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Hudson Commodore 4Doors 4Sale
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http://www.autabuy.com/ViewPhoto/?I=/Photos/448804_2334252055603_Original.jpg&ShowAdSense=1&K=1949%20Hudson%20Sedan
Its Good Price¿? $7.950 ?¿?¿
TKS!
Bye!1949 Hudson Commodore
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Don't Worry... Be Happy!! -
hmm, appears to have dual exhausts. Wonder if has a Hornet engine, etc.?
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I'm pretty sure I alerted everyone on this site to this car several months ago. Previous to that I had heard negative comments about the dealer. Here it is, unsold, many months later. Hmmmm.
I wonder if anyone lives near enough by to give the website an assessment of the vehicle....?Geoff.
'47 Super Six -
I checked the Area Codes (618) for this dealer and Googled them. This is what I learned:
(Country Classic Cars started as a weekend hobby for a Midwest farmer. He soon found his passion for classic cars and trucks turn into a growing business. The owner worked as a mechanic for several years before becoming a farmer. Not only did he have the knowledge but also the desire to take classic cars, fix them, and sell them to others that dreamed of owning a classic but did not have the time or expertise to make it happen. Once this idea caught on, Country Classic Cars realized that this passion had a potential to become a way of life. The next step was obvious; when a piece of land along Interstate 55, just off the path of Historic Route 66 became available, Country Classic Cars made the move by acquiring the land which has plenty of room for not only a large display of classic cars and trucks, but also a garage/service area, inside showroom, and a historic gift shop.)
Email us at cntryclsscrs@madisontelco.com
They seem open and easy to locate. I think I would send them an email and open up some conversation. Looks like it could be a reasonable deal? Never know until you ask....Brownie
