Today we have a nice example of the Nason Pullman — photos are from Dick Kuehnemund. These models were a part of the original Nason line in 1934 and sold initially for $9 a car, quite a sum for back in that day.

Turning to the photos, the model is sand-cast aluminum with a wood roof. This Pullman looks ready for a paint job, and the castings themselves look to have been clean and well made.

In the bottom view we see more details. The frame, although cast into the underbody, matches closely the casting used on the later version of the Pullman with the wood floor. There are several bronze and turned brass details visible and of course the trucks. In this case they are the two rail version of their six wheel truck, with the insulated middle piece and also the split axle wheelsets.

All in all, this car is a beauty. Nason offered this car as an option right up to WWII but always at a higher price than the Easy-Built version with brass sides. Certainly a classic model to keep your eyes peeled for.