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I was asked to post a few photos of my car since I have not been around for some time. Completed the restoration of this Coachbuild Classic that was designed by Ried Railton at Coachcraft ltd. just south of London. It is not known how many of these coachbuilt cars were produced by Coachcraft from 1935 to 1939 when they stopped production for the war. However, the expectation was that about two per year of possibly ten total. This remains the only one in the USA. It was build for the Gov. General of Hong Kong and is fully documented.
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Photos of my 1936 Hudson Stratton Sport Saloon
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Wow! That is *glorious* ! 
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Magnificent! That is a truly beautiful car.
I have photos from the full process. I got the car in parts and pieces when it was fully disassembled. This was the first shot I got around to taking. The floor of the car is all wood and the A, B, and C pillar attach to the floor. some parts were Hudson parts but all others had to be made. All the wood was replaced and hand formed.
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Zero bids at starting 33K. Writeup says no reserve, one bid takes it...looks like "starting bid 33K' is a reserve to me.
Didn't sell two months ago...and now it's elsewhere for $48K. Interesting.
Seems like if they really wanted this car, and wanted to make a "big profit", snagging it at 33K and selling at 48K gives them.....wait....go to the XP machine..15K of those massive profit greenbacks.
Really wonder what they paid.
Didn't sell two months ago...and now it's elsewhere for $48K. Interesting.
Seems like if they really wanted this car, and wanted to make a "big profit", snagging it at 33K and selling at 48K gives them.....wait....go to the XP machine..15K of those massive profit greenbacks.
Really wonder what they paid.