Nash Big Six

The Nash Big Six was a line of six-cylinder cars from Nash Motors of Kenosha, Wisconsin, built from 1932 to 1934 as the successor to the 960. The Model 1060, introduced on 1 March 1932, had a 2,946 mm wheelbase and a side-valve in-line six of 3.3 litres rated at 70 horsepower, with four-wheel mechanical brakes and open and closed bodies seating two to five. The 1933 Model 1120 took a new 3.6 litre engine of 75 horsepower on the same chassis, and the 1934 Model 1220 a new overhead-valve 3.8 litre engine of 88 horsepower, rocket-shaped chromed headlamp shells and more flowing body lines. In 1935 the new Advanced Six replaced the Big Six.