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The grandmother of a friend I grew up with had one similar to this. I think hers was a gold color and it wasn't a convertible. Great picture!!

This is a Nash Metropolitan, not a Rambler. The car was also marketed as a Hudson. Made in England with a BMC powertrain, same as Austin-Healey Sprite or MG Midget.

I agree with Jack, it is a Metropolitan. A crippled friend I had years ago had one and we used to "toodle" around it rather nicely. They were so darn cute.

I agree with Jack, it is a Metropolitan. A crippled friend I had years ago had one and we used to "toodle" around it rather nicely. They were so darn cute.

Neat cars Peg, my 16 yr old grandson has a 57 metro-his other Gpa gave him. Told him if he wanted to pick up girls he had to have a Jag or a Metro - He said "Awww Grandpa.... I know!"

I THOUGHT that looked like a Nash Rambler (or Metropolitan, whatever) -- my Dad had one when I was just a girl, about 1954, but not a convertible. I agree, very cute, but not what you'd pick up girls with back then! Maybe not now either, though you can always attract the attention of "granny" girls like me!

I owned two Metropolitans. Gave them to my son because at six feet three inches, the interior was a bit cramped. The title showed the year sold rather than the year built because of a large inventory at the port facilities.

I owned two Metropolitans. Gave them to my son because at six feet three inches, the interior was a bit cramped. The title showed the year sold rather than the year built because of a large inventory at the port facilities.

Just too cute Peg!!!

The people talk about Chinese made junk don't recall the American auto industry during its hay day.

Nice car.