1948 Nash Super 600 project

Don't miss this original survivor. The previous owner drove the car into his side yard and put a wood fence around it in 1986. where it stayed for 29 years. The fence had to be removed to get the car out of the yard. This car would be a good candidate for restoration or a rat rod. hot rod. or full-out custom. The motor turns over--I believe it just needs a battery. fluids changed. and a full tune-up. I think the buyer will drop a small block in it. The grille and trim are in good condition. The dash is in good condition. All the side windows roll up and down. although the driver window sticks. The front and rear wind wings all open & close. It has the original front & rear seats and door panels with the chrome trim. The antenna top is missing. but the base of the radio antenna is in tack. nbsp;one hub cap is missing. and the super script on the driver's side of the hood is missing. The hood. right front fender and left rear need some minor body work. The floors and the door bottoms are in good shape. The rocker panels just under the doors will need sheet metal patches approximately 4" wide. Three pieces of flat glass will need to be replaced--they are cracked. This would make a great Father and Son project because you have so much to work with. The Nash is not all hacked-up. This car is sold with a notarized clear title and is sold as-is. where-is. with no warranties or guarantees expressed or implied. Thank you for looking at this automobile. a true piece of styling history. The last picture is of a Buick which has been lowered and the wheels and suspension have been modified. but they kept the patina. I just included it to give you a sense of what this car could possibly look like.