The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30
NASH EXHIBIT
 AT AUTO SHOW
 GETS ATTENTION
Fine Display Of Models
 sI In Distinctive Body a Styles

Interest at the Dixie auto show this year scenters about the Nash exhibit with it's fine display of enclosed models in distinctive body styles, all original in design and Nash built. These are the new Nash models, recently an- y nounced, are all equipped with four wheel brakes, full balloon tires, disc wheels and have forced-feed engine lu- brication.
 There are four models in the Nash enclosed line, the new four-door coupe, in green gray deep and on127-inch chas- sis, the new luxurious seven-passenger, 127-inch whelbase {; five passenger sedan 121-inch wheelbase, and the special six sedan, priced down to a figure that literally leaves it without parallel in value.
 Nothing Nash has ever done ap- breaches the originality and artistry of the new four-door coupe, according to those who have seen and ridden in ! this car. Both in its engineering and design, Nash has advanced far beyond all former standards.
 '. Appointments in the four-door coupe include dome light, reading lights, sil- yer smoking set, silver-finished vanity set with chain, rear view mirror, auto smatic windshield wiper, silk robe cord with silver fittings, heater and foot rest. GAt the rear is a fine large trunk in built with the body and surrounded with guard bars. The fifth disc wheel is carried just back of the trunk. The car is upholstered in select mohair, taupe in tone with wide black stripes. The windows are hung with silken curtains. It is pointed out by those who have seen this car that every item of its equipment indicates the excel lence of this new Nash development.
 Appointments and fittings of the seven-passenger sedan are similar to those of the four-door coupe and again in this model is Nash insistence upon details emphasized in the ingenious way arm rests are built into the rear seat The two auxiliary sets are unusually large, and in short the car is, in every way, the most luxurious model ever pro- duced by Nash Motors.
 The five-passenger sedan on the ad- vanced six chassis offers shapeliness of line and design and appointments in keeping with it's high-grade construc- stion. A wide black beading traverseS the hood from the nickeled radiator shell to windshield post, developing a curve upward at the end. Three of the doors lock on the inside, while the right hand front door has an exterior lock and key. The upholstery is of selected gray mohair cloth known for its dura- biGty. Both rear doors have large mo- hair pockets with shirred tops to ac- commodate smaller parcels and pack ages. Included i" the equipment are the dome light, res" view mirror, wind shield wiper, silk curtains, flush type cowl ventilator and robe rail.
 In the five-passenger sedan on the special six chassis Nash has produced a car that is, far and away the leader of its price field. Its low set body of stunning design has no counterpart. Like all new Nash models the special six sedan is equipped with full balloon tires, four-wheel brakes, disc wheels and force-fed engine fabrication. The doors are unusually wide and the spacious 4Seats accommodate five adult passen- gers. At the rear of .these is mounted fifth disc wheel and between this mounting and the body is a solid metal trunk platform. The instrument board is of new type with delft arrangement that appeals to the driver because of the convenience it affords. The high, broad nickeled radiator, flanked with massively attractive headlamps, adds an air of power and boise that is char acteristic of this model. The body finish is of duco, impervious to mar or scratch.