What a Sweetheart, 36 Hudson 8 convt

harry54
harry54 Senior Contributor
edited November -1 in HUDSON
http://degarmoltd.com/inventory_detail.asp?ContentID=136

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  • Unknown
    Unknown
    I called about this car about two mos. ago. The asking price was, if I remember correctly, $135K.

    Yippee
  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User]
    Hey Park, wasn't this car yours?
  • Jon B
    Jon B Administrator
    It sure was Parks....and he gave me a ride in it two or three years ago!!
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    this is a piece of art....... how much... ?? i wish i could stand next to it and go for a drive, never mind own it. does park still own red 37 coupe as seen in cars and parts mag in 1990,s ? . funny how some cars jump out and say, hey! look at me!. lol. this one does it for me, just like when i first seen/touched my 37 coupe and this is just a pic. honey,look! i need some cash!!! lol!. thanks for bringing out pics of this, i am in love.
  • Park_W
    Park_W Senior Contributor
    Red '37 coupe? Wouldn't mind having one, but never did. The owner of my former '36 converible told me he decided to simplify his life a little and put about 3/4 of his 18 car collection up for sale via this broker. And BTW, the Franklin Mint people are planning to do a photo shoot of the '36 in preparation for doing a model of it! Maybe they'll let me buy the first one ... I invested eight years of work in the original! Park
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    I emailed them - they got back to me and the current price is $155,000. I think I'll take two, can anyone lend me some greenbacks.
  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User]
    Rumors are there is a 1954 Jet Convertible prototype coming up forsale. Perhaps they will trade. LOL
  • MikeWA
    MikeWA Senior Contributor
    In 1967, I was building a '36 Chev pickup hot rod- 283 Chev, Powerglide, '57 Olds rearend, etc. Needed motor mounts fabricated, so made cardboard templates and went to the local metal guru. He was a Hudson guy- he made my mounts, but I remember spending some time with him in a really pretty and nice running '37 Terraplane coupe, and him trying to talk me into paying $200 for it. I was ready, but talked to my dad, and he advised that it was far too much money, and anyway, Terraplanes had a terrible reputation, so I passed. Thanks, Dad. . .
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