1929 Hupmoblie century 6 series A, another great car from a long ago car company
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ม.ค. 2023
- Back at classic auto mall to feature this blast from the past 1929 century 6 series A 4 door sedan. Go through Hupmobile history Take the tour go over the button switches and knobs enjoyed this episode
If you’re been looking for a 1929 HupMobile This one is for sale at the classic auto Mall for more information pictures and pricing click the link below
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Gordon Lightfoot, If I could Read Your Mind
Congratulations you got it =)
Can’t wait to feature that Cadillac tomorrow that thing was absolutely gorgeous 1936 Cadillac Fleetwood convertible coupe
@@What.its.like. Jay. He incorrectly identified that song.. it's if YOU could read my mind.
@@What.its.like. Gotta admit, Daniel is right.
I thought it was "If you could read my mind"
@@georgemorfesi8022 did a quick TH-cam search
I really like your analogy Jay with a monopoly game😅. I’ve been in business for 37 years running a breakfast lunch diner here in the suburbs of Boston and you know I can tell you a lot of stories in 37 years. I started at age 22 with $100 in my pocket. From the first 3 days I produced a profit of over $500 the first weekend we opened on a Friday, Saturday, and Sunday and I said this place is a moneymaker and you’re right you’ve never ever think that the money is going to go the other way how could it? Right? I found myself filing bankruptcy because of the severe weather, and 9/11, and fell behind on bills. I never lived a lavish lifestyle just trying to be ordinary pay the bills. Our prices were very low and our quality was high. What did I know about running a business? ( Except cooking) I always treated my staff very well paying double minimum wage. and when we were super busy I paid them extra. They would stay with me on average for over a decade. Some still with me after 25 years. 😊 After the Great Recession in 2009 I didn’t think we’d come back and losing both parents in with in 2 years. But I got it back together by 2015 and they demolished the building I was renting and we moved to the next city and the little bit saved went to buying the new business and fixing it up. We find ourselves starting over with Covid 19 and being closed for 18 months. We didn’t take any bail outs. I used the last of the savings to pay all bills at my tiny condo and little diner and still paid 50% of 2 key employees. Who I call my friends. Same time the building was sold 3 times and this land lady is a control freak who hates restaurants. Has made it very difficult for us the past 2.5 years. Cost me over $15K in lawyer fees. So anything can happen in business a lot is luck. The business has kept a roof over my head since 1985. I’d do it all again because I love making people happy through great food and being a part of the community.
That was awesome story sorry for the delayed response I wanted to make sure I got everything, thank you so much for sharing all that what is the name of your business is it just breakfast or open for lunch and dinner to I’ve never been to Boston but when I go I want to stop over =)
Thanks Jay, for this amazing video! This 1929 Huppmobile a real work of art.👍
This is the most detailed hot video out there because in the way I know that is cause I tried to look up information for this car and it’s very spotty I couldn’t find all the body styles that’s why I just put ads there it broke my heart to do that but I couldn’t find any pictures of a five passenger tourer or a seven passenger tourer I try to be as thorough as possible it’s really hard when you’re trying to do it on a car that’s almost 100 years old that a lot of those cars are just lost to time
My favorite episode so far!!! I’m quite sure there is still a large stock of NOS parts for both Hupmobile and Graham that services owners and restorers. The club would haves current info. In the 1950s and 1960s they sent penny postcard to all registered owners of this car offering to provide needed parts.
Wow awesome information thank you so much for sharing that I didn’t know about the post card
Glad you dig this episode =)
Another great video, I appreciate how you are very consistent in how you review these awesome cars.
Thank you so much I want each episode to be just like the last one but with different information and different dialogue
The rope on the back of the front seat is for hanging a blanket 🤔 helps passengers keep warm 😊
Gordon Lightfoot. If you could read my mind.
I loved seeing this car J. When I was little, my grandmother used to speak wistfully about these cars, now I see why
You got the song and band someone beat you to it
I like these cause they’re different I always like the underdogs..
REALLY NICE CAR ANDGOOD EXPLANATIONS,THOSE OLDIES ARE MY FAVORITE,GREAT VIDEO
Thank you so much. I really like this video to this one came out really nice this is one of my favorite videos that I did this past month =) glad you dig it too
Your videos are a thousand times better than others who don't say anything and simply walk around the vehicle with music sometimes playing.
Thank you I want to cover these cars as if someone was looking for these cars for purchase =)
Another treat , if i was the landlord of this automobile , some individuals would be pissed off , cause i would drive it every day possible ! Lol
I know where there’s a 35 I’m going to cover for the channel I’m going to ask if there’s any way that we could get it moving down the road because that car looks great absolutely incredible. Between a 1935 Packard in a 1935 hup probably go for the hup especially in 35 they are such cool cars that you never see, and they sound amazing =)
Glad you did this episode this was one of my favorite ones especially the backstory
that gauge cluster is really nice. Quite a "Victorian Era" style to it.
I have no idea what material that was it sort of looks like grass but then again it didn’t
@@What.its.like. you mean Brass? :D
My dad said he had a hupmobile when he was young never saw one . Lady across street had a Willoughby 30s limo Lincoln v12 remember as a kid I'm 81👍
That’s awesome thank you so much for sharing those memories with us =)
I have never seen a Hupmobile (although I have heard of them) and this one is a beauty.
I'm kind of an old movie buff, and one of the things running through my mind is this car was produced at the time movies were transitioning from silent to sound. So, I can see a young married couple climbing into this car after seeing the silent version of The Broadway Melody, and wondering whether to see the sound version in some movie house recently wired for sound.
I love the later 30s hups very cool =)
Fullfilling your promise of "off the beaten path" cars.
I appreciate finding out all this info and history!
I had only knew of the name.
Thank you!
Looking forward to the Cadillac 🎉
You bet =)
Great colors and stylish interior 😊
Thank you sir 👍
Another great video Jay. I love how you do the walk arounds and show all the styling points of the vehicles that you are featuring. This one is really nice looking. the All the little touches here and there that you would only notice if you took the time to walk around it.
Like the little emblem in the center of the front bumper. And the red pinstriping on the edges of the hood louvers and also along the body lines. The h emblems on the fuel cap. The pinstripes on the wheel spokes, and other small things that overall make for a really beautiful looking design.
If you ever get a chance, there's a couple of vehicles I used to own that. I would love to see you feature. One of them was a 62 Buick Invicta convertible. It was light blue with a white top. It was a beautiful car and as a high school senior I was in love with that thing. I bought it the summer of my junior year. I lived in Michigan at the time. And I remember we had a very rainy summer and I think I only got to actually put the top down about 14 days out of the whole summer.
The other one was a
1967 Dodge R/T. That big Mopar 440 would really move that thing along. The rear end was geared for highway use and it could easily bury the speedometer. It was a light blue, almost silver with a white interior. Bucket seats center console. It was a really, really nice vehicle. I wish I still had it along with the Buick too. Both were really nice cars.
I saw a Buick invicta the 1st time I was there and I didn’t do it, it was gone the second time I don’t know if it was moved or sold probably sold I will look for one those are really cool cars. =)
They have a pierce arrow if it’s there the next time I go I’m definitely doing that one if they have a Continental Mark to I want to see if there’s any way that I can compare that with the El Dorado brougham because it’s a comparison I don’t think that’s ever been done and it would be really cool to see those two cars together
Thank you so much I’m glad you love this channel.. I really want to find some ambassador wagons this year as well as packard wagons and some stuff that you just don’t see every day Jkgalleria has a Lincoln Model k that I really want to review they built a car from the ground up while I was there it’s an absolutely stunning maroon and black car v12
@@What.its.like. a Pierce Arrow sounds cool. There's a large vintage/classic/everything auto dealer here in Concord NC called the AutoBarn. They have stuff from all years and motorcycles too. You can Google them and see inventory. I saw one car there that kind of brought a small tear to my eye. It was a 59 Ford galaxie with an H code 352 in it. Original unrestored in really good shape. I owned a bunch of 59 Fords off and on when I was in high school and in fact did have one that was an H code. It was a retired highway patrol car that was sold at an auction and I ended up with it. It was really cool. It still was painted HP black and white and had marks on the side of the doors where the highway patrol decals or logos were scuffed off.
That 352 with the four barrel would move that car along pretty good. Still had the dual spotlights in it too which was pretty cool. We ended up finding some red lenses to put in the spotlights. We could cruise around at night and if we saw somebody we knew we would pull up behind them, flashing our headlights and flicking that red spot like back and forth across the back of their vehicle. They would think they were being pulled over and they would pull out to the side of the road giving us the opportunity to nail it and haul ass past them laughing the whole time. Of course! Nowadays you wouldn't want to do something like that but It was 1966. Nobody cared back then.
Nice one!
Hey Jay, very informative video of the history of the Huppmobile!!! I haven't seen a Huppmobile since I was a little boy. Our neighbor had a 38 Huppmobile that he'd pull out of his garage once in a while. Thanks for sharing this exciting video!!! 👍👍🙂
I love the styling of the 30s ones the most
@@What.its.like. me too!!
I've never paid lot of attention to the 20's era autos, but this is an amazing beauty! The interior is incredibly beautiful too! 🤩 Tomorrow's episode looks like a real treat also looking forward to it!!
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Eventually I'll get to Classic Auto Mall - problem for me is the closest place I'd want to stay is Philly, and I generally Amtrak there and stay somewhere like Rittenhouse where a car is expensive, impractical and a general pain. Having seen their stuff online however, they have very optimistic price expectations for not that great a specimen (kind on both counts). It's very cool that you can come look but can't say I'd ever pay anything close to what they want (the Ebay items remain perennially unsold) Maybe better in person? Very flowery descriptions! Oh, and Murray - it's pronouced with a long 'e': Mur - re. They were a bodybuilder vs. coachbuilder / mass production. For example, they also a contract for some of the Model A body types. Murray, Briggs and Budd were the 1930's biggies. Hupps were solidly Buick territory in those days, not cheap.
Note- the only car to appear on US currency was a 1928 Hupmobile. The US $10 bill issued in 1929 had the car on the reverse side, and would remain there into the 1970's.
Thank you so much for adding that… awesome trivia
@@What.its.like. Yer welcome. I just found your channel and am checking it out. As you might guess, my channel is about a similar topic.
I’ll be sure to check it out =)
I like that you are adding in a "sneek Peek". to next time.
I’m going to try to do that from here on out it’ll be a little harder whenever there isn’t a massive power of contact to do =)
@@What.its.like. I know what you mean.
Jay, I think you should do the toodle-oo after the preview for the next video
I might change that to be like that but I just figured if the preview was after the toodle-oo your getting something more something extra
Not to put too fine a point on it, but leaf springs *were* conventional springs in 1929! Going back to the 17th Cent. no less.. and common up 'til the 1970s..
Thank you for pointing that out that’s what I meant to point out that those were the springs they used =)
The old cables and other wires were covered (insulated) with an asphalt impregnated cloth.
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Some nice Art Deco styling on the interior but the wood wheels in 1929 was a bit out dated
According to a 2018 Hemmings article wood-spoke wheels were used "well into the 1930s".. even included a picture of a Hupmobile wood wheel! Pierce Arrow offered one in '37.
I think it's quite beautiful, with the pinstriping, and appropriate to a car of the 1920s..
Hi Jay, great review of this Hupmobile. Not to be nit-picky, but Hupmobile has only one 'p' not two. Great promotional pictures of Hupmobile literature. Thank you for reviewing this beautiful automobile.
Glad you dig this review thank you so much for that correction
@@What.its.like. Just wanted to help you out... You really do a great job and thank you for these videos.
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Cool, a friend of my Grandmother's, had one in the 1990s , good video 🥰
Awesome did you get the ride in it, I’m hoping one day to get to review the 35 Hup That car sounds absolutely amazing naturally aspirated straight eight
@@What.its.like. I did not ride in it, he just owned one. 🥰
I never heard of Hupmobile
Когда они уже тебе разрешать поездить на них? )
used to see one on the back of $10 bills, but removed on last redesign...
I’ll have to definitely check that out the next time I get a $10 bill an old one come to think of it I haven’t had an old $10 bill in a long time.
The inside handles were probably nickel plated which has worn off.
I couldn’t figure out what that material was it almost looked like brass but it wasn’t the same sheen as brass would be.. if that makes sense it wasn’t the right color it was too dark
That 1936 coupe is gorgeous. Jay, could u do a review of the red and black 1957 Pontiac I saw in the background, they are beautiful, the hupmobile is beautiful also.
The 57 Pontiac is definitely coming in the future.. Probably next week sometime next up is the 36 Cadillac Fleetwood after that it’s up in the air it’s probably gonna be a 40s car and then venture back into the 50s
@@What.its.like. Thanks Jay, ur awesome.
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A guy at the gas station 500 feet from me has one.....sitting in the parking lot at rotting......
That’s super sad that’s a car that should be saved because they didn’t make that many of them they’re really cool =)
@@What.its.like. It's got to be VERY hard to restore at this point if it is in really bad shape.
Say, when you were in the bumper and suspension area, a nice call out would have been the knee action shhock absorbers, that were back in the day refillable. Also? You need better lighting on some of these reviews. This was a great review by the way on a great car. How about that Red/Magenta Nova right next door to that Hupmobile?
I totally agree about the lighting thing the problem is most everything has H ID lights are LED lights and then when you put those on top or or inside wherever I have to find a light that’s natural light because I don’t want to be too cold or too hot when looking at the gauges but you’re definitely right I definitely have to look into that.. =)
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Thank you so much i’ll look into that.. I didn’t do the nova the last time I was there if it’s there the next time I go I will definitely do it I don’t know when I’m heading there next
Hupp made a major marketing error during the depression that guaranteed their demise offering over 50;different models instead of concentrating on their most popular ones. That was more models than any other company. Their late 30's sedans looked successful if they'd had any money left to promote them. The skylark thing was last gasp.
They were another cool car company that is unfortunately becoming a victim lost to time
desoto was in the medium price field so it was in the same price point
Great thank you so much for pointing that out I got all of the competitors through a Hupmoblie forum because I couldn’t find any information on what they competed with..
They said Chrysler I should’ve switched it to De Soto thank you so much for catching that =)
@@What.its.like. DeSoto was just introduced for the 1929 model year, Jay, so you're forgiven for not mentioning it.. (is it really competition if it hasn't proven itself?!)
Oh hey...is the front seat adjustable?
I’m not sure I shut all of this before we talked about that I have probably 20 cars in the pipeline that I shot before we talked about that lol
@@What.its.like. Ok, so let me know on car #21. LOL!
Incorrect spelling: "Hupmobile was an automobile built from 1909 through 1939 by the Hupp Motor Car Company of Detroit." (Wikipedia)
Thank you so much for that correction
The car of the Century was what Obama said about the Chevy Cruze when he toured the Lordstown Ohio factory. Unfortunately the Chevy Cruze is now a memory and so is Lordstown. 😢
The crazy thing is is they rebooted Lordstown a bunch of different times and for whatever reason it keeps going bankrupt… they were going to build some sort of electric car there and they ran out of money. Lordstown isn’t that far away from here it’s an absolutely huge facility. it’s about an hour and a half drive from here-ish depending on where you are which way you take