Re: MOL; 57 Amb Custom - Help

[Jerry R Christensen - <jrc@mninter.net>]

"Jim Bracewell (Nash Car Club of America)" wrote:
> 
> At 08:44 PM 3/22/00 -0500, you wrote:
> 
> > Hi
> > Jim,
> >
> >     Having been a member of NCCA last year I let my
> > membership expire because
> > I was unable to locate a 55-57 Nash that was realistically
> > priced and not a
> > million miles away. I decided to persue other avenues in my
> > search. I was
> > also concerned that not many parts sources existed for these
> > cars. As luck
> > would have it I located a 57 Amb Custom in Miss, the car is
> > 100% complete but
> > hasn't seen the light of day since 1982. I'm sure the car
> > needs everything I
> > know it needs interior for sure, and many other things. I
> > would gladly
> > re-join IF you could put me in contact with "gurus" of 57
> > Nash's. I intend to
> > restore this car to as close to original as possible over
> > many years, but
> > want to do it as correct as possible the first time. For many
> > years I was
> > into 5-6-7 Chevys and as you know info on them is everywhere.
> > I also own a 57
> > Packard wagon, and a one owner 65 Marlin. Locating CORRECT
> > info on these has
> > been a chore at times especially for the
> > Marlin.
> >         If you could e-mail me a reply when you get a chance
> > I would
> > appreciate it.          Thanks Ed Bittman
> > Marpack57@aol.com
> 
> -------------------------------
> Hi Ed,
> 
> I'm not an authority on the 57, so am going to have to pass
> this on to
> our Members-On-Line (MOL) in hopes some of our 57 owners can
> answer your questions. These are very popular cars in our Club.
> The 57's can have most power options that few of the other
> Nash's
> came with. We'd like to see you back in the club. Hope this 57
> will
> do it for you.
> 
> Good Luck!
> 
> Jim B.