A few more Hudsons for sale

[Deleted User]
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edited November -1 in HUDSON
There's been a few more cars for sale added to Hudson collector in the last week or so, for those who may be interested.



A nice 1950 Commodore 8 sedan, a 1931 Greater 8 Rumbleseat Coupe, a really cool 1949 Hudson Street Rod with a 500 Caddy motor, etc.



Check out "latest posts" in the upper right hand corner, or "Hudsons for Sale" in the forums.



www.hudsoncollector.com



silverone

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  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User]
    Man the Commodore 8 has a lot of cracks in the paint or is that thin coat of bondo.



    http://www.ladybyte.com/hudson.htm
  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User]
    I have seen this 31 before I doubt he will get 20K for that car. Market seems soft on the 30's Hudsons.



    http://lexington.craigslist.org/car/481573472.html
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    Looks like a nicely equipped car. Face it, people wrinkle and cars crack...or is it the other way around? Obviously, this car will need a full repaint. The hood insulation and existance/placement of the under hood light are interesting. Picture #10 shows the exclusive Hudson tilt wheel. :D
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    i think the guy with the 31 is a member here.
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    I don't think 8K is terrible for that car. Figure a repaint, and proper surface prep, it has a lot of potential, that's why the paint is cracked, it looks like an ill attempt at prep, that's all, older repaint.
  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User]
    silverone wrote:
    There's been a few more cars for sale added to Hudson collector in the last week or so, for those who may be interested.



    A nice 1950 Commodore 8 sedan, a 1931 Greater 8 Rumbleseat Coupe, a really cool 1949 Hudson Street Rod with a 500 Caddy motor, etc.



    Check out "latest posts" in the upper right hand corner, or "Hudsons for Sale" in the forums.



    www.hudsoncollector.com



    silverone



    Looks like the street rod with the Caddy motor is "gone". Don't know if it sold or not, but it looked like a "goodie" from the small picture that was provided. I'd have liked to see some close-ups of the work done on that one.
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