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Cars of 1930
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1930 Hudson
1930 Hudson 898162 Super 8 Saloon 4dr 8cyl
1930 Nash
1930 Nash 5-Passenger Trunk Sedan
1930 Nash
1930 Nash
1930 Nash
1930 Nash Street Rod. Year is approximate
1930 Nash
1930 Nash
Roby
1930 Nash
1930 Nash 452R
1930 Nash
1930 Nash 453
1930 Nash
1930 Nash 483-R
Ted & Oriole Olson
1930 Nash
1930 Nash 486
This four-passenger twin-ignition six-cylinder roadster was restored in 1952 by William M. Danner (at wheel) of Pittsburgh, Pa. A rumble seat was standard equipment. The windshield folded forward, over the cowl. Nash brought out eight-cylinder models for the first time in 1930.
1930 Nash
1930 Nash 490
This five passenger, four-door sedan had a twin-ignition eight-cylinder engine. It had a 124-inch wheelbase and weighed 4,000 pounds. The f.o.b. price was $1,795. Production in 1930 dropped to 54,605 units.
1930 Nash
1930 Nash 490
1930 Nash
1930 Nash 490
1930 Nash
1930 Nash 490
Buck Depkin and Irene Kane
2005 Grand Nashional, Pontiac, MI.
1930 Nash
1930 Nash 400
Harold & Sue Popp
1930 Nash
1930 Nash 400
Harold & Sue Popp
1930 Nash
1930 Nash Phaeton
1930 Nash
1930 Nash 452R Single 6
Gerald Allain
1930 Nash
1930 Nash 450 Single Six Sedan 4dr 6cyl. "Dust Bowl Special"
Brian and Marie McKay
"Grapes of Wrath" Theme, Depression Era Transportation
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