1930 Hudson Hornet?

cpr3333

http://orlando.craigslist.org/cto/5056883796.html

I'm not going to comment, just posting the link.

kiwijeff

Well I'll comment, holy hornets batman, that's nuts!
Over the top for my hot rod tastes, but I can appreciate the work in it, and I love the mechanical side of it.
I would however question why its for sale with only 91 miles on the clock. Itd dosent look like it'd be fun to drive far.
Also the hornet side trim looks tacky, the original beltline is much nicer.
I know some here will be horrified, but Hudson dose have much history of modified cars, just nothing this radical.

Geoff

 To each their own!  Almost a quarter million though seems like a real rich man's toy.

33kc1989

A lot of money and labor went into it but I would say very strange.

dave11

Some folks just plain have way too much money

ESSX28-1

Not what it cost but what he's asking!!

Frankvintagefullflowcom

 ".....neither of which leak nor burn an excess amount of fluid."

I'm guessing he isn't including gas in that statement.

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terraplane8

It's very cleverly done that's for sure. Goodness knows what the weight distribution would be.

SuperDave

Well I'll comment, holy hornets batman, that's nuts!
Over the top for my hot rod tastes, but I can appreciate the work in it, and I love the mechanical side of it.
I would however question why its for sale with only 91 miles on the clock. Itd dosent look like it'd be fun to drive far.
Also the hornet side trim looks tacky, the original beltline is much nicer.
I know some here will be horrified, but Hudson dose have much history of modified cars, just nothing this radical.

91 miles in 1/4 mile increments can be pretty stressful!

Lance

Which part of this was a Hudson Hornet? Did I miss something?

Per

Heidi Hetzer could go as fast as she wants in THIS 1930 Hudson!

charles4d

 Bet that car will pass everything on the road but a gas station