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Do not know what year it is. Looks like 40;s to 60;s. Good for a driver ,but for a show car, needs chrome work Probably needs to be rewired. $200 will ship in the US for postage. See pic. Message me.

yes, they are 34-36 Hupp Model J, T,G and N. $100 for the pair is fair. The hardest item to get is the glass for them. Some members of our Hupp Club have had them reproduced in plastic. You can offer them for sale in our club parts locator. If you go on the Hupp Club page on Facebook you can find out how to do this and its free.

Just glad i could help.

Not Hupmobile, I own 4 different Models of Hupp Aerodynamic's, an N , a T , a G and a J. Here is a pic of a Hupp Aero bucket.

That's what is Great about the Hupp Club, we do not judge cars or people. We have fun on our tours and make a lot of ice cream stops. I stopped counting but I think we have gone on about 20 tours all over the US and Canada. In my 53 years of being a charter member. You will never get a better bang for $35 than being a member. We have a face book page. Go have a look. The pic are from our Hershey spot.

The car facing left looks very much like a 1923 Hupp Model R, even the tail light looks kind of triangular like they do.

I understand this car got sold to a Hupp Club member, that's super as it will be in good hands. Congratulation's on getting a great car. Hope to see it at a Hupp Club tour.

It sounds like , T-5155 is the # on the serial plate on the firewall. if so, your car is a 1934 Hupmobile Model T, 8cyl. 127 in. wheel base. not a model J. Do you have any pictures?

Hope you are better now, Did you bid on the car?

Very good info, It appears that the guy that wanted the info does not care to tell us if our info was a help to him.

Just so you know, Hupmobile had a fixed in place in 1927on the Model A Hupp. In 1929 they made the front seat adjustable by turning a screw at the bottom about in the middle. I would get some one with the height you require to check it out. Hope his helps you.

Great, I was hoping that some one would get it and get it back on the road. If you are not a member of the Hupp Club, its worth joining. We have a tec advisor for all the Hupp models. We also have a parts locator if you need parts or literature.

I know a lot of other makes of cars used Warner transmissions. I can only speak for Hupmobile. The T-86 Warner transmission was used in the 1935-36 model G Hupp. It also had an over drive on some of them that Hupp called Super Drive. It reduced the engine rpm 30 %. If out of over drive if the engine rpm was 3,000, engage the over drive and the engine speed was reduced to 2,000. I have this same over drive in my 1936 Model N Hupp and it works as the name says Super Drive. Now the G model Hupp is a 6 cyl as your model R Skylark, If your model R Skylark has a Warner T-86 transmission I would say you may be able to add an overdrive but I have know knowledge that any model R Skylark was equipped with 1 but maybe an owner of a Skylark can speak to that. My 1936 Hupp Model N is an 8 cyl. with a Warner T -85 unlike the Model G Hupp 6 cyl.

No, Just going to get it running for my cousin, her Dad left her the car when he passed away. Been sitting for a while, needs tires , some light body work.

George, on Ebay, Dallas Texas #234362587780 is a 1939-40 model Hupp Skylark, have a look.

Thank you for your response. All I really wanted to know was if the 428 Cobra jet tag was a Ford part or a reproduction. I think I got that answer. Now when I get the car home, I will check the serial # like you said. And yes being 55 years old and a number of owners, it more than likely has a lot of repo parts. It still looks a little bad to the bone to me.

Wow what and adventure I am on. I will post pic of the inside of the car an engine compartment. I will also be checking out all the serial numbers.

Thank you for your reply, I know the engine is a big block with a 4 speed standard transmission. I should have the car tomorrow so I can check the engine code.

I asked this question on the Mustang site 12 Lookers and no response. Do you know if this tag is Ford or a reproduction?

As a charter member of 52 years of the Hupmobile Club, I would like to thank you for making available copy's of this fine Model 20 book of instructions. Its people like you that this hobby great, Thank You Chuck M

I scanned in a document that's seems to verify what you said. Hope you can see it, it is very light, but i am a mechanic , not a computer nerd.

If you are not a member of the Hupp Club joining our club would be a good place to find the parts you need. We have a great parts locater that the members can place a want add for the parts they need. Members that own Model 20:s may have the part you need. As a member for 51 years you can not get a better bang for your buck.

Dale, We left for the meet on Sat. the 31 to go to Pittsburg, I have not had my computer on until this morning. We had a great tour with 13 Hupps from all over the US. Non of the Hupp members from Canada could not come. It was great to see are old friends and make new ones.

Brenda and I are as excited as 2 young people going to their senior prom. Can not wait to see all our friends and make new ones.

Getting ready for the 2021 Hupp tour in Pittsburg Pa. I noticed a small amount of what looked like brake fluid on the hot top in the driveway. I slide a piece of cardboard under the area where the leak was. Checking the master cylinder and it was low on fluid. Jacked up the front end and put it on ramps plus jack stands. That gave me enough room to get under the car to see where the leak was. It was by-passing the master cylinder piston. So I got a new master cylinder and installed it. Full brake pedal with no leaks. See pic. Just so you know, this car is mostly original, so that being said it has small oil leaks here and there. Nothing to keep it for going down the road.