Nash Standard Six

The Nash Standard Six was the small six-cylinder Nash of 1928 and 1929, built by Nash Motors at Kenosha, Wisconsin. It was the Light Six renamed for the 1928 model year as the Model 320, with the engine bored out to 3.0 litres and rated at 45 horsepower, a slightly taller radiator, and a landaulet in place of the four-door luxury sedan. A two-door cabriolet was offered for the first time. In 1929 the Model 420 had a longer 2,858 mm wheelbase and 50 horsepower at the same displacement, with a still taller and narrower radiator carrying a herringbone pattern. In 1930 the new Single Six replaced the Standard Six and its larger sister, the Special Six.