All Motor - Richard Sexton's 1955 Nash Metropolitan Pro Street Car

Join in celebrating the life of the Nash Metropolitan in this Hot Rod Reunion Documentary Short. Richard Sexton brought out his 1955 Pro Street Metropolitan that he along with his son and a close friend restored/built from the ground up. I don't know about you, but I rarely see a Nash, and when I do, it usually doesn't sound like this one!

[@chrisbungo695]

I'm falling in love with Metroplitans more and more

[@chevy454dg]

After seeing this I really have changed the way I look at cars. Anything can be a hotrod...

[@thephranc]

From Maryland!

[@chevy61chevy61]

Nice !!!

[@jesseharris2356]

The 3 people who thumbs down this need their heads checked

[@austinwagoncompany]

Good video planning, it wasn't boring or choppy like my crappy movie making :D

[@tonyz5178]

..Baddd Azzzz Nash !!!

[@montereybaymurals]

Awesome build!! I was wondering if it's possible to get the schematics as to how to make a frame for a Nash metropolitan. Or how can I reinforce my subframe? Thank you

[@carmium]

425 hp! The stock engine produced 1/10th of that, some 43 hp, if I'm not mistaken!

[@blaise888]

Hello, been looking for one , is this car for sale? Thanks

[@dennisschell5543]

So let's see you stand on it!!! 🙄