Nash Single Six

The Nash Single Six was a six-cylinder car from Nash Motors of Kenosha, Wisconsin, built for the 1930 model year only. It was the smallest Nash of that year and replaced both the Special Six and the Standard Six. The Model 450 had a 2,902 mm wheelbase and a side-valve in-line six of 3.3 litres rated at 60 horsepower, with a dry single-plate clutch, a three-speed gearbox with a centre shift, rear drive and mechanical brakes on all four wheels. Most of its many open and closed bodies had two doors, but a sedan, a phaeton and a landaulet could also be had with four. In 1931 the eight-cylinder Model 870 and the six-cylinder Model 660 replaced it.