1932 Huppbobile - $12,500

[Leif in Calif]

Not much info...but an interesting car

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/cto/d/morgan-hill-1932-huppbobile/7769344631.html

1932 huppmobile ready to restore. motor turns over complete car  (408) 202-0572

[alsancle]

All cycle fender Hupps are cool.  This is the smaller 6 banger version I believe on the 122" chassis.

[58L-Y8]

Its either a 1933 321-K or 1934 421K.  Identifiers are full-length, over-the-cowl hood, slanting chrome radiator shell, four slanted hood doors, chromed headlights and dual horns, single-bar bumper, 121" wheelbase, 228.1 ci L-head six-cylinder engine. $995 (1933), $895 (1934).  Production: 4,940 (1933); 1,009 (1934). 

Competition in the ~$900-$1,000 range were the Buick Series 60, Chrysler Royal CT Series, Nash Special Eight Series 1170, Studebaker Dictator Series 56 and Hudson Pacemaker Standard Eight Series T.  A lot of good choices for those few buyers in the lower-medium price class.

 

Sources: The Standard Catalog of American Cars, 1805-1942, edited by B. R. Kimes and H. A. Clark; Special Interest Autos, #37, Nov-Dec 1976, pages 42-49: The Production figure Book for U.S. Cars by Jerry Heasley. page 164.

[Hudsy Wudsy]

Somebody left something sitting on the back seat too long.