Nash Special Six

The Nash Special Six was a six-cylinder car built by Nash Motors at Kenosha, Wisconsin, from 1925 to 1929. It was the smaller of two parallel Nash sixes, beside the Advanced Six, and it replaced the Nash Four. The Model 130 used an overhead-valve six of 3.4 litres rated at 46 horsepower, a dry single-plate clutch, a three-speed gearbox and mechanical brakes on all four wheels. Bodies ran from a four-door touring car and two- and four-door sedans to a two-seat roadster. The lines softened with the Model 230 of 1926, a bored-out 3.7 litre engine arrived in 1927, and the Model 330 of 1928 and Model 430 of 1929 followed with a taller radiator and chromed trim. In 1930 the new Single Six took its place.