Here is another one in color:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nash_Rambler
Boydie

 

Somebody has to say it.

So, she was on the fence even then?

That looked so much like a Ford until I scrolled down below the window line.

 

If you go to this site and key way down the page you will see a 1955 Nash Metropolitan I restored in 1977-78.

A Picture review of the Nash from 1946 to 1959

Boydie

 

You are right! The pic is from a press release June 1950, Say's America's newest and lowest priced custom, all steel station wagon-- the Nash Rambler. Standing a road hugging 62 inches, it is a 5 -passenger, two-door utility car with ample space for extra passengers and cargo. The factory delivered price of $1808 includes about $300 worth of extra ,factory installed equipment, such as radio, Weather eye conditioned air system, directional signals and many other custom extras.