Nash VIN Decoder
Nash Motors of Kenosha, Wisconsin built the 600, Statesman and Ambassador, the small Rambler from 1950, and the Nash-Healey sports car. It joined Hudson in 1954 to form American Motors, and the Nash name ended after the 1957 models.
Can I decode a Nash VIN from before 1981?
Yes. Nash VINs from before 1981 are shorter than 17 characters and follow Nash’s own layout, so a standard decoder cannot read them. Our classic decoder reads them from as early as 1946, character by character, against the factory chart for each year.
Decode a classic NashHow do Nash VINs work?
Nash cars never carried a 17-character VIN. A serial is one letter and a running number, such as K-340001. K was the 600 and then the Statesman, R the Ambassador (V in 1957), D the Rambler and N the Nash-Healey. The letter does not say the year, so the year is worked out from where the number falls in that series.
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