1928 Nash Standard Six Model 325 Coupe

This 1928 Nash Standard Six is a Model 325 coupe that spent time in the Klairmont Kollections Automotive Museum in Chicago, Illinois, before it was purchased by the seller in September 2025. The car is finished in blue and black over gray cloth upholstery, and power comes from a 184ci inline-six paired with a three-speed manual transmission. Features include mechanical drum brakes, front shock absorbers, 20″ disc wheels, cowl lamps, a cobra-grain roof panel with an integrated sun visor, an integrated luggage trunk, and woodgrain interior trim. This Nash Standard Six is now offered with a wheel hub wrench and an Illinois title in the seller’s name. The Nash lineup was divided into Standard, Special, and Advanced Six models for 1928, and a total of 138,137 examples were produced for the year across the three series. This example is finished in blue and black with yellow pinstriping, and it features a Nash Six-branded radiator cap, Parabeam headlights, cowl lamps, a cobra-grain roof panel with an integrated sun visor, a tilt-forward windshield, running boards, an integrated trunk, and a single taillight with “STOP” lettering.