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In this Discussion
- Browniepetersen December 2010
- Fred December 2010
- Hudson308 December 2010
- lsfirth December 2010
- nhp1127 December 2010
- onerare39 December 2010
- RL Chilton December 2010
- super-six December 2010
- vgeorge December 2010
1952 Hornet Convert on eBay
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It's already up to $41K and hasn't hit the reserve:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1952-Hudson-Hornet-Convertible-/180602546045?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item2a0cc0277d
Whattya think it will go for? -
Swampy Meadows wrote:It's already up to $41K and hasn't hit the reserve:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1952-Hudson-Hornet-Convertible-/180602546045?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item2a0cc0277d
Whattya think it will go for?
It would be a bargain at 75K, even in the current market. -
I talked to this guy and he says he does not know what it is worth, i think he has it on ebay just to get the feel of values only
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Big numbers already and a week to go... too late to get it for Christmas.
My guess is $96,000.00
John -
Wow....that is a beauty!! Probably a good thing I don't own it since I'd have a hard time not lowering it a little.....something like this:
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fQBGk.jpg800 x 533 - 80KThis Hudson project is starting to scare the crud out of me!!! -
He knows what it's worth to him.vgeorge wrote:I talked to this guy and he says he does not know what it is worth, i think he has it on ebay just to get the feel of values only
His quote: "If this car does not sell, it will go back in the garage. And we will list another one."
Larry -
lsfirth wrote:Wow....that is a beauty!! Probably a good thing I don't own it since I'd have a hard time not lowering it a little.....something like this:
[attachment=9022]fQBGk.jpg[/attachment]
WOW, That's BEAUTIFUL!
Correct me if I'm wrong...that's Photoshop, not the blue wrench?
John -
If he is selling this, and perhaps other cars, to buy his dream car; I wonder what his dream car is? I consider his convertible one of my dream cars.....Brownie
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Yup, a 52 Hornet Convert is definately one of my dreamers.
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Can anyone tell us what happened to the auction. It seemed to end early
Fred -
It sold ($62 K) to a gentleman in his town (Star, Idaho.) By the way, his dream car was an Aubrun Boattail....
I would take either one or both.....Brownie -
Browniepetersen wrote:It sold ($62 K) to a gentleman in his town (Star, Idaho.) By the way, his dream car was an Aubrun Boattail....
I would take either one or both.....
Well, then I can understand. Only trouble is, 62K is not going to get him an Auburn boattail in any condition. -
Russell, I expect that we will see other of his nice stash of Hudson's available for sale in the near future? He is a long time Hudson Collector. When the snow ments and the hope of Spring is in the air I will head up that was and check it out...Brownie
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RL Chilton wrote:Browniepetersen wrote:It sold ($62 K) to a gentleman in his town (Star, Idaho.) By the way, his dream car was an Aubrun Boattail....
I would take either one or both.....
Well, then I can understand. Only trouble is, 62K is not going to get him an Auburn boattail in any condition.
At least, not a real one.
I'd still rather have the Hudson. You can drive a Hornet convertible across the country without the worry of destroying or depreciating a museum piece. You'll turn at least as many heads in the process because no one will think it's a kit. God forbid if you would get in a wreck with the Auburn... there are no sources for repair parts.Workin Stiff -
Hudson308 wrote:RL Chilton wrote:Browniepetersen wrote:It sold ($62 K) to a gentleman in his town (Star, Idaho.) By the way, his dream car was an Aubrun Boattail....
I would take either one or both.....
Well, then I can understand. Only trouble is, 62K is not going to get him an Auburn boattail in any condition.
At least, not a real one.
I'd still rather have the Hudson. You can drive a Hornet convertible across the country without the worry of destroying or depreciating a museum piece. You'll turn at least as many heads in the process because no one will think it's a kit. God forbid if you would get in a wreck with the Auburn... there are no sources for repair parts.
Agreed! 100%
