Nash Motors Company was a spunky little contender in the automaking field from 1916 until it merged with Hudson to form American Motors in 1954. In 1936, Nash introduced the "bed car," a convenience for tourists and campers, which was a thing for a while.
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| Nash's top-of-the-line Ambassador Eight, 1937 |
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| Specs for all Nash models, 1937 |
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| Popular Science article, May 1936 |
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| It's that new Nash, 1939 |
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| Newspaper ad, March 1941 |
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| Worldwide map of Nash dealerships, 1937 |
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| Wait, what did you say? "Big enough to sleep two six-footers." Hmm. |
