Nash built cars in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and merged with Hudson in 1954 to form American Motors; the Nash name itself lasted through 1957. This page holds over 150 Nash parts. Over 80 of them are suspension and steering: tie rod ends, control arm bushings, shock absorbers, idler arms and coil springs. The interior side has over 40 carpet sets, firewall insulation and glove box liners.
Nash introduced the Rambler in 1950, and it has the one model page here: Rambler. Statesman, Ambassador, Lafayette and 600 parts sit on this main page. The two halves of the merger have their own pages too: Hudson, and AMC for the cars American Motors built after it.
