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I think this is how they should look, but they need to show the engine compartment! https://inlandempire.craigslist.org/cto/d/riverside-1926-franklin/7475435855.html 1926 FRANKLIN 11A RIDES GREAT SHAPE, GREAT STARTS EVERY TIME!! ALL ORIGINAL ENGINE WHEELS ETCBEAUTIFUL CARAMEL COLOR AND BROWN INTERIOR. MUST SEE TO BELIEVE GREAT ADDITION TO ANY COLLECTION

2016 price

If it ever quit running you could park in on the lawn in front and use it as a terrarium.

Looks like a very nice car, and the DB Senior Six is a great engine! It's always been amazing to me that this engine, which was designed prior to Dodge's acquisition by Chrysler, had so much in common with the Chrysler engines.

I agree...Duct Tape is only an appropriate repair on post WWII vehicles.

If I were selling a car, I wouldn't leave the starting fluid in the picture! $10K https://merced.craigslist.org/cto/d/atwater-1926-ford-model-tt/7465447699.html# This is a 1926 Ford Model TT truck. The body is straight and the wooden cab and box have been rebuilt. It runs, but rough, could be the carburetor needs cleaned. Comes with horesless carriage plates. Everything is in perfect shape, other then the rough running. Call or Text Jo at (209) 620-1766

I belong to the Arcane Auto Society. The membership is pretty much as you have described it and we do drive things like this! http://www.arcaneauto.org/index.htm

I always thought the tail light design on these was outstanding.

Looks like a nice car...(maybe needs a little cleanup in the engine compartment and upholstery) https://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/cto/d/san-rafael-1940-ford-coupe/7474563538.html 1940 Ford 2 Door Coupe 6500 miles. Very clean inside and out. Has been stored inside for the last 5 years. Runs and Drives Great. Clean Title. Selling for my Father. $24000 Call Garren 415 847 4200

Not so sure about the beautiful red interior! https://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/cto/d/van-nuys-1948-buick-roadmaster-super/7473699246.html Runs and drives smoothClean titleInline 8 cylinderNew batteryRebuilt rear shocksRebuilt starterManual 3 speed (on the tree)Relined brakesBeautiful red interior (for its age)Split front windshieldHas big sun visor for front windshieldExtra set of wheel covers with beauty ringsIf interested call or text Andrew (818)448-0083

I'm only learning just about Hudsons, but I would not have expected the temperature gauge to be electrical.

I lived near Donner Summit (7700 ft) in the early 80's. The California Highway Patrol received a few Dodge K cars to try out. They couldn't catch a loaded semi going uphill!

Right you are about history! And, if Cadillac and LaSalle had it, you know it filter down to "the lesser marques" quicker than a movie queen's hat style.

It's a rare car for a reason! Few would have ordered that combination of features. I'm sure it's underpowered by modern standards but probably got gas mileage in the low 20's when others were in the low teens.

Seems like a lot of car for near Model A money! Love that dash! https://classiccars.com/listings/view/1482564/1928-hudson-super-6-for-sale-in-wichita-falls-texas-76308 1928 Hudson Super Six 2-door coupe with rumble seat. Overall condition is good with running inline 6 engine and is drivable. Contact through website

If true, that would be a huge step too far for me as well!

Here's a link to a previous sale with a lot more info: https://www.lotsearch.net/lot/photo-credit-james-mann-23263715

Looks like it could be (with a color change) Ruger fabricated Titanium connecting rods himself to handle the big HP. https://www.callawaycars.com/homepage/the-company/callaway-cars/ruger-stutz/

Certain cars (Pre-RR Bentleys, Model Ts and Porsches) have been deemed fair game by the marketplace for high quality modifications. Stutz isn't in that group but Callaway is an absolutely top notch engineering firm and tier one automotive supplier. We'll see how this sale goes...it only takes one (or two assuming there is a reserve). This doesn't seem the right venue for this car at all. I could imagine if it were at Bonhams in Monterey, there would be a page and a half of text telling you why you want it.

This won't be everyone's cup of tea, it it is in the style of John "Jumbo ” Goddard's Bentley of 60 years ago or Jay Leno's twin turbo 8 liter in a 3 liter chassis. Stutz almost beat Bentley at Le Mans in 1928 so there is a certain equality there. Not sure there is a Stutz "Driver's Club" that's active in the way the Bentley Boys are, but maybe this will start one... Website blocked copying most images... https://vicariauction.com/auction-house/1/?ahid=22647 ONE OF STUTZ SPEEDSTER CALLAWAY SUPERCHARGED AND BUILT DOCS INCLUDED REEVES CALLAWAY SIGNED THE DASH CONSIGNOR SELLING FOR UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION

These are quite small but nicely made. They have a big following in Europe. https://houston.craigslist.org/cto/d/austin-1929-french-amilcar/7471576053.html EMAIL: 348a3bf8c43b3c6d905af277f7aa156d@sale.craigslist.org This car retains most of its original components.However, the original 1929 M type engine was upgraded to a 1930’s type M3 engine giving it better performance.The engine swap was done sometime in the 1950’s according to oral history.The engine is a 1,244cc inline-four rated at 27 HP paired with a three speed manual transmission.Current top speed is around 55 MPH.The body has no rust and paint shows nicely.Undercarriage and engine compartment are clean and presentable.The interior, dash, chrome, glass, tires, etc are in nice shape.All gauges work except the clock.Headlights brake lights, blinkers and dash light works.A water pump and electric fan has been added at some point for efficient cooling.Blinkers have been added.The car runs, drives shifts and brakes well.Starts immediately with the touch of the start button.It has a brand new starter that has been manufactured specifically for this engine.Original starter is included with sale.Convertible top, frame and side curtains are in presentable condition and are included.The seats have been replaced with black bucket seats, but the (2) original tan leather bench seats come with car.This car is in remarkable condition but does need attention which I am not able to provide.- Currently, the transmission is leaking gear oil out of the rear bearing.- A new replacement bearing will be ordered.- There is currently a coolant leak. (Not from original radiator)- Engine would benefit from a rebuild

You rarely see these for sale, even in the UK! https://orangecounty.craigslist.org/cto/d/garden-grove-ford-model-tudor/7463850595.html Ford Model YSuccessor to the Ford Model T and Ford Model A for most European countriesFrom 1933 to 1936 there were no changes in the body of the car and is powered by a small 4 cylinderwith a 3 speed transmission, Mechanical Brakes, and Right Hand Drive. Has new tires and tubes with just a few hundred miles on them, also includes rebuilt spare parts like a distributor, carb, starter, and fuel pump. I've won multiple awards at almost every car show I rarely go to because it is one of the most rare prewar Fords you will find in America as there is likely less than a dozen here in the states and likely one of the most original ones in the world, I have original paperwork going back to WW2 of the previous past owners that will be included with the car, I've had 3 car museums that wanted this car in their collection as there are none of these in museums in the USARegistered in my name and owned for the past 3-4 years but unfortunately need to sell, my dad passed about a month ago and while still paying for his expenses I'm in Escrow buying a house so money has gotten pretty tight, would honestly only like offers in person and needs to be sold asap if possible, I was offered about a year ago at a car show $20,000 but didn't want to sell at the time but I'm trying to sell this quick and think this will get it sold for the timeframe I need (949) 415-7732

Looks like it you'd need to be a little careful!

Where can I find this? When I googled it I got Helping Hearts California and Hilton Head Christian Academy!

Although not entirely correct, I do think it's a very neat car. I watched the video and the dealer (obviously very knowledgeable) mentioned that the hub caps don't all match, and in fact one says Stutz, which he pronounced as "Stewtz" . I think this is it...couldn't zoom in enough to be sure.