1951 Nash N.X.I. Small Car Article & Canada Dry Vintage Magazine Print Ad For Sale

This captivating vintage magazine print features an extensive article from the early 1950s titled \"Does the U.S. Want a Small Car?\", showcasing the experimental Nash N.X.I. prototype. The piece includes fascinating details about its design, features, and the vision of Nash President George W. Mason, along with comparisons to other small car concepts like the Model T, Pup, Town Shopper, Del Mar, and Playboy. It offers a unique glimpse into post-war automotive innovation and consumer preferences.Adding to its charm, the reverse side includes a classic Canada Dry Water advertisement, illustrating how to be a \"flop\" or \"tops\" as a host, highlighting the product\'s \"pin-point carbonation.\" Also present is a \"Yes\" tissues ad on another page. This original historical document is perfect for collectors of vintage automotive memorabilia, advertising, or those interested in mid-century American culture and industrial design.