'51 Commodore Coupe w/ Twin H for sale in Maine

[Deleted User]

Somebody please buy this and put me out of my misery since I can't:



http://www.autotraderclassics.com/find/vehicle/vehicleDetail.xhtml?adId=145705&conversationId=11722

[Deleted User]

I agree, rare car too.

MikeWA

Swampy Meadows wrote:

Somebody please buy this and put me out of my misery since I can't:



http://www.autotraderclassics.com/find/vehicle/vehicleDetail.xhtml?adId=145705&conversationId=11722

I guess someone was listening about putting you out of your misery- its gone, and pics no longer posted.

Browniepetersen

Bummer, I wanted to see it!!! Perhaps someone in our group bought it?

Jim Kilday

This is the beast in question.



http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/dealer/hudson/commodore/868587.html



It is a sweet little thing, indeed.

harry54

Looks like a hornet engine...

Browniepetersen

I also think this looks like a 308 engine. Anyway it looks just like the engine that I had in my 52. I do think someone got a good buy. Nice looking car...:):)

hudsontech

At least this one was sold by a reputable firm - I know Goldenrod and I know the people up there. Great bunch and they are CAR people.



Hudsonly,

Alex Burr

Memphis, TN

SamJ

This appears to be a classic example of a car priced below what it would cost to restore one. Nice looking car. I agree with Alex (always)...Goldenrod has an excellent reputation. :rolleyes:

Unknown

I just checked the AutoTrader link, and the listing came up. So, it appears they still have the car.

Aaron D. IL

Goldenrod apparently is also selling a '35 Terraplane Series G

hudsontech

Check out Goldenrods web site - sorry no Hudson's in stock at the moment, but it's still an interesting collection. If Neil doesn't have any Hudsons hanging around, he will have - sooner or later!!!



http://www.goldenrod-garage.com/index.htm



Hudsonly,

Alex Burr

Memphis, TN