1932 Nash (model 1082R) Ambassador Rumble Seat Coupe — front view. The Ambassador was Nash's top-of-the-line offering when introduced. They were outfitted with fine upholstery and luxury amenities. The coupe was the lowest-priced body style. The Nash Ambassadors established a reputation for quality and durability. The sales brochures described the "entire car is engineered to deliver a luxury of travel, a quality of performance and a motorcar value unsurpassed in its own or even in the highest priced field." The Ambassadors became known as "The Duesenberg From Kenosha (<a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://www.hemmings.com/stories/article/the-duesenberg-from-kenosha-1933-nash-ambassador-brougham">source</a>).
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Uploaded on: 2008-06-16
Own work by uploader taken at the Rambler 100-year anniversary car show in Kenosha, Wisconsin.