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In this Discussion
- 1951hornethardtop January 11
- 46HudsonPU January 11
- bigboy308 January 12
- bob ward January 11
- hotrodman2010hotmailcom January 11
- hudsontech January 11
- Hudzilla January 11
- J Haugo January 12
- oldhudsons January 12
- Pacemaker500 January 11
- Park_W January 11
TOO MUCH BARRETT & JACKSON
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IF HE GETS AN OFFER I WONDER HOW DISAPPOINTED HE'S GONNA BE.....LOL
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Other-Makes-Super-6-2-door-1949-Hudson-Super-/160953602891?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item257995134b -
I just asked if the seller had documentation of the movie credit.
However, I don't think they will respond. I told them I thought the movie cars was animated and featured a Hudson Hornet not the Super.
I did add that I will check IMDB just in case I missed a movie. -
Hey Tom I think the optional 264 engine might be the drawing card here.
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These prices, and that '52 sedan on another post going for $178K are pretty much the reason a few of us cannot afford the cars any more - this has been the case since the speculators priced the more common Fords and Chevys out of the market. Once they ran thru Mopars and a few other more common makes they zero'd in on Hudson because they were available at a decent price. Then the auctions drove the prices out of whack.
Don't take this post to mean I fault any of our members for selling at higher-than-realistic prices - If I had a, say, Hornet I'd originally bought for, say, $20,000 and some fruit loop offered me $75,000 or so for it I'd probably laugh all he way to the bank.
But thank you - I'll stick to my computer generated literature collection and try to get as much as I can before prices force me out of the market. And thank you most heartedly to all those who have loaned, sold to me at dirt prices and in general have helped me obtain the literature to scan. We can always use more.
Hudsonly,
Alex Burr
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Good grief, for that price I would sell my 51 Hornet with 51000 miles on it and even deliever it. At least its orginal except for the repaint job. This is getting ridiculous!! I would even throw in the 51 hardtop. Well mybe I should think about that? lol
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I always thought that BJ are appropriate initials for a car auction company.
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I support BJ - that's not to say I would EVER buy any vehicles from that venue, but it is a spectacle to behold... (for the most part, idiots and their money are soon parted) =))
Then, there is 'this guy' (the offer/auction on eBay) - who hasn't a clue, doesn't know much about the product he's selling (other than watching the 'Cars' movie), etc...
Hopefully, whoever they got the car from 'walked away' from the transaction with a BIG smile on their face (i.e., I hope they took 'BoatBrokers' to the cleaners...). LOL!
However - All that being said, it does look like a nice car, although I don't think it is worth anywhere close to the initial pricing ($50K, reserve not met)...
They need to stick to selling boats and RVs - -
I've just emailed the seller, suggesting that in the interest of his credibility he back off on the "Cars" connection. And change the engine size and take some pic's with the skirts in place. Other than that ... .
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Just looking at the pictures of this car again - the Cars emblem on the trunk is a nice touch. No doubt the guy will swear it came from the factory with that emblem on it!!! :D
Or claim it means the car was in the movie.
Hudsonly,
Alex Burr
Memphis, TN -
Al Saffrahn & I went to one of these "auctions" a few years ago; it's not an auction, it's a circus to garner $$$ by BJ. To park less than 1/4 mi. away, you pay to park, then you pay to get into the auction tent, then you pay for the auction catalog & of course if you actually intend to bid on some overpriced overhyped item, they get a nice % of that action too.
I can't imagine a worse place to buy a car ~ -
The selling prices are in doubt,as to what was the selling bid and if the deal was made. Every thing runs on bull shit as my daddy once told me? Ha. Car auctions are not escrows...
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With such reported sales prices ,I wonder how many owners will expence themselfs all the way to one of these shows/
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Looks like the same car that sold last year @ a Mecum Auction in Florida----$28,000.00
Am I right?
http://www.mecum.com/auctions/lot_detail.cfm?LOT_ID=FL0111-102981 -
bigboy308, no doubt about it, you are right.
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as for auctions, there are 2 adages that are apropos:
"Don't give a sucker an even break" - W. C. Fields
"There's a sucker born every minute & I'm here to take him" - P. T. Barnum -
just looked at the photos - think it takes a lot of whatever to ask that for that car unless really "right", which it isn't - interior fabric wrong, dash been most inappropriately refinished (who ever did it too cheap to get it regrained), after-market heat gauge, later steering wheel & undoubtedly other non-original work done to it.

