Traveling on motorcycles from SW Washington State. Near the Idaho / Montana border on highway 200, on gravel / stone perched in a quarry cut into a mountain we saw lot and lots of old vehicles.

Not positive but I think that “Nash” could be a Metropolitan. Late 50’s - my folks had one, a great little car. Believe it had an Austin 4 cylinder engine that was pretty bullet proof.

Don’t know a thing about them, Abe. A buddy from college days (47 years ago) shipped his MC from Indy to my home in Morton, WA. We are riding to and through the Canadian Rockies and on the way through Idaho we saw these. Another response posted after your response was from a man who lives nearby and I think he indicated that they are not for sale. You might check his post and reply to him about the collection.

I cannot remember how the ‘53, ‘54, & ‘55 grills differ. From left to right, what order are they in?

The photos I posted and those that I took show only part of what is there. I saw the tail end of a Fairlane or a Galaxy from about 1960 - 61. It was the car with sweeping horizontal fins.

We have now traveled on to Lethbridge and Calgary in Alberta by way of Glacier National Park and Watertown Park on the Canada side. It seems like old cars and trucks are everywhere. Must be something about the climate here that enables the old cars and trucks to survive. - I do come from the “rust belt” (Indiana) and unless garaged and well cared for, few survived.