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A Dashing '51 Nash

By: Central Scrutinizer  on: Tue 12 of May, 2009 13:32 MST  (558 Reads)

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Great old Nash Ambassador from way out West

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1967- Yankee Doodle Dandies

By: Central Scrutinizer  on: Tue 10 of Feb, 2009 20:13 MST  (697 Reads)

Grant's Rebel SST TF/C, Randall Rambler's Super American & MT's Project Rogue Runner

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1979- Nurburgring, Germany: AMC is still dangerous

By: Central Scrutinizer  on: Fri 16 of Jan, 2009 12:18 MST  (907 Reads)

Two '79 AMXs rock the GT1 Endurance world...

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1917 Nash Fire Truck

By: Route 66 Rambler  on: Fri 09 of Nov, 2007 19:26 MST  (996 Reads)

Nine Decades of Public Service from Old No. 1

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