How to Restore a 1925 Nash Touring

American Motors was in the beginning of its creation as early as 1878-Thomas B. Jeffery, Charles Nash and Joseph L. Hudson created American Motors in 1954. Nash vehicles can be bought for restoration for as little as $1,000 and as high as $10,000. There are classic car auction houses online. Nash became the president of General Motors in 1912. Hudson and Nash cars ceased to exist after 1957.

Instructions

1

Take each part of the car to be painted off the frame and paint them separately.

2

Fill small imperfections from sanding with a glaze. Scuff each part with a Scotchbrite pad to create a good surface for the paint to bond.

3

Spray a primer/surfacer on each part-you will see last minute imperfections that can be smoothed out.

4

Install the painted parts back on the body of the car. Adjust the bodywork to even out any edge gaps.

5

Start work on the interior-mask off the interior with tape and brown paper-you will also do this to wheel wells and the area under the body.

6

Add steel trim and any other designs you fancy-remember that although this is a restoration project, the Nash Touring car should look like it did in 1925.

7

Take the tape and brown paper off after 20 minutes.