The Ajax was an Americanautomobile, a light six of advanced specification, introduced in 1926 by Nash. Built in the former Mitchell factory in Racine, Wisconsin, the car had a seven-bearing engine with full pressure lubrication, as well as four-wheel braking. The name "Ajax" was soon dropped in favor of "Nash Light Six".
The Ajax was an American automobile manufactured by the Nash Motors Corporation of Kenosha, Wisconsin between 1925-1926.
The Ajax was produced in the newly acquired Mitchell Motors Company plant in Racine, Wisconsin.
The Ajax was built using machinery from Nash's other acquisition, the LaFayette Motors Company of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, which was moved to and installed in the Racine plant.
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