For Sale at Auction: 1952 Hudson Hornet in Youngville, North Carolina

While Hudson was a particularly popular American automobile producer in the early 1950's, in 1952, a tiny fraction of 1% of the 35,921 hornets manufactured were convertibles; that is 360 in total! It is thought that very few examples remain extant, and probably none finer than this example. This superb automobile is equipped with "Twin H-Power", Dual-Range Hydramatic transmission, deluxe steering wheel, chrome wire wheels, wide whitewall tires, sun visor (w/ traffic light viewer), turn signals, front rectangular & outer bumper guards, front fender top ornaments, 8 tube push-button radio, and Weather Control heater. The car is finished in a show-quality Gulf Green Metallic paint with a Dark Green convertible top and luxurious black leather interior. A twelve-year concourse restoration was undertaken by Rhodin's Classic Car in Sweden at a cost of roughly $300,000! This fine automobile is in concours-level condition, and is ready for a proud new owner.