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Tom Clark
Year: 1937
Make: Nash
Engine: Buick Straight 8
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Tom's 1937 Nash "Moxie" Car
First, in the new - "Nashcar Next-all Coupe Series"

Yes, this is the famed "Maine Moxie Car" to be:

Tom's treasured "Moxie Car" as discovered in 2004 !

Tom's 1937 Nash was built in the Moxie factory in 1884, Moxie's first year of operation, where it led Coke cars in the close contest for first place in the NASHCAR "ENAMEL" (Exclusive National Medical Elixer) Racing Series. These specialized cars, and their drivers, ran FAST and HIGH on the secret "High Octane" brews that both Moxie and Coke became famous for at that particular time. Original "Moxie" race cars are indeed rare in today's soft drink market, and the State of Maine is indeed favored by having one of these original race cars with which to promote it's OFFICIAL State soft drink !

June 22, 2005

Tom's research revealed that Charles Nash and David Buick worked together building cars, and that Charles Nash was at one time Chairman of Buick, only a few years prior to this car. Tom felt that their close relationship should be carried over to the construction of his race car. Tom is convinced that a vintage Buick straight eight powerplant should provide his racing car with plenty of "Moxie" on a race track. We now have one of these humongous 320 cu. in. engines (with factory two dueces) in our possession.