Description: Nash Metropolitans and hot rods aren't really known for having much to do with one another. Their similarities usually start and finish with the fact they're both cars and that's about ...Add Comments5
Robby StanleyNov 04, 2012 Jorge seems to me like selling this car was on their mind. Only 2400 miles were put on it! A real car guy would drive the wheels off of it. Jay Lenos a car guy, you think he loses his ass off any of his cars? A car guy realizes the whole package.
Marco SaldanaNov 04, 2012 An SRT -4 engine in this thing would of been cool too, I like it, something original.
Jj CallNov 03, 2012 I would buy that. I love cool oddballs
Jorge GonzalezNov 03, 2012 Your not a car guy if you give a shit about resale value.
Robby StanleyNov 03, 2012 Talk about a zero return on investment. The high hp- low weight concept is always cool, but not in a Nash. Might be bad ass but it's still a Nash. Like hearing SRT4 guys run their mouths... Yeah your fast but your still in a Neon.
BJ FloresNov 03, 2012 What's the turning radius on that? It doesn't seem like the front wheels could turn much with the wheel well covered up like that!
John SerelyNov 03, 2012 Totally agree, a very cool car
Description: The subcompact UK-built Nash Metropolitan debuted in 1953 and from the start it was designed to offer American buyers an alternative to the near yacht-size cars of the time. Believe it or not, tailfin...Add Comments0
Description: To give you an idea how small the Metropolitan was, its wheelbase was shorter than that of the original VW Beetle. Power, as can be expected for a commuter car, was also quite feeble with an Austin ...Add Comments0
Bill Estep JrNov 04, 2012 I bet people get a kick out of his license plate until they see is baddboy goin like a bat out of hell
Description: That's just as impressive then as it is today. The car continued to gain popularity and Nash, now a part of the newly formed American Motors Corporation (AMC), kept the Metropolitan up to date wi...Add Comments2
Tim PuckettNov 03, 2012 @cody do you have the 2 door the 4 door or the station wagon
Cody JohnstonNov 03, 2012 Yay Rambler! I have one! haha
Description: Although people at the time never saw the car as a performance machine, hot rod enthusiasts today often look at things differently, and so we turn to this 1961 Nash Metropolitan, transformed from a gr...Add Comments2
Chad SchleyNov 05, 2012 That engine is over 7 liters.
650 hp is not that hard to get out of an engine that size.
Mark McRearieNov 04, 2012 There is no way it makes that much power
Description: Painted Torch Red with plenty of quality chrome work, there's only 2,400 miles on the odometer since completion. It was recently up for sale on eBay with a price of $45,000 but the auction ended ...Add Comments1
Jorge seems to me like selling this car was on their mind. Only 2400 miles were put on it! A real car guy would drive the wheels off of it. Jay Lenos a car guy, you think he loses his ass off any of his cars? A car guy realizes the whole package.
An SRT -4 engine in this thing would of been cool too, I like it, something original.
I would buy that. I love cool oddballs
Your not a car guy if you give a shit about resale value.
Talk about a zero return on investment. The high hp- low weight concept is always cool, but not in a Nash. Might be bad ass but it's still a Nash. Like hearing SRT4 guys run their mouths... Yeah your fast but your still in a Neon.