1951 Nash-Healey Le Mans Roadster Gold The standard equipment was impressive

The standard equipment was impressive

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For ’60 things were toned down rather although the basic options remained largely the same

When the DeSoto Airflow was introduced in 1934

1951 Nash-Healey Le Mans Roadster Gold The standard equipment was impressiveThe history of the Nash Healey is akin to a movie script. George Mason of Nash and British bespoke car builder Donald Healey met by chance on the Queen Elizabeth during a transatlantic voyage. Healey was looking to acquire American engines and Mason was interested in smaller, niche models to give his company something different from the large established American makers. The result was a small sports car with a British designed and built body, and an