The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-03

| DdrS ana countess ueCdllS OL dppOluI- ment and equipment is priced at $1 ,375. The new four-doOr coupe, now on 121- inch wheelbase, finished in green grey deep," with in-built steel trunk at rear, guard bars and complete equipment, lists at only $2,190 The seven-passen- ger sedan, with 127-inch wheelbase, fin ished in Nash blue and black, is priced at $2,290 and the seven-passenger tour ing model at $1,525.
 The fiVe-passenger sedan in the Spe- cial Six series, also equipped with four wheel brakes, and balloon tires, finished in duco dark green gray, with Span ish leather finish upholstery and metal trunk platform at rear, is priced down to figure that literally leaves it with out parallel in Value-$1 ,295. The five passenger touring model in the Special Six series list at $1,095.
 Because of the interest that has been manifest in what Nash was planning to offer, dealers throughout the coun- l Invitations have been extended for pub lie inspection of the new Nash models and arrangements have been made to handle the thousands of visitors who will -throng the showrooms.
 
 all models in the new Nash Advanced Six and Special Six series have inspired | outspoken admiration on the part of those who have had an opportunity to view these cars. The lOw-hung bodies, with bevel beading, higher and wider, heavier nickeled radiators embossed at name plate are set off by new style massive head and parking lamps of Nash design. The lenders are wider and deeply crowned and the hood louvers are high. Equipment includes rearview mirror, automatic windshield wiper, flush type cowl Ventilator, steer ing wheel with hand and finger grips and new instrument board illuminated by a concealed light in cowl. The in | struments are set in two large frosted Silver faced dials containing speedom- >eter, OdOmeter, clock, ammeter, oil gauge and gas guage. The carburetor mixture heat control also is on the in- strument board 50 it may be regulated by mere hand pressGre from the drivers seat.
 The enclosed models have a wealth of luxurious appointments and equipments. As further standard equipment on all models of the Advanced Six and Special Six series are five disc wheels of special design for Nash. The fifth wheel is mounted at the rear. The tires are full balloon with non-skid, rib tread on the rear and rib tread on the front, assur- ing the most advanced degree of riding comfort achieved by tire manufacturers.
 The Nash steering mechanism design ed especially for balloon tires and four wheel brake, provides an increase in leverage which completely nullifes the normal steering resistance heretofore characteristic to balloon tires when parking. The steering of these new Nash cars is describel as being so easy and effortless that it is bound to arouse admiration.
 The Nash force-feed oiling system as- sure continuous and complete pressure fabrication of main bear connect ing rod bearings, cam shaft bearings and valve mechanism. All oil is filtered through net of fine small mesh to pre- vent the slightest foreign subst ince reaching the bearing surfaces. Entire filtration and purification of the oiling system is accomplished in the space of a few minutes.
 Because of the appearance, perform anec and price of these new models Nash dealers throughout the country are preparing for hefvy demand during : the late summer and fall months.