Gateway Classic Cars Milwaukee is proud to present this 1940 Nash 4022 Opera Ambassador, a classic automobile that embodies the very spirit of a bygone era. This Nash is believed to be the last known one of it's model on the road today in the USA, or maybe, even the World..!
October 1977 is when the current owner purchased the Nash from the original owner in New Jersey NY.

The sleek black exterior has 4 coats of black paint and 4 coats of clear when she had the body work was done in November of 2003, The 234 cubic-inch inline-six and transmission had a full rebuild at 67,000 miles. Since the rebuild under 12,000 miles have been covered in 22 years. This 6 cylinder starts up smoothly with a clutch depress start and an interesting feature is the hazard lights switch on the steering column, a feature only commonly used in later vehicles in the '50's and '60.

Move inside to discover a thoughtfully designed interior featuring a grey wool cloth blend of upholstery that complements the car's exterior with understated elegance. the opposing fold away rear seats are a feature unique to this model. The cabin is equipped with an elegant center piece AM radio, providing a touch of nostalgia. The inclusion of aftermarket seatbelts adds a layer of practicality to this vintage masterpiece, ensuring a sense of security as you embark on your journeys.

The 1940 Nash 4022 Opera Ambassador is a rare example of automotive history, Only 30 Minutes away from where the car was originally built in Kenosha WI. Its combination of classic features and elegant design makes it a cherished addition for any enthusiast of vintage automobiles.