I am the son of Walter H. Wilson.  He had a Nash dealership that you mention, at Ross Ave. and Akard Street in Dallas.  When he and his nephew, Jimmy Wilson, started the dealership, they started it on the foundations of an old gasoline station there at the corner, a few blocks from what was at that time downtown Dallas.  Now it is in the middle of the city, across from the Fairmont Hotel, and the space is occupied by a gigantic skyscraper.  I have a home movie of my father driving a Nash Rambler that is terrific.  It was quite an exceptional car.  I was only a kid, but I really liked riding around in it and remember the seats laid down.  He couldn’t make the Nash thing work, so he switched to Chrysler.  I love the picture that you have of what I believe to be Wilson Motors, with a man raising his arm in the back, who looks to me to be my father.

Thank you very much for sending me the picture of my dad.  I thought that
was him in the back there.  He would've been about fifty two or fifty three.
Jimmy Wilson was his partner.   I know they used to do all sorts of wild promotions....They gave away baby skunks, de-perfumed, with every car one time....another time they set up an entire fairground, complete with ferris wheel down there....and on another occasion they had Mark Wilson, who was a distant cousin of ours and at the time a very popular magician, to come and do tricks for the crowd.
 

Walter H. Wilson, Jr.