1953 Nash-Healey Le Mans Coupe

1953 Nash-Healey Le Mans Coupe Offered here is this rare 1953 Nash-Healey Le Mans Coupe by Pinin Farina, finished in Cream over a Red interior. Produced in very limited numbers, only 62 Le Mans Coupes were built for 1953, making this one of the most uncommon Nash-Healey models. The coupe featured a one-year-only Pinin Farina body design and was built as a more refined closed version of the Nash-Healey sports car.Highlights:- One of Just 62 Built for 1953- Exterior Color: Cream- Interior Color: Red- 4.1L (252 CID) inline 6-cylinder- Dual SU Carburetors- First-Year Pinin Farina Le Mans Coupe Design- Chrome Bumpers- Chrome Accents- 15-Inch Steel Wheels- Manufacturer's Literature- $8,357.07 in Receipt Copies (2003-2025)Power comes from Nash-Healey's 252.6 CID (4.1L) Le Mans Dual Jetfire inline-six with overhead valves, paired with the distinctive engine presentation associated with this model. The exterior features the rounded Pinin Farina bodywork, curved windshield and rear glass, forward-mounted chrome mirrors, front-hinged hood with raised center section, and the characteristic Nash grille with integrated headlamps. The Cream exterior is complemented by red-accented 15-inch steel wheels, chrome hubcaps, and Dunlop blackwall tires. A full-size steel spare is mounted flat in the trunk floor well.Inside, the red interior retains the period character of the Le Mans Coupe with a bench seat, banjo-style steering wheel, glove box, push-button radio, fender-mounted antenna, and floor-mounted manual shifter with a wooden shift knob. The combination of cream and red gives the cabin a distinctly 1950s appearance.The Nash-Healey has an interesting international history: Nash supplied the mechanical components, Healey developed the chassis and running gear, and the bodies were constructed by Pinin Farina in Turin, Italy. The Le Mans name also traces back to the Nash-Healey racing program, including its third-place overall finish at the 1952 24 Hours of Le Mans.With only 62 examples built for 1953, this Nash-Healey Le Mans Coupe offers a rare combination of Pinin Farina styling, Nash-Healey engineering, and a direct connection to the marque s Le Mans history. Its distinctive design, limited production, and Cream-over-Red color combination make it a unique choice for anyone looking for something outside the usual 1950s sports cars. This limited-production Nash-Healey is mechanically sound. For $76,500

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