Nice. Hudsons are probably the most stylish US cars of the late 40s/early 50s. Nicknamed the “breadloaf Hudson” in Sweden, maybe for a good reason.
Beautiful indeed. I couldnt believe I seen it out on the road moving in as great condition it was. I thought it belonged in a museum. Theres a dark blue one, deep in a carport at a building I work at…surrounded by like 50 other collectibles!!
Lmao!!! Nah bruh…Im a plumber and its in one of the the buildings we service.
At the very bottom theres a parking garage and its FILLED with the owner of the buildings car collection.
And since I’ve started (2yrs ago) pay has been climbing at an amazing rate since…so, I definitely would like to have another vehicle. I really want like an '03 Black or white gmc yukon denali.
It’s rare to spot a 3000GT/Stealth out in the wild nowadays, but you did just that. I don’t think it’s the range-topping VR-4, though - that one had the twin-turbo V6 and AWD, and you may have found a lesser normally aspirated trim.
You know sometimes I like seeing lower trim versions of iconic vehicles. I guess it makes them feel more like actual production cars that people actually bought back in the day.
206s have an absurd amount of cheap aftermarket parts available and an unmodded 206 is probably the cheapest used car so at least round here Northern Europe, absolutely