1956 Other Makes Hudson Hornet

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This is one of the single most Iconic America Cars ever made, the 1956 Hudson Hornet V8. It defined style, luxury, and elegance while making an entrance wherever it went. The grill, what can you say? It smiles all of the time and no matter where you go or what you do, that smile follows whether you are in motion or stopped at a light. Can you drive this car as is? Yes, it runs and drives and is a true survivor with 52,247 on the original odometer. Does it need a full restoration? Yes. The rocker panels are rusty (see the detailed pictures). having new trany seal put in was on the road last year passed nyc car is in mass now The interior needs a complete refurbishment . The interior is tired, but when completed would be beyond compare. This car makes a 1957 Chevy Belair look like just another hum drum old car. Can you go to a car show and win first every time with this car after a restorations. Our answer would be simply yes. We had never seen one up close, much less a 2 door coupe that is complete with all chrome in decent condition, all glass (drivers side window cracked) in very good shape, and all components there and ready for restoration. i do have more photos verry low resvere want car to go to happy home the car was used last week in a movie called laborday have papers to prove the car will be in a movie on thursday-monday the movie is called labor day filiming north of boston google it and you will find more info On Jul-19-12 at 11:00:12 PDT, seller added the following information: new low resvere !! the car drove in the movie today !!! On Jul-19-12 at 15:14:18 PDT, seller added the following information: 2 new photos taken today on the movie set were the car was used !!!!!!!! On Jul-29-12 at 07:42:07 PDT, seller added the following information: When Jason Reitman isn’t putting on script readings at the LACMA, like The Big Lebowski and Reservoir Dogs, or looking slightly bewildered in gigantic photographs (like he does in ’The Paramount Picture,’) he also directs feature films. And having half as many Academy Award Best Director nominations as he does movies, it’s probably safe to say that the young filmmaker shouldn’t quit his day job. The good news is, Reitman’s vacation is over as he returns to work on Labor Day. The director’s fifth feature, once again at Paramount, has gone into production with shooting just starting in Massachusetts. Written and directed by Reitman and based on Joyce Maynard’s novel of the same name, Labor Day stars Oscar winner Kate Winlset and nominee Josh Brolin. The film is about 13-year-old Henry Wheeler, his reclusive single mother Adele and their long Labor Day weekend stuck with a mysterious drifter named Frank Chambers. Brolin is playing Chambers with Winslet as the divorced shut-in and mother of Gattlin Griffith’s Henry. While out shopping for back to school supplies, the mother and son run into a bleeding Chambers who manages to convince the pair, mostly the impressionable young boy struggling with his new role as man of the house, to help him. They soon discover that their helpless house guest is actually an escaped convict but it’s too late, they’re now stuck with him for the entire Labor Day weekend. A young boy in need of a father figure, a wounded mother and a possible anti-hero, do I sense some Stockholm Syndrome coming on? Produced by the same Academy Award nominated team behind Young Adult and Juno (Lianne Halfon and Russell Smith), Reitman’s Labor Day film also stars Tom Lipinski, Clark Gregg, Alexie Gilmore, Lucas Hedges and James Van Der Beek.On Aug-07-12 at 12:08:24 PDT, seller added the following information: the car will not start now it might need a batt or stater drove last week gitting married need to sell 857-888-1878