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Nash Metropolitan (1961) for Sale in MN

Gasoline
Manual
12919 Mileage
Coupe
1961
Bloomington, MN, United States
This 1960 Nash Metropolitan is a charming and well-presented example of one of the most distinctive compact cars of its era, blending American styling influence with European engineering. Produced in collaboration with Austin Motor Company for American Motors Corporation, the Metropolitan has long enjoyed a strong enthusiast following thanks to its unique character and approachable size. Finished in a classic two-tone combination of Frost White and Caribbean Blue, this Series IV coupe benefits from a refreshed paint finish that highlights its brightwork and signature styling. The design features a full chrome front end and a rear-mounted continental spare, giving the car a bold presence despite its compact footprint. As a later Series IV model, it also offers the added practicality of an externally accessible trunk, along with attractive side trim that cleanly separates the two-tone color scheme. Steel wheels with chrome hubcaps and wide whitewall tires complete the period-correct look. Inside, the cabin is trimmed in a complementary two-tone design, featuring a split bench seat with ample comfort for front occupants. A small rear seat provides additional versatility, while also serving as convenient interior-access storage. The dashboard is simple yet stylish, centered around a prominent speedometer housed within a single gauge cluster supplied by Smiths Industries, reflecting the car’s British roots. Power comes from the original 1.5-liter inline four-cylinder engine, part of the well-regarded B-Series family also used in models like the MG MGA 1500. Paired with a three-speed manual transmission, the drivetrain delivers an engaging and efficient driving experience, well-suited for city cruising and relaxed highway use. The car’s light weight, responsive handling, and tight turning radius contribute to its reputation as a fun and easy classic to drive.

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