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Looking for a Stepdown Convertible.
  • SuperDaveSuperDave
    Posts: 2,376Platinum Member
    I have been passing the word around among my internet friends that I am looking for a Convertible. Preferably on the East coast since I am in Florida. Thought I might as well put the word out here too. All leads appreciated... What have you?
  • akcoopakcoop
    Posts: 211Gold Member
    Did you get the flyer that Marvin Snyder is selling his two Hornet Convertibles? June 23 in Ames, Iowa.
    SnyderHudsonFlyer.pdf
    2M
    Aaron Cooper
    1917 Hudson 7-Pass Touring
    1929 Hudson Town Sedan
    1946/7 Hudson Pickup
    1951 Hudson Hornet 2dr Hardtop
  • BrowniepetersenBrowniepetersen
    Posts: 2,417Platinum Member
    There is one in the WTN this month.
    Brownie
  • SuperDaveSuperDave
    Posts: 2,376Platinum Member
    I didn't get the WTN because my dues were not paid in time. Guess I missed that issue.
  • SuperDaveSuperDave
    Posts: 2,376Platinum Member
    Looks like a couple of nice cars. I think I saw this ad in Hemmings. I am registered to bid but.. Iowa?? Oh well...
  • KdancyKdancy
    Posts: 1,059Platinum Member
    Superdave- I'll volunteer to go up and help you get it back down !
  • 54SuperWasp54SuperWasp
    Posts: 520Gold Member
    Funny that the two Hudsons have the same serial numbers. But any of the two would be very nice in my garage. Good Luck Super Dave, hope you get your hands on one of them. Will give you a chance this time and won't bid... Michel
  • SuperDaveSuperDave
    Posts: 2,376Platinum Member
    Thanks for all the encouragement. Any donations? LOL...I sure would like to find one within a day or two travel. I am gun shy of buying without seeing in person. My $$ is not limitless !!
    There is a 49 Super 6 Conv offered by a dealer in Ohio. Has a 491 serial number (also very low production numbers). It has all commodore trim with a 308 twin H, Hydra-Matic etc. It appears to have a white or cream colored upper and lower dashboard. Maybe covered in vinyl ?..Why would someone do that? For a modified car it seems a bit high. I have corresponded with the dealer but he knows very little about the car. I have a suspicion that this is a fabricated car. This car has as lot in common with some that Gene Ramsey has built. Meaning it didn't start life as a convertible. I have suggested that we could do a trade for my 49 (shown in the avatar). Still waiting for an offer. It's been about a week since I sent 20+ pics. The silence is deafening...If I can find a good candidate, I'll offer my 49 For Sale at GB. Don't have enough garage space for two Hudsons and a Model "A" Ford. No.. I won't part with Sapphire, my first car bought in 1956!

    I have recieved several offers of help from the forum, both on and off line.. thanks guys.
    Dave W

  • onerare39onerare39
    Posts: 528Hitchhiker
    Dave,

    I can send you a May/June 2012 White Triangle News if you want?

    Send me an email with your mailing address, to: HETForkner@aol.com (drop the HET)


    John Forkner
  • russmaas
    Posts: 475Platinum Member
    Whats your budget?. What condition are you looking for?
  • SuperDaveSuperDave
    Posts: 2,376Platinum Member
    Thanks John I'll email you.

    Russ, I have set a limit of 35K, If I can sell my 49, then I'll have a little more. I don't mind a project but too damn old to start from scratch. It would be nice to have an automatic, but been driving stick since 1956, so ....