1949 C8 Convertible

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edited November -1 in HUDSON
The following picture is of a 1949 C8 reported to have 22K miles from new. Was for sale at auction 30 August 2008.

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Offered For Sale at the:
The Worldwide Group Auctioneers
2008, August 30 - The Auburn Auction


The Worldwide Group Auctioneers
2952 County Road 68
Auburn, Indiana 46706
Phone: 800-990-6789
Phone: 260-927-0000
Website: www.wwgauctions.com


1949 Hudson Commodore Eight Convertible
$59,400
Original, Non-Restored,Less Than 20,000 Miles from New.

Really NICE car!

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  • frank spring
    frank spring Expert Adviser
    I was at the auction. The car was repainted, the leather had been died a bright red, and by the vin number the car was a six cyl with an eight cyl replacement. So now you tell me, when is original, really original.
  • russmaas
    russmaas Senior Contributor
    Ed: Looks like the jet convertible frame is coming along. Going to have it ready by the nationals?
  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User]
    It is irritating (not to mention dishonest) when people lie about a vehicle. Pretty hard to misunderstand what "original" means. A car dealer, auction house or private individual should be held accountable for misrepresentation.
  • frank spring
    frank spring Expert Adviser
    russmaas wrote:
    Ed: Looks like the jet convertible frame is coming along. Going to have it ready by the nationals?
    Russ, the Jet is moving with the national in site. I will start a new thread here shortly to give a little update. Ed
  • Unknown
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    frank spring wrote:
    I was at the auction. The car was repainted, the leather had been died a bright red, and by the vin number the car was a six cyl with an eight cyl replacement. So now you tell me, when is original, really original.

    Ed

    Thanks for your post. I put the cars picture and information on this site as posted on the Auction site. Too bad the car is not as reported.
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