1929 Hudson Rumble seat coupe on eBay

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edited November -1 in HUDSON
The seller says barn fresh... the pictures the same. Nice find, proves there are still treasures lurking in the barns and garages... enjoy



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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Other-Makes-1929-Hudson-Sport-Coupe-1929-Hudson-Sport-Coupe-with-rumble-seat-Barn-Fresh_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ6472QQihZ014QQitemZ330046272474QQrdZ1

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  • Aaron D. IL
    Aaron D. IL Senior Contributor
    I've been in contact with the seller who is selling for the owner via Email. He tried to inform me offer it to an HET club member so it would get a good home because apparently the owner has been saving it for years doesn't want to see it get hot rodded. From the pictures it looks to be pretty much all there except it needs a new cloth top.
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    I'm drooling over the wheels. I wish I could find a nice set of those. The engine looks like it was being un-stuck when it was last put away. This is one of those projects! It is too good to part out, and it will cost more to restore than it will ever be worth. Still, it is a worthy project for those who know what life is about.



    Have a good day

    Steve
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    The high bidder of $6,900 at this time is someone from Norway. Maybe this Hudson is going to leave the USA. If so hope to a place to save it as original. Ron
  • Aaron D. IL
    Aaron D. IL Senior Contributor
    I just had my old 1946 Dodge get sold off to Finland! I guess if Americans don't want to restore American history more power to them but a 1929?! That was Hudson's best pre-war production years so I guess you can make the argument that it's not that rare. $6,900 is a high price for a car that still needs everything. Similar thing happened to a '31 Sedan on Ebay a week ago. But I guess it's worth what they're willing ot pay for it.
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    wow ebay has changed alot when they are selling cars on their tells you when somebody placed a bid here the detials



    As the internet evolves, eBay continues to strike a balance between preserving transparency and protecting our Community of members. eBay has decided to change how bid history information is displayed so bad guys cannot target bidders with fake offers using this information. In certain cases, some bidders will no longer be able to view Bidder User IDs on the Bid History page. Your User ID will be shown only to you and the seller of the item you're bidding on. Other members will see an anonymous name, such as Bidder 1, applied consistently to the Bid History page.



    Nice car by the way be neat restored no matter what it costs or how much it would be worth afterwards it has made it this far in its life with out being destroyed
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