Image: 1949 Nash 600 Super two-door Airflyte at 2015 Macungie show 01 (cropped)left headlamp and turning signal

Description: 1949 Nash 600 Super two-door, a full-size car and a fresh new design after World War II in the aerodynamic Airflyte series. The solid unit-body shape riding on a 112-inch (2,845 mm) wheelbase was the most streamlined form on the road at the time. This car is in the "base" Super series (moving up in trim were the Super Special and the top-line Custom). All had cavernous interiors featuring Nash's "Super-Lounge" design, a swept away dashboard, and for the driver, an unusual "Uniscope" instrument pod mounted on the steering column. Picture taken at the 52nd Annual "Das Awkscht Fescht" held in Macungie, Pennsylvania.
Title: 1949 Nash 600 Super two-door Airflyte at 2015 Macungie show 01 (cropped)left headlamp and turning signal
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