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In this Discussion
- 46HudsonPU January 2010
- 4Hud December 2009
- 4starservice December 2009
- 66patrick66 January 2010
- Aaron D. IL January 2010
- Browniepetersen December 2009
- HotrodHR January 2010
- jjbubaboy December 2009
- rpmonroe December 2009
- super-six December 2009
- Swampy Meadows December 2009
'37 pick up on ebay
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hey, there is a bargain to be had on ebay. someone just listed a 1937 pick up with an opener of $119,000 or offer. yikes! regards, tom
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This pick-up is really one of a kind in a not so good way. 1936 guages, '37 Hudson grille surround with a Terraplane grille insert and a fabricated box. Seller might like to do more research prior to listing an asking price. It is shiny though!
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That tailgate thing looks strange.......wondering what they were trying to accomplish by adding that.
Door panels look like an afterthought too. High dollar can be sought for well done resto-mods but that truck has design shortcomings IMO. -
Located in Spokane, WA. Not sure where the seller came up with the $119,500 price - might be worth 1/10th of that, to somebody...
Very odd concoction of modifications that appear to have beeen thrown together. One looks at the exterior of the truck, and until you look at the tailgate, all appears somewhat normal - not sure WHAT the function of that is (?)... Seats don't belong there, neither do the door panels.
Hmm... I don't see any sparkplug wires on the engine (?), and the air cleaner has been placed, but is not secured (?)...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Other-Makes-Hudson-Terraplane-1937-Hudson-Terraplane-Big-Boy-pickup_W0QQitemZ260528552411QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUS_Cars_Trucks?hash=item3ca8b639db#v4-31
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Putting the pricing of this truck in perspective, you could instead opt to buy this '38 Terraplane PU, which appears to be period correct:
http://www.autotraderclassics.com/find/vehicle/vehicleDetail.xhtml?adId=212782&actionMethod=find%2Fvehicle%2FvehicleSearchResults.xhtml%3AuShipController.init&conversationId=243351
and still have close to $70,000 left over.
I want some of what the owner of the '37 is smokin'. -
That would be an easy decision. What a nice truck......Brownie
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Swampy Meadows wrote:
Yup, the '38 is a real nice truck. It was the subject of at least a couple of threads - was sold at auction less than 6 months ago for a bit less than $26K, probably when Hyman acquired it. They polished it up a bit, added some new WWW's, and a nice profit margin...Putting the pricing of this truck in perspective, you could instead opt to buy this '38 Terraplane PU, which appears to be period correct:
http://www.autotraderclassics.com/find/vehicle/vehicleDetail.xhtml?adId=212782&actionMethod=find%2Fvehicle%2FvehicleSearchResults.xhtml%3AuShipController.init&conversationId=243351
and still have close to $70,000 left over.
I want some of what the owner of the '37 is smokin'. -
Hi everyone,
It seemed sad to me when I read the Ebay details of this truck.
In that information was the note that someone had cut a one foot off the back of the truck.
"When I got the truck, the bed had been already cut a foot and the tailgate was from some other vehicle. So, we used a little creative license with the rear section"
It was noted that he wanted it to look like a bed headboard.
Not worth the price and very hard to return to near its original state.
If I had loose cash to spend I'd take the 38.
Drew -
4starservice wrote:
Yup, read what the seller had to say - 'with a grain of salt'...Hi everyone,
It seemed sad to me when I read the Ebay details of this truck.
In that information was the note that someone had cut a one foot off the back of the truck.
"When I got the truck, the bed had been already cut a foot and the tailgate was from some other vehicle. So, we used a little creative license with the rear section"
It was noted that he wanted it to look like a bed headboard.
Not worth the price and very hard to return to near its original state.
If I had loose cash to spend I'd take the 38.
Drew
Their solution to the bed is clearly not functional (a headboard?) - and does not fit (at all) with the traditional look of the rest of the truck.
It wouldn't have been that difficult to have a reproduction made of the bed of the truck, and at the 'cost' of the truck, that should have been a primary consideration.
There was a '37 offered some months ago (a #1), for less than 1/3rd of the asking price of this '37, and at least $10K less than the '38 that Hyman is selling. -
That is sure a tacky-looking interior for a $119,000 truck! Those seats look terrible.
Larry -
Turns out he's another "BJ brainwashed soul"! Oh, I mean Barret Jackson-LOL!
Thinks a totally restored all original compares to his 'redone' example. As always "let the buyer bewise" or more money than sense.
Jeff -
Closed, without any bids...
Did receive a couple of 'offers', both from the same person -
$14,900 - declined
$21,250 - declined
The second offer is about 'max' IMHO, taking into consideration the work necessary to make it look acceptable (i.e., new bed, new seats, etc...). -
Swampy Meadows wrote:Putting the pricing of this truck in perspective, you could instead opt to buy this '38 Terraplane PU, which appears to be period correct:
http://www.autotraderclassics.com/find/vehicle/vehicleDetail.xhtml?adId=212782&actionMethod=find%2Fvehicle%2FvehicleSearchResults.xhtml%3AuShipController.init&conversationId=243351
and still have close to $70,000 left over.
I want some of what the owner of the '37 is smokin'.
That truck was bought by Hyman at another auction recently for $26K, as mentioned earlier. That hotrod TP truck is trying to be too many things at once! He has a real nice '36 dash in it, with seats and aluminum that have no place in the build. The truck bed needs a complete re-do, or replacement, as it fits a custom build. The wheels and tires scream resto. So, what the hell is this $119K truck supposed to be? Find a theme and build to that! It looks like crap, hate to say!"The time has come", the Walrus said, "to speak of many things. Of shoes and ships and sealing wax, of cabbages and kings. And why the sea is boiling hot,
And whether pigs have wings..." -
super-six wrote:That is sure a tacky-looking interior for a $119,000 truck! Those seats look terrible.
Looks like the auction finally ended... whew!!! I thought we might be setting a new record and standards for future venues. :rolleyes: I mean with reclining black simulated leather sport seats @ $150 a pop from Summit, plate steel headboard truck bed "air brake" spoiler, brushed / stained aluminum interior panel behind the seats, and missing air cleaner wing nut features (just to name a few) this vehicle has it all...
Would someone just pony up the $119k and buy this truck so it doesn't come up for auction again and we don't have to drool all over it again...
Craig -
6 figures ?! I'd be lookin at a house and not a truck. And it's not like it's a special bodied Duesenberg. There must be better recreational drugs out there all the time. Glad I never tried any.
