging to a Puget Sound Region member wins in ACCA met in Victoria, BC, by Les Culver, p. 24.
Letter – Vintage car sale in Tasmania, Australia, includes a late 1920s Nash Tourer, p. 25.
D’s Dilemma (words to song from Grand NASHional banquet), by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 26.
Elements of Carburetion, Part 2, p. 27.
Brush Plating, p. 30.
Volume 10, No. 4 – July-August 1979
Cover Photo: 1948 Nash Ambassador Convertible Model 4871 Custom Cabriolet.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 1.
From the President’s Desk, by Neil Black (#388), p. 3.
From Member #81, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 4.
Calendar of Events, p. 5.
Letter – Source for windshield rubber gaskets, 1946-50, by Bob McMillen, p. 5.
Letter – Miss America Paraded in Author’s 1954 Nash (with photos), by Ira Wilmoth (#1990), p. 6.
Letter – 1949 Ambassador, by John Emory (#1580), p. 8.
Letter – 1947 Nash “600” Coupe, by Gordon Erbstoesser (#2766), p. 8.
Letter – Photo and Story about a 1937 or ’38 Nash Coupe, by Al Zuber, p. 9.
Niagara Frontier Region Spring Meet, by Howard Rawls (#723), p. 10.
Southwest Region News, p. 11.
California Statewide Meet – Fresno, May 5 & 6, 1979, by Neil Black (#388), p. 12.
Nash Car Club of America By-Laws, p. 15.
You’re Invited (to AMO Meet), p. 18.
Magazine Advertisement for 1939 Nash, p. 19.
Model of the Month – 1948 Ambassador Convertible, by Larry R. Daum (#1901), p. 20.
Upper Mississippi River Region, by Darrell Stumpf, p. 22.
Nash-Hudson Joint Meet, p. 22.
Upper Mississippi River Region, by Darrell Stumpf, p. 23.
Niagara Frontier Region Summer Meet, by Howard Rawls (#723), p. 23.
Elements of Carburetion, Part 1, p. 25.
Some Useful Calculations (common automotive-related formulas), by Bob Forman, p. 28.
1905 Goodrich Tire advertisement, p. 30.
Volume 10, No. 3 – May-June 1979
Cover Photo: 1925 Nash Special Model 133.
Ramblings. . . from the President’s Desk, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 1.
Tips From Floyd (on Overhaul Gasket Sets), by Floyd Edgington (#2157), p. 2.
Combined Central Region Spring Meet, p. 3.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 3.
Costume Party (for ’79 Grand Nashional), p. 3.
Calendar of Events, p. 4.
Northeast Region Spring Meet, p. 5.
New Region Formed – Upper Mississippi River Region, by Darrell Stumpf, p. 5.
January Meet – Nor Cal, Alameda, CA, by Rich Ferguson (#731), p. 6.
Southern California Region News, by Neil Black (#388), p. 7.
Guest Speaker for ’79 Grand NASHional (John Conde), p. 8.
Nor-Cal Region Has A Day In The Redwood Empire, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 9.
Letter – in support of “Nash Garage” idea, by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 10.
Letter – writer’s family’s Nashes, by William S. Cannon (#2680), p. 10.
Letter – 1925 Nash Special sedan, Model 133, by Gene Kasmar, p. 11.
Eastern NASHional (New Hope, PA), p. 12.
Niagara Frontier Region of NCCA Presents Mini-Vendor Swap Meet, p. 13.
Erie Shores Spring Meet, by Ken & Mary Ann Havekost (#140), p. 14.
My ’50 Nash (Amb. Custom 5078), by Marvin Zinn (#751), p. 14.
My 1937 LaFayette Coupe, by Bob Kovar, p. 16.
My Special Six (poem), by G. Cliff Reimer (#526), p. 16.
Southwestern Regional News, p. 17.
Photo of marathon runner passing Nash dealership in Boston sometime between 1917 and 1930, p. 18. Contributed by Les Skoropat.
Swap Meet – August 12 – Alameda, p. 19.
Grand NASHional, Alameda, California – Registration Information, p. 20.
Candidate Profiles: Neil Black, Mike Larsen, Luther (Skip) Larson, Jim Dworschack, p. 24.
The Upper Mississippi Region Tour For May, p. 26.
Photos from Northwest Collectors’ Show, p. 27.
How to Live with Your Vacuum Tank, by Bill Cannon, p. 29.
Distributor Parts, by Miles Schofield, p. 32.
Volume 10, No. 2 – March-April 1979
Cover Photo: 1948 Nash 600 Coupe.
Ramblings. . . from the President’s Desk, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 1.
Grant NASHional Meet Guidelines, p. 2.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 4.
The 1979 Grand NASHional Is Near (Santa Clara, CA), by Steve Gregori, p. 5.
Calendar of Events, p. 5.
The Great Fire Truck Race, by Diane Thomas, p. 6.
Nor-Cal’s Meet, September, 1978, by Betty Wroebel (#595), p. 8.
Dripless Water Pump, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 10.
Nor-Cal’s Meet, November, 1978, by Rich Ferguson (#731), p. 12.
New Region Being Planned For Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois & Iowa, p. 13.
Southwestern Regional News, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 14.
Letter – High prices of Nash parts, by Andy Schwab, p. 15.
Letter – Tech college restorations, by Gary Jeffers (#1409), p. 16.
Letter – Towing a 1949 Nash, by Art Frotten (#1787), p. 16.
Letter – former Nash salesman is club publicity chairman, by Ira Wilmoth (#1990), p. 17.
Letter – running board restoration, by Charlie Hall (#661), p. 17.
Letter – appreciation for The Nash Times, by Charlie Hall (#661), p. 17.
The Last Laugh (Nash memories), by Lewis D. Brown (#1156), p. 18.
My ’52 Ambassador, by Steve Keiss (#2514), p. 22.
How to Repair Body Sheet Metal (Part 5), by Bob Dworschack (#237), p. 23.
“600” Brougham (cover story), by Mike Lynch (#2526), p. 27.
Letter – running board repair, by Bob Nelson (#270), p. 27.
Letter – 1939 Nash parts sought, by Paul Bourquin, p. 27.
Editor’s Note: additional information related to Charlie Hall’s article on running board restoration, p. 29.
Letter – 1931 Nash Production, by George Myler (#1531), p. 29.
Learn to Silver Braze, p. 30.
Volume 10, No. 1 – January-February 1979
Cover Photo: 1922 LaFayette.
Notes from B & B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237).
Ramblings. . . from the President’s Desk, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 1.
From the Desk of the Vice-President, by Jim Krueger, p. 2.
Calendar of Events, p. 3.
Southwestern Regional News, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 3.
Interchange Book, by Floyd Edgington (#2157), p. 4.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 4.
From the Secretary’s Desk, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 5.
Didja Know? (Nash police cars used in Chicago and Illinos), by John O’Halloran (#1526), p. 5.
Silent Auction (Nash Times back issues), by J. Peterson, p. 6.
A Towing Tip, by John O’Halloran (#1526), p. 7.
Letter – running boards, by Jim Taylor (#1151), p. 7.
Letter – 1938 LaFayette and “Nash Garage” suggestion, by L. R. DeWester (#2375), p. 8.
The Man Who Sold the First Nash – A Biography (of Frederick W. Abenschein, 1876-1945), by Bill Jones (Fred’s great nephew), p. 9.
The Nash Story (matters related to the author’s 1934 Ambassador), by Elward Baldridge, p. 10.
Mid Atlantic Region Holds Fall Meet, by Larry Blatt (#1396), p. 13.
Southern California Region News, by Neil Black (#388), p. 15.
Having Voltage Regulator Problems?, p. 17.
Model of the Month – A Short History of 1920-1924 LaFayette V-8, by Larry R. Daum (#1901), p. 18.
Northwest Car Collectors’ Show, by Mike Larsen (#8), p. 20.
Definitions and Nomenclature on Piston Rings (Service Manual), by Nash Motors, p. 24. Contributed by Bob & Betty Dworschack.
Diagnose Excessive Oil Consumption (Service Manual), by Nash Motors, p. 30. Contributed by Bob & Betty Dworschack.
Image: Nash Special Spark Plug (1915-1930), p. 36.
Volume 9, No. 6 – November-December 1978
Cover Image: 1906 Rambler Model 19 Tourabout.
Ramblings. . . from the President’s Desk, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 1.
New Publicity Chairman – Ira Wilmoth, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 3.
Calendar of Events, p. 3.
Open Letter – thanking club members for kindnesses show during visit to U.S., by Horst Vormbrock, p. 3.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 4.
Profile – National Secretary, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 4.
Letter – Nashes in Uruguay (with photos), by Jose Claudio Spina (#1044), p. 6.
Letter – photos of Nash used to test aircraft propellers, by Bruce Sheaffer, Jr., p. 8.
Letter – 1938 LaFayette, by Bob and Bernadine DeWester, p. 9.
News From Southern California Region, by Neil Black (#388), p. 10.
News From Southwest Region, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 12.
News From Mid-Atlantic Region, by Larry Blatt (#1396), p. 14.
Niagara Frontier Region – Fall Meet, by Howard Rawls (#723), p. 16.
Nash Cars in Brazil, by Jose Spina (#1044), p. 16.
Existência de Automóveis (cars in circulation in Brazil), p. 18.
Letter – 1924 Nash Roadster, by Jim Taylor (#1151), p. 20.
The Look-A-Likes (two members with similar beards), p. 21.
Ninth Annual NASHional Meet (Monroe, MI, with photos), by Ken & Mary Ann Havekost (#140), p. 22.
Volume 9, No. 5 – September-October 1978
Cover Photo: 1940 Nash Special Roadster (designed by Sakhnoffsky).
Ramblings. . . from the President’s Desk, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 1.
Calendar of Events, p. 3.
From the Secretary’s Desk, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 4.
Southwest Regional News, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 5.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 5.
Annual Treasurer’s Report, p. 6.
Erie Shores Holds Meet, by Ken Havekost (#140), p. 7.
California Statewide Nash Meet, by Sieg Wroebel (#595), p. 8.
Nash Nook Campout, by Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 10.
Letter – welcome accorded visiting NCCA member, by Tom & Dorice Jamison, p. 11.
NCCA 1978 Eastern Division Meet, by Francis Keem (#262), p. 12.
Interchange Book Information, by Floyd Edgington (#2157), p. 15.
Letter – comment on car show admission fee practices, by Anonymous, p. 15.
The 1940 Nash Play Car (designed by Sakhnoffsky), by Reggie Nash (#5), p. 16.
Cartoon: kicking a Nash, p. 17.
Count Alexis De Sakhnoffsky, by Reggie Nash (#5), p. 18.
’22 Nash on TV, p. 28.
TNT Index, Vol 6 No 1 thru Vol 8 No 5, p. 29.
Nash Motors Office Memorandum, April 23, 1940 RE: “Special workorder for rebuilding nine cabriolets into standard cars.”, by R.E. Mainland, p. 33.
Volume 9, No. 4 – July-August 1978
Cover Photo: 1936 Nash (wrongly captioned as a 1952 Rambler!).
Ramblings. . . from the President’s Desk, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 1.
Calendar of Events, p. 3.
NCCA Membership Report, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 4.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 5.
The Saga of the Little Tin Jack a (poem sent by Nash motorist to Nash Motors in 1929, and their reply), by Walter Jones, p. 6. Contributed by Bob Majeski.
New York Metro-Long Island Region Spring Invitational Meet, p. 7.
Tips from Floyd (parts interchanges), by Floyd Edgington (#2157), p. 8.
1948 Nash Wrecker, by Ken Havekost (#140), p. 9.
Mid Atlantic Region Holds Spring Meet, by Larry Blatt (#1396), p. 10.
Lightening Strikes Twice (1957 Country Club), by Bob Majeski (#2), p. 12.
Problem Clinic (help sought on overheating issues), by Rupel Perry, p. 14.
“Spring Meet” Niagara Frontier Region, by Francis Keem (#262), p. 15.
Mid Atlantic Region Meet Announcements, p. 16.
Southwest Region News, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 17.
Erie Shores Region Is Host For 1978, by Bill Wilt (#1031), p. 18.
Nash Cars Not Entirely Forgotten – Newspaper article about Dick Panabaker’s cars, by Don Dundon, p. 18.
9th Annual Grand NASHional Meet (Monroe, MI), p. 20.
Pencil Drawing (Nash inspired), by Julie Dworschack (#1), p. 22.
Nash Six Five-Passenger Car (Brochure), p. 23.
Volume 9, No. 3 – May-June 1978
Cover Image: 1953 Nash Ambassador “Country Club”.
Ramblings. . . from the President’s Desk, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 1.
From the Secretary’s Desk, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 2.
The History of the Nash (published in Automobile Quarterly, vol 14, no 2), by Beverly Rae Kimes, p. 3.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 3.
Candidate Profiles: George Vikos, Jr., James Krueger, Gordon McGregor, Frances Keem, Paul W. Gramlich, p. 4.
Metro New York/Long Island Region, p. 6.
The Secretary’s Efficiency Experts, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 7.
Letter – 1940 Ambassador Six, by Paul Belanger, p. 8.
Calendar of Events, p. 8.
Letter – 1949 Super 600, by Paul Skeels, p. 10.
Letter – Early 1940s restoration issues, by Tom Jamison, p. 11.
Letter – family Nashes, and “Grandpa’s New Car” (poem), by Walter and Lester Philbrick, p. 12.
Southwest Regional News, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 13.
Canandaigua (or Kanandarque, site of the 1978 Eastern Divisional Meet), p. 14.
Like Father, Like Son, by Ken Havekost (#140), p. 15.
Western States Nashional Meet, p. 16.
January In Alameda (Nor Cal), by Steve Gregori, p. 17.
Nor Cal Nash News, by Rich Ferguson (#731), p. 18.
Northeast Region’s Spring Meet, p. 19.
The 9th Annual Grand NASHional Meet (Monroe, MI), p. 20.
Model of the MonthNumber Two – (1957 Rambler Rebel), by Larry R. Daum (#1901), p. 22.
How to Repair Body Sheet Metal, by Bob Dworschack (#237), p. 23.
Happiness is a Warm Tub (1949 Nash 600), by Art Frotten (#1787), p. 24.
Tips From Art (various parts sources and exchanges), by Art Frotten (#1787), p. 26.
The 1977 Glidden Tour (with 1932 Nash 970 coupe), by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 27.
Notes From Larry (current publications about Nash models), by Larry R. Daum (#1901), p. 31.
Promotional material and Nash Motors Promotion Letter for “Arrowflash” Directional Signals for Nash, p. 32.
Volume 9, No. 2 – March-April 1978
Cover Image: 1952 Nash Rambler “Country Club”.
Ramblings. . . from the President’s Desk, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 1.
Museum Acquires “Unknown” Records of Jeffery Co., p. 3. Contributed by Roy Bellman #1836.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 4.
Member Funding of Club Sale Items, p. 4.
Calendar of Events, p. 5.
From the Secretary’s Desk, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 6.
Nash Nook Campout – July 7, 8 & 9, 1978, p. 6.
Nor Cal November Meet, by Don Cory (#1032), p. 7.
Western States NASHnal – June 29, 30, July 1, 1978, p. 7.
Open Letter to NCCA, by Larry R. Daum (#1901), p. 8.
Letter – 1954 Nash Ambassador, by Chas. Pistorino, p. 9.
Letter – Writer chides editors for printing story in two parts, by Tom Lambrecht (#1766), p. 11.
Nash Airflyte Engineering Advancements, by Roy Bellman (#1836), p. 11.
The Tale of a 1929 Addict, by Jim Dunkel (#1726), p. 13.
Identification Problem, by Rick Johannes (#799), p. 18.
Letter – 41-48 shocks, 30-481 wire and disk wheels, vapor lock, by Floyd Edgington (#2157), p. 19.
Model of the Month – ’30 Nash Roadster, by Larry R. Daum (#1901), p. 20.
A Personal Letter About a Mutual Problem (mailing label production), by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 21.
How to Repair Body Sheet Metal, by Bob Dworschack (#237), p. 22.
Nash in a Crash, by W.G. Haworth (Nash Motors), p. 24. Contributed by John O’Halloran.
Didja Know? (Attendance at 1977 Nash meet), p. 24.
The Two Week Odyssey, Part 2, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 25.
Poem about Nash bed, p. 26. Contributed by Jim Krueger.
Old Paint, (a 1955 Rambler coupe)., by Larry R. Daum (#1901), p. 27.
Southwest Region News, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 28.
Heating Problem, by Floyd Edgington (#2157), p. 28.
Portland Area Charter Day Meet (Mid Columbia), by Gordon McGregor (#49), p. 29.
Volume 9, No. 1 – January-February 1978
Cover Image: “Airflyte Construction” advertisement.
Ramblings. . . from the President’s Desk, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 1.
To the Nicest Folks in the World! (expressing thanks for the Jeffery award), by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 3.
Overseas Member Dues Increase, p. 3.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 4.
National Elections, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 5.
Who To Go To For What, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 5.
Elections, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 7.
Front Suspension – 41-4240 series Nash, by Rupel Perry, p. 8.
The Two Week Odyssey, Pt. 1, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 11.
Problem Clinic, p. 16.
Open Letter to the NCCA, by Bob Majeski (#2), p. 17.
1924 Nash Roadster, by Tom Taylor, p. 17. Contributed by through J. Conde.
Letter – On the Knight motor, by Floyd Edgington (#2157), p. 19.
Letter – 1932 Nash 999 Victoria Coupe, by R. Donaldson (#1650), p. 19.
Didja’ Know (on ’55 -’57 hoods), p. 20.
Northeast Region Fall Meet Held On Cape Cod, by Lloyd Dunn (#483), p. 20.
How to Repair Body Sheet Metal, by Bob Dworschack (#237), p. 21.
1922 Nash Police Car, by Reggie Nash (#5), p. 23.
My 1947 Nash, by Dan Dooley (#1886), p. 23.
Bag of Goodies from Floyd – Valve Adjustments Plus More Tips, by Floyd Edgington (#2157), p. 24.
New York Metro-Long Island Region Hosts Eastern Division NCCA Meet, by Irene Allan, p. 25.
Southwest Region News, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 26.
Mid Atlantic Region News – Announcing Our First Meet of 1978!, by Larry Blatt (#1396), p. 27.
Niagara Frontier Region “Autumn Meet”, by Francis Keem (#262), p. 27.
Hydromatic Adjustment, by Floyd Edgington (#2157), p. 28.
NCCA Happenings In Southern California, by Neil Black (#388), p. 30.
Volume 8, No. 6 – November-December 1977
Cover Image: Advertising Drawing of 1920s Nash.
Advertisement for Stevens Tools (valve refacer, reseater, & grinder, plus “motorist’s model”).
Ramblings. . . from the President’s Desk, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 1.
Secretary’s Report, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 4.
Vice-President’s Report, by George C. Vikos, Jr. (#730), p. 4.
Leads, p. 5.
Problem Clinic (pistons rusted in block), p. 5.
Librarian’s Report, by Bob Aaron (#38), p. 6.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 6.
Nor-Cal Region’s Annual Sacramento Campout, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 8.
Attention 1928-39 Nash Owners (on a reprint of a 1929 Nash Information book), by Chris Soderberg (#794), p. 9.
Erie Shores Holds Meet, by Dick Martin, p. 10.
Letter – benefit of membership, by Ruth and Carl Ehlers, p. 11.
Mid Atlantic Region Holds First Meet, by Larry Blatt (#1396), p. 12.
Notes From Nash Nook, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 13.
Southwest Regional Meeting In San Antonio, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 14.
Nor-Cal Region News, by Rich Ferguson (#731), p. 15.
49-Yr. Old Car Ready for 49-Year Old Parade, by Eddie Owens (Sports Editor), p. 16.
1957 Cars (book recommendation), p. 18.
Secretary’s First Trip to the Mid West, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 19.
Graph to Determine Engine RPM, by Federal-Mogul Corporation, p. 21.
Illustration of 1907 Rambler Models 15, 25 and 245, p. 22.
Letter – on selling a parts car, by Betty and David Bey, p. 24.
How to Repair Body Sheet Metal, by Bob Dworschack (#237), p. 24.
Generator Service – Service Bulleting No. 10, Aug. 15, 1921, by Nash Motors, p. 26.
Volume 8, No. 5 – September-October 1977
Cover Image: Advertising Drawing of 1920s Nash.
Ramblings. . . from the President’s Desk, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 1.
Letter – Interchange book, by Floyd Edgington (#2157), p. 2.
Letter – Statesman for sale, by Roger L. Miller (#1808), p. 3.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 3.
Letter – 1937 Nash Ambassador, by Ray Butlers, p. 4.
Letter – wrecking yard with Nashes, by Roy Bellman (#1836), p. 5.
Letter – recommending dues increase to pay for mailing TNT first class, by Jack Irwin, p. 5.
Western NASHional Meet (Reno), by Rich Ferguson (#731), p. 6.
Notes from Nash Nook (club history), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 8.
John A. Conde, by American Motors, p. 9.
The Nash Car Club of America Annual Treasurer’s Report, by Robert Aaron, p. 10.
Niagara Frontier Region “Summer Meet”, by Francis Keem (#262), p. 11.
Greetings from Rambler Haven, by Doug Predmore (#1033), p. 12.
Reflections on My Kenosha Trip 1977, by Gene Kasmar, p. 13.
Letter from the President (dues raised to mail TNT first class), by Darrell A. Rader (#317, President, NCCA), p. 15.
Problem Clinic (what is red fluid in King Sealey gas guage), p. 15.
Museum Info (Zonkers Auto Museum, Manitowoc, Wisconsin), p. 15.
The Seventh Annual Homecoming Meet (Kenosha, with photos), by Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 16.
A Note from Your Printer (why TNT was late), p. 17.
Cartoons, from Airflyte Album of Hunters and Fishermen, by Ed Zorn, p. 44.
Volume 8, No. 4 – July-August 1977
Cover Photo: Old photo of child in peddle car labeled “Nash”.
Notes From Nash Nook, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 1.
Problem Clinic (seeking technique to remove sleeves around spark plugs), p. 1.
Kenosha NASHional Meet, p. 1.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 2.
Letter – Open letter to members regarding proposed book about Nash cars, by Larry R. Daum (#1901), p. 4.
Letter – from club secretary-elect, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 5.
Letter – Open letter regarding club elections, by Skip Larson, p. 6.
Report on Activities from the Vice-President, by George C. Vikos, Jr. (#730), p. 6.
Southwestern Region News, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 7.
12 Nash Cars in the Concour d’Elegance, by Rich Ferguson (#731), p. 8.
God Is Keeping Score – Our 1928 Nash (Advanced Six), by Bob Majeski (#2), p. 9.
Nor Cal Nash Club Meets With The H-E-T Club, by Rich Ferguson (#731), p. 11.
Letter – dated 1941 from Nash Motors to winner of a “600” four door sedan, by W. A. Blees (Nash Motors), p. 12. Contributed by Wayne Meeker.
Dealer’s Wife Gets New Car – F. J. Meeker Wins Close Contest, p. 13.
Letter – about writer’s cars and desire to start a Hudson registry, by Tom Henceroth (#2005), p. 13.
Letter – on various car experiences, by Bill Wilt (#1031), p. 14.
Letter – on the club roster and the writer’s cars, by David M. Black, p. 14.
Letter – 1931 Nash 880 in Hawaii, by Simon Aman, p. 15.
Spring Meet of the Niagara Frontier Region, NCCA, by Francis Keem (#262), p. 16.
Greetings from Rambler Haven, by Doug Predmore (#1033), p. 18.
Kenosha NASHional Meet, p. 20.
The Special Olympics, by Chuck Rizzo (#75), p. 22.
California Statewide Meet, by Rich Ferguson (#731), p. 25.
Locking for a Special Car??? (regarding Car Search Ltd.), p. 25.
A News Release from AMC (on 75th anniversary of company), p. 26.
King-Seely Hydrostatic Gas Gauge, p. 30.
Letter – writer’s 62 Metropolitan featured in Car and Driver magazine, April 1977, by Frederic von Stange, p. 30.
Volume 8, No. 3 – May-June 1977
Cover Photo: Scene of the 1977 Nashional Convention in August.
Notes From Nash Nook, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 1.
Southwestern Regional Meet & Mini Swap, p. 1.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
Third Annual Western NASHional Meet (Reno), p. 2.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 3.
Greetings from Rambler Haven, by Doug Predmore (#1033), p. 5.
Notes from the Parts Locator, by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 7.
Northern California Nash Meet, by Rich Ferguson (#731), p. 8.
Mississippi Lone Scout Report, by John Emory (#1580), p. 9.
Ladies Corner: Costume for Men 1930-1940, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 10.
Letter – 1955 Nash Ambassador, by Richard Silbur, p. 12.
Letter – 1941 Nash Ambassador 600, by Tom Lambrecht (#1766), p. 12.
Letter – Editors of “Vintage Auto Almanac” request club input, by Alan Fortney, p. 13.
Letter – Suggestion for article about car museums, by H. Vander Linden, p. 14.
Letter – the writer’s Nashes, by Ken Geiman ($253.00), p. 15.
Our 1932 Nash Model 980, by Charles and John Sinatra, p. 16.
Niagara Region Spring Meet, by Jack Irwin, p. 17.
Nashes Stored in a Bank, p. 18.
Restoration Tips – ’46-’48 Ambassador brake spring exchange; ball bearing source, p. 18.
The Kenosha NASHional Meet, p. 20.
American Motors; the First 75 Years, by American Motors, p. 22.
Volume 8, No. 2 – March-April 1977
Cover Photo: A Nash Suburban.
Notes From Nash Nook, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 1.
News From The Southwestern Region, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 1.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 3.
Letter – sources for various ’40s and ’50s Nash parts, by Bob Wilmoth (#1383), p. 4.
Letter – formation of Marlin club, by Don Siver, p. 5.
Letter – 1947 Nash, Hudsons, etc., by John O’Halloran (#1526), p. 5.
Letter – 1932 Nash 1070 Standard Eight sedan, by C.E. Thomas (#1003), p. 6.
Letter – 1930 Nash Model 450 sedan, by Jerry Patterson (#1396), p. 7.
Letter – Trip in a Model 5680, by Lester Harris, p. 7.
Candidate Profiles: Ross Edwards, Darrell Rader, Sieg Wroebel, Walter Blakey, Jr., Connie Graeber, p. 8.
Progress Report from Eastern Division, by Lloyd Dunn (#483), p. 11.
Formation of Wisconsin Region, by Jim Krueger, p. 12.
1952 Nash Healey, by Nadine Wiley, p. 12.
The Getaway Car (1929 Advanced Six), by W. M. Lauterbach, p. 13.
Nor-Cal November Meet, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 13.
Greetings from Rambler Haven (1956-57 Ramblers), by Doug Predmore (#1033), p. 14.
Western States NASHional Meet (Reno), p. 16.
Nash Car Club of America, Southern California Region, by Neil Black (#388), p. 18.
Costume for Women 1930-1940, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 19.
News From The So-Cal Region, by Neil Black (#388), p. 23.
Ambassador “600” Engine 1941 (promotional material), p. 24. Contributed by Jim Dworschack.
Mardi Gras at New Orleans (railroad advertisement from 1927), p. 32. Contributed by Jim Dworschack.
Volume 8, No. 1 – January-February 1977
Cover Image: Advertising Drawing of 1920s Nash.
Letter – family membership comment and Nash as primary car, by Lester Harris, p. 1.
Letter – writer wishes to organize a Marlin owner’s club, by Don Siver, p. 1.
Notes From Nash Nook, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 1.
Letter – 1949 Ambassador wins in Mississippi show, by John Emory (#1580), p. 1.
Letter – 1954 Rambler is main transportation, by Dan Bourdlaies, p. 2.
Letter – problems restoring a 1936 Model 3648 sedan, by Jane Mangum, p. 2.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 3.
The Only One (1965 Rambler Ambassador 990 Classic Convertible), by Dr. Dale Parker (Non-member), p. 4.
Letter – story of a 1946 Ambassador Model 4663 coupe, by Jack Dass, p. 5.
Problem Clinic (help sought for replacing vinly mats with carpet inserts), p. 6.
Letter – 1948 Ambassador sedan, by Dan Bourdlaies, p. 6.
South West Region, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 7.
How We Fix Those Awful Leaking Shock Absorbers, by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 8.
Greetings from Rambler Haven, by Doug Predmore (#1033), p. 9.
My ’23 Sedan, by Al Reese, p. 10.
New Region Forming, by Larry Blatt (#1396), p. 11.
Hershey ’76, by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 12.
Second Annual Erie Shores Meet, by Bill Wilt (#1031), p. 14.
Notes from the Parts Locator, by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 15.
Notes from the Parts Locator, by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 15.
Nash Times Schedule (mailing dates), p. 17.
American Motors’ Rail Rambler, p. 17. Contributed by Jim Krueger.
Undated Advertisement for Nash 7-Bearing Motor, p. 18.
Teal Tale (advertisement for Airflyte Nash targeting sportsmen), p. 19.
1953 Nash Airflytes (advertising material), p. 20.
Nash Wheel Bearings, 1200 Series, Service Bulletin No. 162, October 1933, by Nash Motors, p. 22.
Nash Wiring Chart, 1200 Series, Nash Service Bulletin No. 155, October 1933, by Nash Motors, p. 24.
The Nash Clutch, 1200 Series, Nash Service Bulletin No. 163, November 1933, by Nash Motors, p. 25.
Nash Brakes, 1200 Series Adjusting Instructions, Nash Service Bulletin No. 157, November 1933, by Nash Motors, p. 29.
Elimination of Shimmy – 490, 890, 990 Series, Nash Service Bulletin No. 153, May 1933, by Nash Motors, p. 33.
Volume 7, No. 6 – November-December 1976
Cover Photo: 1928 Nash.
Notes From Nash Nook, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 1.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 1.
Special Interest Autos Magazine (Nash member’s auto featured), p. 3.
Rambler, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 4.
Advisors (listed by year and model), p. 7.
September Campout In Sacramento (Nor Cal), by Rich Ferguson (#731), p. 8.
An Antique Motoring Display in Australia, by Barry Edenborough (#588), p. 10.
Autumn Meet – Niagara Frontier Region, by Francis Keem (#262), p. 10.
Producing Rubber Items (a company offers to reproduce), p. 11.
Obituary: death of Jeffery Carqueville, grandson of Thomas B. Jeffery, p. 11. Contributed by Clifford Sklarek.
Ladies Corner: Costume for Men 1920-1930, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 12.
First NE Nash/AMX Concourse, by Ross Edwards (#422), p. 13.
Problem Clinic (seeking sources for rubber), p. 15.
Letter – memories of Kenosha meet, by Mac & Terry Edwards, p. 16.
Letter – about a trip to purchase a 1939 Ambassador, by George Felt, p. 17.
Letter – writer encourages saving AMC cars and parts, by Frank Wrenick (#1721), p. 17.
Letter – writer offers Charles W. Nash’s smoking jacket for sale, by Roy Hayes (#7977), p. 18.
Letter – in praise of the Havekost’s hospitality, by Anonymous (A Happy Nashcanner), p. 19.
Letter – writer uses 1958 Rambler as second car, by Rich McGarty (#1118), p. 19.
Letter – writer uses 1951 statesman as second car, by Jim Duden, p. 19.
Letter – writer uses 1948 Nash as second car, by Al Hope, p. 19.
Letter – a 1950 Nash Ambassador, by Roger L. Miller (#1808), p. 20.
Letter – finally got Rambler on the road, by Dennis Smyth (#1466), p. 20.
Letter – restoration challenges for 1939 Model 3910, by Ralph Peterson, p. 20.
Oh No – Not Another Bathtub (1949 Nash 600), by Roger L. Miller (#1808), p. 21.
Prices – 1940 Line of Nash Accessories, by Nash Motors, p. 22.
Nash Bed Equipment, by Nash Motors, p. 26.
1940 Nash Bed Improvements, by Nash Motors, p. 27.
Bumper Guards, by Nash Motors, p. 28.
Window Screens, by Nash Motors, p. 32.
Back Rest Stay Hinges, by Nash Motors, p. 34.
Spare Tire Air Connection, by Nash Motors, p. 39.
Volume 7, No. 5 – September-October 1976
Cover Photo: Nash with radiator bedecked with flags.
Letter – regarding Pioneer Auto Museum in Murdo, South Dakota, with two 1926 Nashes, by Leaonard E. Clark, p. 1.
To All Members of the Nash Club, by George C. Vikos, Jr. (#730, Vice President, NCCA), p. 1.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
Chandler Coupe to Display (1955 Nash), by Don Barto, p. 3.
Letter – expressing thanks for help received at the Homecoming Meet in Kenosha, by Vince Ruffolo (#30), p. 4.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 5.
My 1939 LaFayette, by Charlie Bowie, p. 6.
Nash Club Sets Kenosha Homecoming, by Jane Hosmanek, p. 7.
Summer Meet – Niagara Frontier Region, by Francis Keem (#262), p. 9.
Costume for Women 1920-1930, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 10.
Kenosha Homecoming Meet – 1976 (with photos), by Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 13.
Letter – writer offers corrections to article about Charles W. Nash in the May-June 1976 issue, by Arch Brown (#1669), p. 20.
Attention – Met Owners (AMC offering reprints of Met Shop Manuals), p. 21.
The Metropolitan, by A. G. Koepfgen, p. 21.
Puget Sound Region News (report on organizational meeting), p. 23.
Notes from the Parts Locator, by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 23.
Body Types and Equipment of the Nash “400” (1935), p. 24. Contributed by Ken Havekost.
New Nash “400” Has First Monitor Sealed Motor 1935-36, p. 26.
Volume 7, No. 4 – July-August 1976
Cover Photo: 1949 Nash.
Good News (AMC announces new edition of the American Motors Family Album), p. 1.
Notes from Nash Nook, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 1.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
Letter – on including newer AMC cars in the NCCA, by Richard Myers, p. 3.
Letter – 1956 contest by Nash to name the unit body, by David Currie (#37), p. 3.
Letter – writer wonders how many Nashes are primary vehicles for family, by Dennis Smyth (#1466), p. 3.
Letter – on NCCA family membership, by Roger Graeber (#81), p. 3.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 4.
Western National Meet in Reno, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 5.
The Western NASHional Meet (Reno, with photos), by Rich Ferguson (#731), p. 5.
Ladies Corner (at the Western States Nashional Meet), by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 8.
Northern California Meet – July 17, 18, by Rich Ferguson (#731), p. 9.
Going to Hershey???, p. 10.
Notes from the Parts Locator, by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 10.
3rd Pennsylvania-Ohio Spring Meet, June 20, by Bob Aaron (#38), p. 11.
Eastern Division’s Spring Meet, by Francis Keem (#262), p. 12.
New Nash Quiz No. 3, by Bob Cosgrove (#321), p. 12.
Kansas to New York (1951 Nash Statesman), by Bill Osterhoudt, p. 13.
An Upside Down What? (’49 Nash Tub), by Don Humes, p. 14.
Tips for a 1951 Nash Owner (parts sources and exchanges), by Jim Kruege, p. 15.
Informal Meet in NJ, p. 15.
Old Advertisement for a Nash Special Six, p. 16.
Why 7 Bearings – A Story of the Nash 7 Bearing Crankshaft Motor, p. 17.
Advertisement for Nash Insurance, May 1956, p. 21.
Nash ‘400’ Specifications 1935-36, p. 22. Contributed by Brent Havekost.
Truck Engine Lubrication (Service Bulletin No. 1, May 1, 1922), p. 24. Contributed by Dick Rieff.
Volume 7, No. 3 – May-June 1976
Cover Photo: Car in barn with flat tire (1937 LaFayette).
New Nash Quiz No. 2, p. 1.
Notes From Nash Nook, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 1.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
New Southwest Region, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 2.
Notes from B & B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 3.
My 1936 LaFayette, by Lee Matthews, p. 4.
A Point of Interest – Craven Foundation Auto Museum, p. 5.
NCCA NASHional Meet In Kenosha, p. 6.
Notes from the Parts Locator, by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 7.
Letter – regarding taxation of collectible cars, by Patricia von Khrum, p. 8.
My ’23 Nash, by Don Dugal, p. 10.
Nash-Healey Car Club Show, p. 10.
Letter – writer provides lead to 30’s Nash, by Bob Lutjen, p. 11.
Letter – appreciation for The Nash Times, by Jerry Patterson (#1396), p. 11.
Letter – account of wreck in 1955 Ambassador, by Ray Burton, p. 12.
Tips (clutch driven member and tie rod end substitutions), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 12.
Letter – writer encloses letter written to American Motors in 1955 regarding “Nash Camps” and the company’s reply, by Art Lindgren (#1202), p. 13.
Letter – on the AMO club and its connection with the NCCA, by Don Loper (#128), p. 14.
Letter – car shows in the south, by John Emory (#1580), p. 14.
Inter Club 1976 Meet Of CHVA, p. 15.
Nor Cal Nash News, by Don and Gertrud Cory (#1032), p. 15.
Letter – official recognition of the Nash Car Homecoming Convention in Kenosha as a Bicentennial event, by R. Richard Wagner, p. 16.
Letter – lead on wrecking yard liquidating Nash inventory, by Michael Feingold (#1398), p. 16.
How Many What? (counts member cars by year), by John Detrick, p. 17.
The Charles Nash Story, by Clifford Sklarek (#120), p. 18.
Costume for Men 1910-1920, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 21.
Do You Need To Renew?, p. 22.
Finding My Car of the Century (1937 LaFayette 3710), by James W. Garthe, p. 23.
California’s First Statewide Meet, by Rich Ferguson (#731), p. 24.
Southern California Region News, by Neil Black (#388), p. 25.
Carburetor and Fuel Vaporizing System (Service Bulletin No. 30, Aug. 7, 1923), by Nash Motors, p. 28.
Volume 7, No. 2 – March-April 1976
Cover Photo: 1931 Nash 822 Coupe.
Notes From Nash Nook, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 1.
NCCA NASHional Meet In Kenosha On August 13 and 14, 1976, p. 1.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
Letter – 1949 Nash Ambassador, by Bob Mino (#1537), p. 2.
Letter – writer recounts family’s Nashes, by Charles C. Wells, p. 3.
Attention NCCA Members In The SW, by Charles Chambers (#1513), p. 3.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 4.
Jeffrey Elected to A.O.T. Hall of Fame, by Clifford Sklarek (#120), p. 6.
Profile: Robert Majeski, NCCA Secretary, p. 7.
Problem Clinic (1926 Special Six paint, 1929 tappet clearance), p. 8.
1929 Nash Hearse, by Kenneth Scherer (#1015), p. 8.
Pennsylvania-Ohio Spring Meet, p. 9.
Long Island Region’s Activities, by George C. Vikos, Jr. (#730), p. 9.
Ladies Corner: Costume for Women 1900-1920, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 10.
Didja Know? (1927 Special Six in Maritime Museum, San Francisco; production figures for 1938 Models), p.
13.
Niagara Frontier Region’s Spring Meet, p. 14.
Northern California Region News, by Rich Ferguson (#731), p. 14.
Western Region NASHional Meet (Reno), p. 15.
The Noble Nash, by Alice Wyatt, p. 16.
New Nash Quiz No. 1, by Bob Cosgrove (#321), p. 18.
Notes from the Parts Locator, by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 19.
Northeastern Region’s Spring Meet, p. 19.
Period Photo of 1937 Nash Ambassador Coupe, p. 20. Contributed by J. F. Dworschack.
1931 Nash Model 882 Coupe, by George Myler (#1531), p. 22.
California’s First State Wide Meet, p. 23.
Transmission – Vacuum Gear Shift 1938, by Nash Motors, p. 24.
Advertisement for Metropolitan Accessories (Walker Bros. Nashtown, Los Angeles), p. 32.
My ’56 Statesman (Model 5645-1 4 dr.), by Roy Waring (#1149), p. 34.
Volume 7, No. 1 – January-February 1976
Cover Photo: Truck pulling 1932 Nash on trailer.
ATTN: Members In Southern California.
Notes From Nash Nook, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 1.
Correction: misprint in article about twin-ignition system, in May-June 1975 issue of The Nash Times, p. 1.
Letter – UK member offers assistance concerning European cars, by John Fox (#1572), p. 2.
Letter – Sportabout with “Nash” on hatch, by Dave MacClinchy (#900), p. 2.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
Profile: Ross Edwards, Vice-President of NCCA, p. 3.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 4.
Happiness Is … (humor), by Bob Cosgrove (#321), p. 5.
Niagara Frontier Region – Autumn Meet, by Francis Keem (#262), p. 6.
Me and My Nash (1927 Special), by Joseph Winstead (#1096), p. 6.
A Parts Car (1932 Nash 1070), by Ross Edwards (#422), p. 7.
Big Flea Market – Antique Automobile Club of America, p. 7.
Reward Offered For Stolen Nash Healey, by Roy Soles (#1623), p. 8.
Northwest Region NASHional Meet (Reno), by Rich Ferguson (#731), p. 8.
Our 1953 Statesman (Custom Sedan), by Lewis D. Brown (#1156), p. 8.
Have A Steering Gear Oil Leak?, by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 9.
Didja Know? (removing pistons cups; 1946 Nashes with wooden bumpers; 1935-1939 wheel shields), p. 9.
NCCA Library, p. 10.
Notes from the Parts Locator, by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 10.
They’ve Finally Killed the Ambassador, by Doug Predmore (#1033), p. 11.
Need a Challenge, by Harold Nash (#409), p. 12.
Didja Know? (members asked to notify club if they move), p. 12.
Nash Population, by Bob Aaron (#38), p. 13.
Twenty-five Years of Small Cars (advertisement with photos of several cars), by American Motors, p. 14.
Nor Cal Nash News, by Rich Ferguson (#731), p. 15.
Renew Your Dues (poem), by Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 16.
Nash Quizzes Notes (Nash trivia), by Bob Cosgrove (#321), p. 16.
Ladies’ Corner: Costume for Men 1900-1910, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 17.
Photo of 1946 Nash with factory wooden bumper, p. 19. Contributed by Don Mathis.
Period Photo of 1929 Nash, p. 20. Contributed by Bob Cosgrove.
Period Photo of 1941 (?) Nash Involved in an Accident, p. 21. Contributed by Bob Cosgrove.
Photo of 1937 LaFayette with 33-year-old Dayton tires, p. 22. Contributed by Lee Matthews (#319).
Cartoon with Nash in punchline, p. 23.
Reprint of tag which came on 1951-54 Nashes concerning paint care, p. 23. Contributed by Jim Krueger (#816).
Reprint from Manual on the New Nash Six 1931 Flathead Six, p. 24.
Period Photo of 1940 Nash in Germany, p. 31. Contributed by Erwin Ziemer, Jr..
Cover of The New Nash Six Information for Owner Manual (1931), p. 33.
Volume 6, No. 6 – November-December 1975
Cover Photo: 1957 Ambassador Super.
Notes from the Parts Locator, by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 1.
Notes From Nash Nook, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 1.
Nash Anecdote (1948 Nash), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 2.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 3.
Profile: Mike Larsen, Western Division Director, p. 4.
Nash From Nebraska (1957 Ambassador Super), by Gary Jeffers (#1409), p. 5.
Illinois & Wisconsin’s Scenic Run, by Ed Zawor (#859), p. 6.
Nor-Cal’s Second Annual Campout, by Gordon McGregor (#49), p. 6.
Nash Leads All The Way, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 8.
What Price Antique Cars?, by Bob Cosgrove (#321), p. 9.
Didja Know? (exchange for rocker arm guide balls on a ’25 Advance Six), by Ivan Buck (#1266), p. 10.
Didja Know? (don’t use solvents and oils to clean brake parts), by Rich Ferguson (#731), p. 10.
A Report of an Antique Motoring Display in Australia, by Barry Edenborough (#588), p. 10.
Ladied Corner: History of Shoes 1900-1920, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 12.
Announcing A New Region (Erie Shores, with photos), by Bill Wilt (#1031), p. 13.
The Nash Band (photo and story), by Gertrude Hoffman, p. 16.
Letter – 1925 Nash Advance Six, by Ivan Buck (#1266), p. 18.
Letter – seeing information on a “Nash Remick”, by Bruce H. Remick, p. 18.
Problem Clinic (several questions about several models), p. 19.
Formation Of A New Region In Southern California, p. 19.
Photo of a 1956 Nash, p. 20.
Two Members’ Correspondence (about restorations), p. 22. Contributed by Bob Dunn (#1106).
1957 Nash – Paint, Body Info, Specifications, p. 27.
Volume 6, No. 5 – September-October 1975
Cover Photo: 1929 Nash 420.
Notes from Nash Nook, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 1.
Niagara Frontier Region’s Autumn Meet, p. 1.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 3.
Maine Meet – Northeast Region (with photos), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 5.
Northern California Region Meets, p. 9.
Letter – a way to remove frozen wheel cylinder pistons, by Roger J. Rio, Jr. (#786), p. 9.
Letter – corrections to Nash Quiz No. 7, by Carl Bauske (#1356), p. 10.
Letter – 1948 Nash Ambassador, by Ted Hughart, p. 10.
Letter – seeking recognition of the 1950-58 Rambler by the Milestone Car Society, by Laurence Dutton (#1136), p. 11.
Letter – 1946 Nash Ambassador in Syria or Lebanon, by Chawki Sayem El Dahr, p. 11.
First Western Region National Meet, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 12.
Profile: George C. Vikos, Director of New York Metropolitan/Long Island Region, p. 13.
1904 Rambler owned by Dick Teague, p. 14. Contributed by Clifford Sklarek (#120).
1941 Nash Accessories, p. 15. Contributed by Vince Ruffolo.
1929 Nash Model 420, by Howard Rawls (#723), p. 19.
Photo of a 1932 Nash Model 994, p. 20.
Letter – on the merits of the Nash twin ignition system, 1928-1941, by Fenton Meredith (#112), p. 22.
First Meet of Niagara Frontier Region, by Jim Van Druff (#358), p. 25.
Notes from the New Parts Locator, by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 26.
Restoration Aids – Hydraulic Brakes Part Two, by Mike Pilarski (#1195), p. 27.
Nash Bed (copy of promotional material), p. 28.
Nash Quiz No. 9, by Bob Cosgrove (#321), p. 30.
Problem Clinic (questions about 1941 and 1924 models), p. 30.
Ladies’ Corner: Costume for Women 1900-1920, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 31.
Volume 6, No. 4 – July-August 1975
Cover Photo: Unidentified rumble seat coupe (possibly a featured 1932 Nash 970 Sport Coupe).
Notes from Nash Nook, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 1.
New Club Item Available Now! (rubber stone guards, 1942-48), p. 1.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
Profile: Lloyd A. Dunn, Easter Division Director, p. 3.
Ladies’ Corner: Care of Antique Accessories, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 4.
Problem Clinic (several questions about several models), p. 5.
Letter – suggests NCCA arrange for club members to buy parts directly from AMC, by Lee Aston (#187), p. 6.
Letter – writer thanks club members for help repairing accident damage, by John Miller (#532), p. 6.
Wanted – Spark Plug In The Los Angeles Area, by Mike Larsen (#8), p. 7.
Nash Cars and AACA National First Prize Winners, by Bob Cosgrove (#321), p. 7.
The Finding of a 1924 Nash Model 42 Roadster, by Jim Taylor (#1151), p. 8.
Rader’s Rainy Retreat, by Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 9.
Northern California GNASH NEWS, by Rich Ferguson (#731), p. 9.
Alice (1932 Nash 970 Sport Coupe), by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 11.
The Restorer (regarding the 1930 Cardon Steamer built on Nash Big 8 frame), by Clifford Sklarek (#120), p. 12.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 17.
Kenosha Homecoming Meet July 1975 (with photos), by Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 18.
LaFayette – Tires and Rims (1920-24, copy of unidentified technical manual), p. 24. Contributed by Vice Ruffolo.
Notes from the Parts Locator, by Dave Schaap (#159), p. 30.
Letter – memories of family Nashes, by Dave Osterberger (#1020), p. 30.
Nash Quiz No. 8, by Bob Cosgrove (#321), p. 31.
First Western Region National Meet, by Mike Larsen (#8), p. 31.
A Diesel Powered Nash? (1939 Model 3925), by Wim Bloemendahl (#283), p. 32.
Restoration Aids – Hydraulic Brakes, Part One, by Mike Pilarski (#1195), p. 34.
Volume 6, No. 3 – May-June 1975
Cover Photo: 1959 Metropolitan in Britain.
Notes from Nash Nook, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 1.
Letter – on kits to covert Ajax cars to Nash Light Six, by Mike Larsen (#8), p. 1.
Sixth Annual National NCCA Meet (Kenosha), p. 2.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
Nash Quiz No. 7, by Bob Cosgrove (#321), p. 3.
The “Old Rambler” Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 4.
First Western Region National Meet (Reno, NV), p. 5.
A Metropolitan in Britain, by David Austin (#1058), p. 6.
What It’s All About, by Ross Edwards (#422), p. 7.
Ladies Corner: Costume, by Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 8.
Lloyd’s Tub (1951 Nash Ambassador Custom 5178), by Don Mathis (#673), p. 10.
Announcing A New Region (Niagara Frontier), p. 11.
Letter – photo of old building with “Nash Cars” sign, p. 12. Contributed by Richard Mansley (#436).
Letter – Milestone Car Society, by Lawrence F. Dutton (#1136), p. 13.
Letter – member changes address in a poem about Nash car, by Denise Renshaw (#1107), p. 13.
Lake Michigan Region Of The C.H.V.A. (Contemporary Historical Vehicle Association), p. 14.
Northeast Region Meet, p. 14.
Problem Clinic (several questions about several models), p. 15.
Clutch Adjustments (1925-28 Special and Advance Six, reprint from technical manual), p. 16. Contributed by Jim Dworschack (#1).
The Saga of a 1938 Nash, by B. & C. Hooper (#1174), p. 18.
Maintenance of Finish on Suburban Models 4664-4764, p. 20. Contributed by R. K. Seidel.
TNT Index, Vol. 3 No. 4 through Vol. 5 No. 6, p. 27.
Nash – My First Car (1948), by Craig Bacle (#616), p. 29.
Letter – Nash models in Superman shows and movies, by Paul Lehman, Jr. (#649), p. 30.
ACME (Association of Concerned Motor Enthusiasts), p. 31.
Volume 6, No. 2 – March-April 1975
Cover Photo: 1930 Nash Model 481.
Notes from Nash Nook, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 1.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
Technical Assistance for NCCA Members, by Mike Larsen (#8), p. 2.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 3.
Ladies Corner, by Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 4.
Profile: Bob Aaron, Treasurer, NCCA, p. 5.
My 1930 Nash Model ‘481, by Chris Soderberg (#794), p. 6.
Betty Dworschack Column, by Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 7.
More On Kenosha Meet, p. 7.
Riverboat Days – Clinton, Iowa, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 7.
Letter – on NCCA memberhship policy, by Luther Larson (#29), p. 8.
Letter – 1929 Nash Model 470 Advanced Six, by Clifford and Esther French (#1099), p. 8.
Letter – on Metropolitans, by R. E. Abbott, p. 9.
Northern California Nash News, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 9.
My 1931 Nash Model 660, by Luther Larson (#29), p. 10.
Hey, Eastern Members, p. 10.
More Info On Harrah’s, by Ray Hren (#768), p. 10.
News From Arizona, by Neil Black (#388), p. 11.
Nash Quiz No. 6, by Bob Cosgrove (#321), p. 11.
A Viewpoint: The 1974 National Meet, by Lennel (Lee) Royer (#40), p. 12.
Inerested? (in salvage yard cars in midwest), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 13.
My First Love (1941 Nash Slipstream), by Bruce Boltz (#939), p. 13.
Pennsylvania-Ohio Spring Meet, by Bob Aaron (#38), p. 14.
Letter – restoration of a Nash 600 coupe, by Mike Pilarski (#1195), p. 14.
Photo of Nash Tub in flood water, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 14.
My 1955 Hudson (Hash) Story, by Paul Lehman, Jr. (#649), p. 15.
Problem Clinic (several questions about several models), p. 16.
Tubby (1950 Nash Ambassador Custom), by Karen and Dick Panabaker (#492), p. 17.
Photo of 1912 Rambler, p. 18. Contributed by R. J. Cosgrove.
News Letter from Monroe, Michigan (Ken Gelman’s Nashes), by Bill Wilt (#1031), p. 20.
More From Michigan (Nash memories), by Bill Wilt (#1031), p. 21.
Ajax Six (promitional brochure), p. 22. Contributed by Bob Aaron (#38).
Nash-Built Ajax Announced, by W. L. Carver, p. 25. Contributed by Robert Aaron (#38).
Scenes from ’72 Meet, p. 30.
Volume 6, No. 1 – January-February 1975
Cover Photo: 1932 Nash.
Notes from Nash Nook, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 1.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 3.
Letter – 1951 Rambler Convertible, by Laurence Dutton (#1136), p. 4.
Letter – supports restricting the club to Nash cars, by Jose Spina (#1044), p. 4.
News on Harrah’s Show and Swap Meet, p. 5.
A Viewpoint (on the range of cars recognized by the club), by Larry G. Mitchell (#895), p. 5.
Profile: James F. Dworschack, President, NCCA, p. 6.
Northern California Regional Chapter, by Rich Ferguson (#731), p. 7.
My ’32 Nash (960 4 dr., cover story), by Aaron Ford (#462), p. 8.
Ladies Corner: Wives and the NCCA, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 9.
Nash Quiz No. 5, p. 9.
Problem Clinic (several questions about several models), p. 10.
Nash Anecdotes (humor), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 11.
Attn. Members of Northeast Region, p. 11.
New Region Forming (Niagara Frontier Region), p. 11.
1940 and 1941 Nash Prices FOB, and 1941 Nash Colors, p. 12.
Attn. – Members in Penna and Vicinity!, p. 13.
A Threat to our Hobby (a scrapping bill), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 14.
Triumph for Scrappers, by Ed Flaherty (Editor), p. 14.
News On Harrah’s Show & Swap Meet (Nor Cal), by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 16.
Do You Need to Renew?, p. 16.
NCCA National Meet (Kenosha), p. 17.
NY Metropolitan & L.I. Region, NCCA, by George C. Vikos, Jr. (#730), p. 17.
Photo of the 1900 Rambler Runabout Prototype, p. 18.
Rambler Heritage Part II, by John A. Conde (#60), p. 20.
Brake System – 1926 Nash Advance Six Series 261, p. 23.
Volume 5, No. 6 – November-December 1974
Cover Photo: 1949 Nash “600”.
Notes From Nash Nook, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 1.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
A Letter The President Received (about a 1953 Nash Statesman), by Bill Wilt (#1031), p. 3.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 4.
Ladies’ Corner: My ’40 Nash LaFayette, by Miss Denise Renshaw (#1107), p. 5.
Nash History Quiz, p. 6.
Correction to location of Roaring Twenties Museum mentioned in report of Kenosha Meet, by Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 7.
Northern California Region’s First Camp Out, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 7.
Becoming a Nash Owner (1947 Ambassador), by Roy Street (#832), p. 8.
A Racing Nash?? Good Grief!! (1949 Nash “600”), by Dave MacClinchy (#900), p. 9.
Letter – opinions about dues and cars recognized by club, by Charlie Hall (#661), p. 10.
Letter – requests state of residence be given when members are named in the TNT, by John Szabo (#995), p. 11.
Do You Need to Renew?, p. 11.
Rambler Heritage, by John A. Conde (#60), p. 12.
Nash-Philco Radio – 1200 Series, p. 14.
The Problem Clinic (questions about various models), p. 17.
Metropolitan Statistics, 1954, p. 18. Contributed by Vince Ruffolo.
Volume 5, No. 5 – September-October 1974
Cover Photo: 1960 Metropolitan.
Notes From Nash Nook, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 1.
Nash History Quiz No. 3, p. 2.
This ‘n’ That from B and B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
1974 NCCA National Meet, by Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 3.
Viewpoint (on including some AMC models in club), by Tom Johnson (#776), p. 5.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 6.
Wrecking Yard Lead, by Mike Larsen (#8), p. 7.
My 1960 Metropolitan, by Paul Lehman, Jr. (#649), p. 8.
Ladies Corner: Timber! (tree limb falls on car), by Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 9.
Story of a 1960 Rambler, by George C. Vikos, Jr. (#730), p. 10.
The Best Meet Yet! (Nor Cal), by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 11.
Concours D’Elegance, Forest Grove, Oregon, by R. D. ‘Stan’ Standley (#496), p. 12.
The Problem Clinic (questions about various models), p. 12.
1953 Production & Accessory Statistics, p. 13. Contributed by Jim Dworschack (#1) and Vice Ruffolo (#30).
1974 Fall Meet … Northeast Region NCCA, p. 14.
Northeastern Region NCCA Spring Meet, by Ross Edwards (#422), p. 15.
Pics From Kenosha ’74 (photos), p. 16.
Do You Need to Renew?, p. 18.
Letter – club roster provides information about car survival rates, by Roger J. Rio, Jr. (#786), p. 18.
1939 Nash, LaFayette Repair & Tuneup Manual, p. 19.
Photo: Scene from Kenosha ’74, p. 30.
Volume 5, No. 4 – July-August 1974
Cover Photo: 1929 Nash Special Six Model 433.
Notes from Nash Nook, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 1.
August 2nd and 3rd – Kenosha Meet, p. 2.
Comments from B & B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 2.
Northern California News, by Connie Graeber (#81), p. 3.
Attention – Eastern Members, p. 3.
In Memorium: Lloyd Kyser, p. 3.
Letter – laments lack of restoration assistance from other club members, by Ronnie C. Williams, p. 3.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 4.
Nash ‘600’ Invades ISU, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 5.
Lincoln Highway Glad Hand News, p. 6.
Nash History Quiz, p. 7.
My Nash Story (1929 Special 6, Model 433), by Charles McCary (#58), p. 8.
Come On, Do It!! (form an NCCA region), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 10.
Ladies Corner (period costumes), by Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 12.
Ridiculous Day (Nash participation in a community event), p. 15.
May – Rough Month for Reno Nashes, by J. C. Miller (#532), p. 15.
The Nash Six Four-Passenger Car (1918, transcript of promotional material), p. 16. Contributed by Vince Ruffolo.
Fifth Annual National NCCA Meet (Kenosha), p. 21
Volume 5, No. 3 – May-June 1974
Cover Photo: 1932 Nash.
Ridiculous Day, by Jim Petersen (#845).
Notes from Nash Nook, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 1.
The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of (1932 Nash), by David Currie (#37), p. 2.
Notes from B & B, by Bob & Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 3.
Nash News from Northern California, by Roger & Connie Graeber (#81), p. 3.
Fifth Annual National NCCA Meet (Kenosha), p. 4.
Jeffrey Estate, p. 4. Contributed by John A. Conde, Asst. Dir. Public Relations, AMC.
The “Old Rambler”, by Darrell and Marlene Rader (#137), p. 5.
1930 Nash, p. 6.
Advertisement for 1929 Nash Models, p. 7.
1950 NASH Rambler Convertible (promotional material), p. 8.
The Problem Clinic (questions about various models), p. 10.
Nash History Quiz No. 1, by Bob Cosgrove (#321), p. 10.
Reno Swap Meet Cancelled, p. 11.
Status of effort to obtain recognition of the Metropolitan by the Milestone Car Society, p. 11.
Ladies Corner, by Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 11.
Volume 5, No. 2 – March-April 1974
Cover Photo: 1932 Nash.
Parts Locator Status, p. 1.
Club Items and Back Issues of T.N.T. for Sale, p. 1.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 2.
Metropolitan Owner’s Club, p. 4.
Penn-Ohio Spring Meet, p. 4.
NCCA North Eastern Regional Members Meet in Massachusetts, by Bob Majeski (#2), p. 5.
Notice (New Editor), by Chuck Rizzo (#75), p. 5.
My 1932 Nash, by Larry Wood (#414), p. 6.
Photo of 1933 Nash Century of Progress World’s Fair Display, p. 8.
1949-1951 Nash Front Suspension & Steering, p. 9.
Advertisement for Nash Four and Six, p. 19.
1955 Hudson (advertisement), p. 20.
Image of 1913 Jeffery Truck, p. 22.
Volume 5, No. 1 – January-February 1974
Cover Photo: 1932 Nash 970.
Club Items and Back Issues of T.N.T. for Sale, p. 1.
The 1973 Harrisburg Meet, by Betty Dworschack (#237), p. 1.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 3.
Street is Neat (on using old cars), by George C. Vikos, Jr. (#730), p. 4.
Oregon NCCA Meet, by Mike Larsen (#8), p. 5.
Congratulations on Formation of Northeast Region of NCCA, p. 5.
The Coincidence (1932 Nash 970), by Charles Roenfeldt (#677), p. 6.
Northern California Regional Meet, p. 6.
In Memory of Byron Bey, p. 7.
Another Nash Beauty (1930 Nash promotional material), p. 8.
Advertisement for 1936 Nash models, p. 10.
Special Notice to All Nash Dealers: Information on the 1956 Ambassador 6 Super, p. 12.
1939 Nash Specification Data, p. 13.
Volume 4, No. 6 – November-December 1973
Cover Photo: Nash Quad.
Club Items and Back Issues of T.N.T. for Sale, p. 1.
Notes From The Nash Nook, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 1.
Nash Quad, by Donald J. Neilson (#802), p. 2.
1953 Nash Healey Roadster Takes Best of Show at LaFayette Concourse, p. 3.
Northern California Regional Chapter Charter Day Meet – August 25, 1973, p. 4.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 5.
An Open Letter To The Membership (regarding helping club officers to perform their duties), by Darrell & Marlene Rader (#317), p. 5.
Parts Locator Service, p. 5.
Nash Club Stationery, p. 7.
Advertisement for 1928 Nash, p. 8.
1935 LaFayette, p. 9.
In Seventeen Years Nash Motors Grew And Prospered, p. 17.
Advertisement for 1932 Nash 2nd Series Models, p. 23.
Volume 4, No. 5 – September-October 1973
Cover Photo: 1932 Nash Model 971.
Club Items and Back Issues of T.N.T. for Sale, p. 1.
The Nash Car Club of America Annual Treasurer’s Report, by Robert Aaron, p. 1.
Nash Club Stationery, p. 2.
Nominations for Officers, p. 2.
Parts Locator Service, p. 3.
Member Travels to India, by John S. White (#274), p. 3.
Justification for Owning an Old Car, by George C. Vikos, Jr. (#730), p. 4.
Nash Model Numbering System, 1935-1957, Part II, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 4.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 7.
Kenosha ’73 (with photos), by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 9.
1932 Nash 971, by Harry Black (#138), p. 17.
1951 Nash-Healey (promotional material), p. 19.
Volume 4, No. 4 – July-August 1973
Cover Photo: 1955 Metropolitan.
Club Items and Back Issues of T.N.T. for Sale, p. 1.
Notice (judges sought for Kenosha Nash show), p. 1.
N.C.C.A. Kenosha National Meet, p. 1.
Hudson – Metropolitan (1955 Hudson-Metropolitan), by R. D. ‘Stan’ Standley (#496), p. 2.
Notes From The Nash Nook, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 4.
Members Nash in “Rod and Custom Magazine” (August 1973, 1932 Ambassador), p. 5.
Harry’s Hudson (1957 Hudson), by Harry Downing (#147), p. 6.
Royal Victorian Tour, Victoria, B.C., by R. D. ‘Stan’ Standley (#494), p. 6.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 8.
Nash Model Numbering System, 1918-1934 – Part I, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 9.
Letter – enjoys reading the “Ramblings” column, by Roger Graeber (#81), p. 11.
Letter – appreciation for club services, by J. Pat McCann (#202), p. 11.
Letter – appreciation for Nash Times, by Paul Lehman, Jr. (#649), p. 11.
Nash Club Stationery, p. 11.
California N.C.C.A. Meet, by Mike Larsen (#8), p. 12.
Advertisement for 1907 Rambler Model 21, p. 13.
1938 Nash (promotional material), p. 14.
Volume 4, No. 3 – May-June 1973
Cover Photo: 1929 Nash Special Six Model 444.
Club Items and Back Issues of T.N.T. for Sale.
The Nash Club Library, by Bob Aaron (#38).
Treasury Report (will not be published in each issue).
Info To The “Old Rambler” (on Jim Dworschack’s engine rebuilding methods), by Bob Dworschack (#237), p. 1.
Letter – expressing thanks for restoration assistance, by John J. Conigliaro (#602), p. 1.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 1.
Parts Vendor Service, p. 3.
Nash Club Stationery, p. 3.
Judging Passed (at NCCA meets), p. 3.
Attention Nash Car Club Members (members invited to car show), p. 4.
Charlie’s Corner (questions about paint colors, shocks reconditioning, vibration damper), by Carl Barnhard (#102), p. 4.
Notice (about registration at Kenosha National Meet), p. 4.
Of Interest To Members (1927 Roadster in 1973 Exxon Calendar), by Bob Cosgrove (#321), p. 5.
N.C.C.A. Scrapbook (car photos sought), p. 5.
My 1929 Nash, by Wayne Wenger (#362), p. 5.
Installation and Operating Instructions – Nash Long Distance Radio, 1942-1948, by Nash Motors, p. 8.
1930-1940 Car Color List Nash-LaFayette, p. 14.
Lucky Lott Hell Drivers (using 1951 Nashes & Ramblers), p. 16.
Volume 4, No. 2 – March-April 1973
Cover Photo: 1950 Rambler Convertible.
The Nash Car Club of America Treasurer’s Report, by Robert Aaron, p. 1.
The Nash Club Library, p. 1.
Letter – appreciation for Nash Times, by Dan Niehaus (#7120), p. 2.
1972 National Meet Longest Distance Driven, p. 2.
New Nash Technical Service Manual Available from A.M.C., p. 2.
Letter – writer offers leads to ’50 and ’51 Nashes, by Max O. Heim, p. 2.
Editor’s Note: how to run ads in more than one issue, by Chuck Rizzo (#75), p. 2.
Letter – expressing appreciation for club, by Carl Barnhart (#102), p. 2.
Election Results, p. 3.
Notice (membership expiration date on membership cards), p. 3.
Tips (regarding clutch interchange 1926-29 and manifold gaskets 1918-1929), p. 3.
NCCA Kenosha National Meet, p. 3.
It’s Up To You!! (on whether to have judged meets), p. 4.
Club Items and Back Issues of T.N.T. for Sale, p. 5.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 5.
My Convertible Ride (1950 Rambler), by Jim Van Druff (#358), p. 6.
Advertisement for 1949 Nash “600”, p. 8.
Motor Tuneup – All 1941 Nash Models, p. 9.
Auto Review: The 1955 Nash, p. 15.
1918 Nash Overhead Valve Six (advertisement), p. 17.
Volume 4, No. 1 – January-February 1973
Cover Photo: 1937 LaFayette.
Nash Technical Service Manuals, p. 1.
California’s “Get Acquainted” Picnic, by Roger Graeber (#81), p. 1.
To: N.C.C.A. 1972 National Meet Exhibitors, p. 2.
The Nash Car Club of America Treasurer’s Report, by Robert Aaron, p. 2.
Two Nash Place At Illiana Show, by Lennel (Lee) Royer (#40), p. 2.
Board Meeting, p. 3.
Northern Illinois Meet, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 3.
Ramblings, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 4.
Cover Story – 1937 LaFayette, by Steve Jewett (#527), p. 5.
“Nash LaFayettes” (1937), by Steve Jewett (#527), p. 5.
Kenosha National Meet, p. 6.
It’s A ’27, No, It’s A ’28 – Model & Year identification, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 6.
Club Items and Back Issues of T.N.T. for Sale, p. 9.
1925 Transmission Assembly, p. 10.
Novelties (copies of promotional material targeted at dealers), p. 15.
Nash LaFayette – New Bodies – New Appearance – Increased Power (promotional material), p. 16.
1914 Jeffery Advertisement, p. 18.
Club Members’ Cars, by Bob Aaron (#38), p. 19.
126 Years of Craftmanship – The Story Behind the Nash Body Division (part 3), by John A. Conde (#60), p. 19.
Presenting the New Nash-Healey Sports Car (advertisement), p. 22.
Volume 3, No. 6 – November-December 1972
Cover Photo: 1948 Nash Ambassador Coupe.
The Nash Car Club of America Treasurer’s Report, by Robert Aaron, p. 1.
Michigan Nash Meet, p. 1.
Nash Technical Service Manuals (1941-48), p. 2.
Club Library Started, p. 2.
Club Scrap Book, p. 2.
Classified Advertisements, p. 2.
Index To TNTs, Volume 1 Number 1 to Volume 3 Number 3, p. 3.
126 Years of Craftmanship Part II – The story behind the Nash body division, by John A. Conde (#60), p. 5.
Nash introduces first single-unit body (copy of promotional material), p. 6.
My ’48 Coupe (Ambassador), by Buzzy Paricka (#74), p. 7.
My 400 De Luxe (1936), by Patrick Van der Stricht (#449), p. 8.
The “Old Rambler”, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 9.
Veteran Car Buff is Nuts About Nash – Aschaffenburg, Germany (Russ Little, #351), p. 11.
Advertisement for 1914 Jeffery, p. 12.
The Nash Overdrive 4600-4700 Series, p. 13.
Volume 3, No. 4-5 – July-October 1972
Cover Photo: 1936 Nash “400”.
Nominating Committee For Officers, p. 1.
Combined Issue Of T.N.T., p. 1.
Overseas Dues, p. 1.
The Nash Car Club of America Treasurer’s Report, p. 1.
Letter – on recruiting, by Tom O’Rourke (#540), p. 2.
Club Items and Back Issues of T.N.T. for Sale, p. 2.
Letter – on Detroit Nash show with only four cars, by Bill Waugaman, p. 2.
Thank You (for help during National Meet), p. 2.
Nash Technical Service Manuals (1941-48), p. 3.
Classified Advertisements, p. 3.
Club Library Started, p. 3.
Club Scrap Book, p. 3.
960 Series (promotional booklet for 1932 First Series Nash Six with specifications), p. 4.
Our Third NCCA National Meet (Kenosha, with photos), by Chuck Rizzo (#75), p. 9.
“The Nash Illustrated Travelogue” (1930 promotional piece), p. 14.
Advertisement for the Nash “400”, p. 16.
Four Years & My “400”, by Chuck Rizzo (#75), p. 17.
The Restorer – A biography of Clifford Sklarek No. 120 (his connection with the Jeffery company), by Walter Drew (Publisher & Editor, Antique Motors News), p. 18.
126 Years of Craftmanship Part I – The story behind the Nash body division, by John A. Conde (#60), p. 23.
Volume 3, No. 3 – May-June 1972
Cover Photo: 1940 Nash Ambassador.
Renewal Time, p. 1.
Notice (information for members), p. 1.
Club Items Now Available To Members, p. 1.
Please Note (issue of “Action Era Vehicle” devoted to Nash, TNT ad instructions, LaFayette name plate), p. 2.
The Nash Car Club of America Treasurer’s Report, by Robert Aaron, p. 2.
National Meet Banquet (Kenosha), p. 2.
Nash Car Club of America’s 3rd Annual National Meet (Kenosha), p. 3.
Nash Meet Fees, p. 3.
Results of Election, p. 3.
Results of Ballots on Name Change of Club, p. 3.
Correction (CCCA recognizes no Nash models, excepting the 1938 Jensen with a Nash engine), by W.A. McNight, Jr., p. 3.
The Little Red Coupe (1940 Ambassador), by Bill Dye, p. 4.
Charlie’s Corner (1937 LaFayette options), p. 5.
Cartoon (featuring a 1950 Rambler convertible), p. 5.
New Roster, by Mike Larsen (#8), p. 5.
The ‘500’ Has Been Won (on club membership), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 6.
Nash Advanced Six – Series 161 Carburetor operation, p. 7.
1957 Rebel Drive Report, p. 11.
Volume 3, No. 2 – March-April 1972
Cover Photo: 1948 Nash.
Notice (information regarding membership and request for volunteers), p. 1.
The Nash Car Club of America Treasurer’s Report, by Robert Aaron, p. 1.
In Memory of Einar Knutson (#366), p. 2.
Charlie’s Corner (questions about showroom catalog, Packard engines and Nash paint colors), p. 2.
To All Members of the Nash Car Club of America (program booklet), p. 2.
We Made A Mistake (errors on membership cards), p. 2.
Nash Facts (Nash firsts and other Nash trivia), by Bob Cosgrove, p. 3.
This & Data (early Rambler facts), by Vince Ruffolo (#30), p. 3.
Nash Tips (comments on parts and paint), by John Dudley (#67), p. 3.
Drat You ’28 Nash!, by Darrell A. Rader (The Old Rambler, #317), p. 5.
Michigan Nash Meet – June 10, 1972, by John & Jane Garrison (#36), p. 5.
Please Note (3rd National Meet in Kenosha information), p. 6.
New Nostolgia (Automobile Quarterly has good article “The Postware Collectible Comes of Age”), p. 6.
National Meet Banquet, p. 6.
My ’48 Convertible (1948 Ambassador), by Roger A. Fonk, p. 7.
Nash Airflyte Advertisement, p. 8.
Cartoon (featuring a ’50s Nash), p. 8.
1954 Nash Advertisement, p. 9.
1954 Nash Reprint, p. 9.
Advertisement for the Nash Four, p. 16.
Volume 3, No. 1 – January-February 1972
Cover Photo: 1940 Nash Ambassador.
The Nash Car Club of America Treasurer’s Report, by Robert Aaron, p. 1.
Club Items Now Available To Members, p. 1.
Renewal Time, p. 1.
Notice (on club roster, TNT, and scrapbook), p. 1.
NASHional Meet Banquet (Kenosha), p. 2.
This & Data Early Rambler facts, p. 3.
This & Data (Rambler wins race in 1902), by Vince Ruffolo (#30), p. 3.
To All Members of the Nash Car Club of America (program booklet), p. 3.
First Love (1940 Nash Ambassador), by Bill Archer, Jr., p. 4.
Cartoon (featuring a 1950? Rambler), p. 5.
1906 Rambler, p. 6.
Clutch Service, 1949 Nash “600” and Ambassador 6 (Nash Technical Service Manual), by Nash Motors, p. 10. Contributed by Charles Giorno.
Advertisement for early Rambler, p. 16.
Volume 2, No. 6 – November-December 1971
Cover Photo: 1934 Nash.
Articles about Early Ramblers.
Notice (information for members), p. 1.
Odds and Ends (membership issues), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 1.
Charlie’s Corner (questions about various issues and models), p. 2.
Cartoon from 1950 advertising campaign featuring Nash, p. 2.
Photo of Rambler station wagon used by Kenosha Police, p. 3.
This & Data (Early Rambler facts), p. 3.
The Beast (1924 Nash Ambassador 8), by Luther Larson (#29), p. 4.
1942 Nash Promotional Material, p. 6.
Message From Europe, by Wim Bloemendahl (#283), p. 11.
Advertisement for Jeffery Quad Truck, p. 16.
Advertisement for 1951 Airflyte, p. 20.
Roster Supplement No. 2, p. 21.
Metropolitan Wins Canadian Stock Car Race, p. 22.
Volume 2, No. 5 – September-October 1971
Cover Photo: 1934 LaFayette.
Notice (information for members), by Chuck Rizzo (#75, Editor), p. 1.
Advertisement for 1905 Surry Type I, p. 2.
NCCA Treasury Report, by Robert Aaron, p. 2.
Advertisement for 1932 Nash 2nd Series Models, p. 3.
Articles about Early Ramblers, p. 4. Contributed by Vince Ruffolo.
This & Data (Early Rambler facts), by Vince Ruffolo (#30), p. 7.
Advertisement for 1938 Nash Models, p. 8.
The Hung (1934 Nash Big Six), by Carl Barnhard Barnhart, p. 9.
Charlie’s Corner (overheating tips), by Charles Giorno (#3), p. 13.
Cartoon (featuring a ’50s Nash), p. 13.
Nash 4640 and 4660 Technical Information, p. 14. Contributed by Charles Giorno.
Roster Supplement No. 1, p. 20.
Advertisement for 1916 Jeffery Models, p. 24.
Volume 2, No. 4 – July-August 1971
Cover Photo: 1940 Nash Special Roadster (designed by Sakhnoffsky).
Hydraulic brakes 1935, by Charles Giorno (#3).
The Nash Car Club of America Treasurer’s Report, by Robert Aaron, p. 1.
Special Interest Autos Establishes Car Collector’s Appreciation Award, p. 2.
Coming Events: Fraser Club Invites NCCA Members to Meet, p. 2.
Reno Report – 1971 (Swap Meet), by Mike Larsen (#8), p. 3.
The Nash’s Naughty Forty (1940 Nash Special Roadster), by Reggie Nash (#5), p. 4.
Western Regional NCCA Picnic, by Bob Sohl (#13), p. 7.
Thank You For Your Help At The NCCA Meet, by Chuck Rizzo (#75, Editor), p. 8.
Breakdown of member’s cars by year, make, members by state, by Bob Aaron (#38), p. 10.
N.C.C.A. 2nd National Meet Winners, p. 11.
N.C.C.A. 2nd National Meet, by Charles Giorno (#3), p. 12.
Articles about Early Ramblers, p. 15. Contributed by Vince Ruffolo.
Transmission and Free Wheeling 980 1931 era (Nash Service Bulletin No. 144, August 20, 1931), by Nash Motors, p. 18. Contributed by Charles Giorno.
1914 Jeffery Advertisement, p. 24.
Volume 2, No. 3 – May-June 1971
Cover Photo: 1930 Nash Model 453.
Performance Problems 1918-1920’s Advanced Six, by Charles Giorno (#3).
#30 Finds A ’30 ( Nash Single Six Coach), by Vince Ruffolo (#30), p. 3.
Charlie’s Corner (heat problems in 1918 through early 1930s Nashes), p. 4.
Marry Her and Take the Car! (1929 Nash), by Kenneth Fribrance (#119), p. 5.
Articles about Early Ramblers, p. 6. Contributed by Vince Ruffolo.
The Nash Clutch – 1200 Series (Nash Service Bulletin No. 163, November 1933), by Nash Motors, p. 9. Contributed by Charles Giorno.
Classes for Nash Car Club Shows – National Meet Application, p. 13.
Second Annual National Meet – August 21st (Kenosha), p. 14.
Advertisement for 1903 Rambler Model E, p. 15.
Advertisement for 1906 Rambler Model 15, p. 16.
Volume 2, No. 2 – March-April 1971
New Region Meeting (Illinois & Wisconsin area), p. 2.
Gasoline Gauge rebuilding information – parts, by Charles Giorno (#3), p. 3.
Nine-Seventy (1932 First Series), by Mike Larsen (#8), p. 4.
Article by Clifford Sklarek about a 1951 Nash-Healey is in “Antique Motor News”, p. 7.
Articles about Early Ramblers, p. 8. Contributed by Vince Ruffolo.
Nash and LaFayette electric clocks (1935-36 Borg Electric), p. 10.
Nash Hydraulic Brake Instructions (Nash Service Bulletin No. 172, December 1934), by Nash Motors, p. 11.
1970 IVVC Australian Rally (1925 Special Six Roadster participates), by Harold Kidd, p. 13.
Advertisement for 1907 Rambler Model 25, p. 18.
Volume 2, No. 1 – January-February 1971
Cover Photo: Two 1948 Nash Trucks.
Cars In The Club, p. 1.
Notice of Explanation of Membership (club dues system), p. 2.
Classes for Nash Car Club Shows, p. 3.
The Nash Times seeks contributing editors, p. 3.
Charlie’s Corner: Question about liquid for 1920s gasoline gauges, p. 4.
Photo of 1908 Rambler Car Exhibit, p. 6.
Articles about Early Ramblers, p. 7. Contributed by Vince Ruffolo.
Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow (1948 Nash Truck), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 9.
The Nash Car Club of America Treasurer’s Report, by Robert Aaron, p. 13.
My 1948 Nash Wrecker, by Jedes Robards (#152), p. 14.
Nash-Healey Club Invites NCCA Members to Their Regional Meet, p. 15.
Information on the 1951 Nash Ambassador, p. 16.
Advertisement for Rambler Model 34 (1908), p. 19.
Volume 1, No. 6 – November-December 1970
Cover Photo: 1931 Nash Model 870.
Editorial (editorial policy of The Nash Times), p. 1.
Official Treasurer’s Report, p. 1.
Cover (information about 1931 Nash Model 870 featured on issue’s front cover), p. 2.
Election (results), p. 2.
Charles W. Nash, p. 3.
Know Your Motor, Serial, and Model Numbers, p. 4.
Technical Stuff: Ignition Timing 1930-1934, p. 5.
Return of a 1932 Nash (Series 980 Victoria Convertible), by James H. Davis, p. 7.
Note – there is also a club for Nash-Healeys, p. 9.
Advertisement for 1914 Jeffery, p. 14.
Volume 1, No. 5 – September-October 1970
Cover Photo: 1946 Nash “600”.
Official Treasurer’s Report, p. 1.
First Annual Indiana NCCA Fall Tour, by Lennel (Lee) Royer (#40), p. 2.
Wondering What’s Been Happening (club news), by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 4.
Drawing of Rambler Factory in 1908, p. 5.
1970 NCCA Winners (photos), p. 6.
Advertisement for 1904 Rambler Model K, p. 9.
Volume 1, No. 4 – July-August 1970
Cover Photo: 1928 Nash Standard Six Model 323.
A New Editor (Paul Gramlich taking place of Bob Majeski), by Bob Majeski (#2).
Technical Assistance (volunteers listed), p. 1.
On The Cover (1928 Nash Special Six Model 323), p. 1.
The First National Meet of the Nash Car Club of America, by Jim Dworschack (#1), p. 2.
Official Treasurer’s Report, p. 4.
1934 Nash Wheel Bearings – 1200 Series, p. 5.
The Life of Wiley (1932 Nash Big Six), by Wiley Patterson, p. 6.
Technical Stuff – Stewart Vacuum Tank Problems, p. 8.
Official NCCA Ballot for Club Officers 1971, p. 9.
Advertisement for Nash “400”, p. 10.
Advertisement for 1934 Nash Models, p. 15.
Volume 1, No. 3 – May-June 1970
Cover Photo: 1929 Nash Special Six, Model 440.
Official Results of First Club Election (club name, newsletter title, and emblem decided).
On The Cover (information about 1928 Special Six Model 440 pictured on issue cover), p. 1.
Technical Assistance (volunteers listed), p. 1.
Club Recognition (John Conde of AMC, and the editors of “Antique Automobile Magazine” and “Automobile Quarterly” praise formation of club), p. 2.
Advertisement for 1904 Rambler Models K and L, p. 3.
Policy on giving current year’s back issue to new members, p. 3.
Nash Electric Fuel Gauge – 1200 Series (Nash Service Bulletin No. 164, December 1933), by Nash Motors, p. 4.
Torques – head, main and Rod bearing 1941-1955, by Bob Aaron (#38), p. 5.
My Carefree Years (1937 LaFayette), by Rev. Robert Needham, p. 6.
The First Nash Meet – Indianapolis Speedway, p. 8.
Advertisement for 1916 Jeffery Seven-Passenger Six, p. 14.
Volume 1, No. 2 – March-April 1970
Cover Photo: 1934 Nash Ambassador.
Celebrity (NCCA member featured with 1930 Model 486 Roadster in 1969 edition of the American Motors Family Album, p. 1.
Hershey (possible site of Eastern Region Fall Meet), p. 1.
The First Nash Central Regional Meet – Indianapolis Speedway, p. 1.
Advertisement for 1932 Nash Models), p. 2.
The Nash Club Treasurer’s Report, p. 3.
Big Bertha (1934 Nash Ambassador 8), by Paul W. Gramlich (#95), p. 4.
We’re Classified (Editor requests members not send long part want lists to publish), p. 6.
Stories (editor requests members to send stories about their cars), p. 6.
Here to Stay (971 members in club now), p. 6.
The Foxboro Mass. Race Track Meet, p. 7.
Advertisement for 1903 Rambler, p. 7.
Advertisement for 1906 Rambler Model 14, p. 10.
