My first car, a 1960 Metropolitan convertible with all 3 options (whitewalls, radio & heater) for $1889 new. Early models could be badged Nash or Hudson, some years had hood scopes. The 60-61 years had vent wings and trunk lids. It's your car but don't bootleg a convertible unless the top is damaged.
Thanks for the info . I said on my video it was a 53 but it is a 54 I get Tongue-tie Making these videos Hope to get better this one has a hood scope I have it in my dresser it is new old stock
... I saw a collection of these in Orange Co., Calif. back in the mid '80's ... About twenty five cars ... ... And remember an elderly couple driving one for years, back in the '60's, in Michigan ... ... Might I suggest a follow up film clip, where you might point out the little differences between the years of these cars ? ... Such as, this year(s) had wing vent windows, where as this year(s) did not ... Etc ... Best regards ...
I'm 51 and a former Sears mechanic from Nashville Tennessee and car enthusiast nothing appreciate more then a easy to work on car. 😅 nothing makes a mechanic swear more than stupid engineering or rusty bolts that you can't get a torch too. 😂 always like these cars and you have a nice collection hope you come out with some more videos.
Hey @@stevendecker9239 Thanks for stopping by and the Great comment . It is very cold out now So it will be a wile before I get back on the Met,s , Will be making more Videos' on other things soon :)
Metropolitans are definitely the cutest cars ever made. I hope you finish that restoration.
Nash cars were then , and even in today’s standard, are still ahead of their time. Thanks
You are right about that. Thanks for the comment.
You are right about that for sure , Thanks for stopping by and the Great comment :)
She is very beautiful
Thank you for the comment.
My first car, a 1960 Metropolitan convertible with all 3 options (whitewalls, radio & heater) for $1889 new. Early models could be badged Nash or Hudson, some years had hood scopes. The 60-61 years had vent wings and trunk lids.
It's your car but don't bootleg a convertible unless the top is damaged.
Thanks for the info . I said on my video it was a 53 but it is a 54 I get Tongue-tie Making these videos Hope to get better this one has a hood scope I have it in my dresser it is new old stock
I hope they all make it to be on the road again they are too nice to let sit and disagree
Thanks for the Comment, when I get done with the 54 I am going to put up all the rest for sale I just got to many projects and not enough time .
Agree 👍
I would love to build one
Only takes spark and you get motivated. Thank you for the comment.
It is a lot of fun
Are any of them for sale? I think this would be a fun build.
They all are
Sitting for years . . .
Opps... thank you for catching my error. I'll change it.
Its car teenagers or little mans?
... I saw a collection of these in Orange Co., Calif. back in the mid '80's ... About twenty five cars ...
... And remember an elderly couple driving one for years, back in the '60's, in Michigan ...
... Might I suggest a follow up film clip, where you might point out the little differences between the years of these cars ? ... Such as, this year(s) had wing vent windows, where as this year(s) did not ... Etc ... Best regards ...
Thanks for stopping by and your comment. My husband realized he forgot to mention what years they were. 1 is 1955, 56, 2 of them are 57, and 1958.
Thanks, hope to do more Videos on these
I'm 51 and a former Sears mechanic from Nashville Tennessee and car enthusiast nothing appreciate more then a easy to work on car. 😅 nothing makes a mechanic swear more than stupid engineering or rusty bolts that you can't get a torch too. 😂 always like these cars and you have a nice collection hope you come out with some more videos.
Hey @@stevendecker9239 Thanks for stopping by and the Great comment . It is very cold out now So it will be a wile before I get back on the Met,s , Will be making more Videos' on other things soon :)