1932 Hupmobile.

Check out this 1932 Hupmobile. This very low production automobile is the only one left of its type. It has an interesting history and is the actual car that was displayed at the 1932 Chicago Auto Show. If you like this video like and subscribe to this channel and see many more classic and unusual cars and trucks. Some might even be a favorite of yours or like one you use to own. New videos will be uploaded regularly. Thanks for watching.

[@jeffpeterson6959]

Spectacular car! Absolutely love it. Love the color. Love the grill. Love the chrome. Would also love to see that DeSoto convertible in the garage!!

[@Mikesclassicautoworld]

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[@jack3inflesh]

Drop dead gorgeous!

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[@Thomas63r2]

What a treat for video watching on a Sunday.

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[@rexallen9970]

I’m going down to the local Hupmobile dealership first thing tomorrow morning!

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Lol. Thanks for watching.

[@ry491]

Hey wait for me . I'm coming with you !!

[@EdwardGustafson-e4y]

My step father owned one. Took us many miles. Very dependable.

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[@williamharding5163]

A beautiful piece of art. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@Mikesclassicautoworld]

You're welcome William. Thanks for watching.

[@geoffnoyes520]

As someone else has commented, it looks ahead of it's time, more like 1935-6 ish. Lovely old car, many thanks.

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You're very welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@garyporter516]

A fantastic car.And a very nice color.

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[@bullettube9863]

Hupmobiles were famous for their high quality body work which is very evident in this model. Notice the trunk rack on the rear? That is the origin of Americans referring to the "trunk" on their cars. The British called it a boot because on old time carriages the footmen rode on the back on a little platform they called a boot step. It's interesting to me how the people that made the body work of cars, who used to build carriages still included carriage features on cars.

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[@HawklordLI]

Good Gawd....that's one gorgeous automobile.

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[@carsmartsmedia2324]

Fantastic stable. A man with great taste.

[@Mikesclassicautoworld]

For sure. Thanks for watching.

[@megaluckydog1212]

Glad to see it found a great home. Respect to the folks who restore where you have to and leave the rest stock. Special car.

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[@maryrafuse2297]

I've been to many car shows but I have not seen one of these, Kudos from Atlantic Canada and Canada's Ocean Playground. 🙂

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[@davidkastin4240]

Oh my goodness what a show stopper this is. Gorgeous car.

[@Mikesclassicautoworld]

Yep! Thanks for watching.

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[@mcashnv]

Hood ornament looks like the Hoover Vacuum cleaner logo.

[@Mikesclassicautoworld]

You know ... you're right. Thanks for watching.

[@rayrussell6258]

I've been enamored by Hupmobile autos since I was a kid and saw one in a small museum called "Early Wheels". Very glad I happened to get this video on youtube of such a rare car.

[@Mikesclassicautoworld]

Glad you enjoyed it Ray. I've got a ton of other great cars coming soon so please subscribe so you won't miss anything. Thanks for watching.

[@bextar6365]

Duesy quality car. My cousin owned a 1925 Hupmobile 3 door model R it was like a Model A in comparison to this beauty.

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[@davidhynd4435]

Gorgeous machine. The colour suits it beautifully, and the lighter green highlight is lovely.

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[@donhathaway3234]

Great looking car!

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[@zigouigouix]

Very fine one of its kind automobile. Thanks for sharing

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[@TheGrimStoic]

salvaging such beauties is a service to humanity

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[@jameslovelady7751]

My 1928 Studebaker Commander also has the T-handes for the rear windows and the roller shades. Thanks for the tour.

[@Mikesclassicautoworld]

You're welcome Jim. Thanks for watching.

[@LuckysMotorcycles]

Beautiful but you just ain’t gonna go down to Pep Boys for parts when it’s the only one left out of 6 made .

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[@skivvywaver]

Beautiful car. I was admiring it when the Ant Hill Mob crossed my mind. The spare tire placement and chromed radiator is what did it.

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[@billbeckham8271]

Love has gone into that car!

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[@don66hotrod94]

I always wonder what the auto industry would look like if it didn't have to face the Great Depression and then WWII right after. There sure were some beautiful cars back then, this being one of them.

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[@georgestirewalt8508]

Outstanding, Thanks for Gentleman

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[@thumpershd]

Love the car and especially the paint. A wonderful interview with the owner also!

[@Mikesclassicautoworld]

Glad you like it. Thanks for watching.

[@stevemaconi3348]

Thank you

[@derekstocker6661]

What a really fabulous looking car, straight out of an early gangster movie by the looks of it. Absolutely amazing and such a very lucky owner. Thanks for this guys.

[@Mikesclassicautoworld]

You're welcome Derek. Thanks for watching.

[@ironcladranchandforge7292]

The car is absolutely beautiful!! Thanks for showing us.

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[@ggeorge4144]

It's amazing that the design of these cars was so incredibly beautiful, and today they all look alike and are extremely bland. I will be in the market for a new car in a year or so and I will absolutely buy an old 30's car that is restored. Most of them are cheaper than the new pieces of trash they sell today.

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[@marksmith8928]

Nice. Very nice! Robert Craig Hupp was the founder of the company in 1908.

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[@preachintime-odbc-pcola5376]

You have a great looking car. thanks for showing it to the public. Pastor Jeff

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[@hrc5534]

Beautiful find. Those were the days!

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[@1940limited]

I grimace to think about drilling holes in the dash to mount the spotlights.

[@stevemaconi3348]

I would tend to agree with you on that but the spotlights were on the car when I purchased it.

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[@lemonjack358]

Fantastic. Thank you!

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[@bsimpson6204]

Beautiful car

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[@RapperBC]

Thank you, Steve, for showing us this beautiful car. Haven't seen too many examples of Hupmobiles at all. Can we request the DeSoto '57 or '58 convertible sitting in the garage for next time? That looks absolutely beautiful.

[@stevemaconi3348]

A video of the '57 DeSoto Adventurer Convertible was made the same day as the Hupmobile and Mike will post it when he can. Thanks.

[@Mikesclassicautoworld]

That Desoto will be coming to the channel soon so subscribe to be sure to catch it. Thanks for watching.

[@RapperBC]

@@stevemaconi3348 beautiful! Thanks again for letting us all see these stunning works of art.

[@gabriel.954]

"Step Up, with Hupp"

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[@buzzwaldron6195]

More modern looking than other 1932 cars,,,

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[@gwolfe1231]

12:17 This is from the Wikipedia page: "In 1909, Bobby Hupp co-founded Hupp Motor Car Company, with Charles Hastings, formerly of Oldsmobile."

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[@alext8828]

These are very good and complete answers.

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[@BigElCat]

Magnificent ! I'm thinking this is the coolest car I've ever seen. Top Ten All Time, anyway.

[@Mikesclassicautoworld]

It is amazing. Thanks for watching.

[@stevemaconi3348]

Thank you for that great compliment. There is still a bit more work to be done to get it where I want it, but it is getting there.

[@BigElCat]

@@stevemaconi3348 The chrome outer wheel spokes are visually captivating. Well worth the exceptional effort and expense.

[@geoffcrisp7225]

My grandfather in the UK had a Hupmobile before WW2.

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[@spooley]

Trivia: there's an episode of Leave it to Beaver where Ward mentions dating a girl because her father owned a Hupmobile. Nice car. Edit for IMDB quote, I stand corrected: It's revealed that Ward had a teen-aged crush on Loretta Mish. Ward mentions that Loretta Mish's dad had a Hupmobile Agency in Shaker Heights. The Hupmobile was a car built from 1909 through 1939.

[@Mikesclassicautoworld]

Thanks for the info. Thanks for watching.

[@stevemaconi3348]

One of my favorite shows to watch when I was young. Love the cars in those episodes.

[@mickeywagner2413]

Darn! Fantastic automobile. Would have loved to hear it run, and hopefully a ride along.. The fact that it is restored but with elements of originality.🙏

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[@randallfrank5682]

What a beautiful car. Is it stock or has it been up graded in any way. I really like the little interior lights on the back of the cab. Seatbelts? We don't need no stinkin' seatbelts.

[@stevemaconi3348]

stock with added period spot lights

[@ggeorge4144]

I drove most of my life with cars as old 1939. I did not start wearing a seat belt until just a few years ago because of the insane fines.

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[@kevinching1975]

I worked as a mechanic back in 1955 and the firm i worked for had a 19 29 hupmobile in for repairs and it had a lot of the same fittings like the window s and seats done in the same as this model I live in New Zealand but do not know what happened to the car after it was fixed and the owner took it home. the head liner looked the same as with the interior lights it also had the twin side mounted spares

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Thanks for watching Kevin.

[@michaelwilliamson4060]

This is why I hate SUVs. Look at it. Its Beautiful.

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[@darrelllne2136]

I WANT ONE !

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[@preachintime-odbc-pcola5376]

My Uncle's first car was a Durant. And it came with curtains. Yours may have been added by dealer as an extra like Durant.

[@stevemaconi3348]

That could be. Thanks for the comment.

[@Mikesclassicautoworld]

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[@opera93]

Thanks, nice Classic……actually, not many Hupmobiles ( in Toto) left…..

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[@AndreasAndersson-ve4jx]

Volvo 142 (early 70:s) could be had with that Colour "Ocean green", code # 109". I once painted my customized Volvo PV544 in that colour. It is a juicy colour!.... Hupmobile did survive the depression.. By hibernating with low numbers?...

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[@FrankWoodJr]

ONE BAD G-RIDE EZE 😎

[@lyndatomlins3448]

Only had it year ? Too many old cars & falling values? This is a beautiful car from the era of the best American cars...early '30s.

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[@edb5956]

Totally gorgeous, very nice. Sometime it would be awesome to do a video or two of one or more of very intriguing vehicles in the background🤩. Thank you

[@stevemaconi3348]

Those videos were made on the same day and will eventually be posted

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[@boots_n_coots]

My mom liked to tell us about the “pea-green Hupmobile” owned by my dad at the time that they met. This would have been circa 1940. The car and the man driving it were both rather stylish, leading to romance, marriage, and eventually, me. So there!

[@Mikesclassicautoworld]

.....if that car could talk. Thanks for watching.

[@ATLcentury334]

Let’s go to the 1933 Century of Progress!

[@corvanha1]

Meet you at the 1939 Futurama!

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[@preachintime-odbc-pcola5376]

My first car was a barn find 1946 Ford and it had a similar heater.

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[@deweygill1973]

Prohibition ended in 1933 Ward Cleaver always talked about his old Hupmobile on Leave It To Beaver

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[@Jasona1976]

What a unique and beautiful treasure! Seems inconsistent, to me, that the fabric on the ceiling and door panels show a fair amount of dirt and age...to be expected. But the seat fabric appears clean and much newer. Am I wrong?

[@Mikesclassicautoworld]

The door panels were redone but the rest looked older in comparison. A blanket or cover would go a long way preserving an area where expected wear would occur. I wouldn't be surprised if they were covered at some point in its life. Thanks for watching.

[@stevemaconi3348]

I spoke with an owner of an interior restoration shop and he told me that it is not unusual for seats to be cleaned over the years but most people will not do the same to door panels or headliners. There is no question that the door panels of the front doors have been replaced but the rear seat panels/headliner and trim is original, as are the seats.

[@North49191]

these old car guys can talk the chrome off the bumper

[@stevemaconi3348]

sure can

[@retroguy9494]

And yet, he never actually started the car for us!

[@stevemaconi3348]

@@retroguy9494 Good point. Was not asked to do that.

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[@MELLIEbevhills]

We need more green cars and by that I mean not electric.

[@Mikesclassicautoworld]

lol. Thanks for watching.

[@michaelrief4424]

It’s a beautiful car. But unfortunately you couldn’t drive this car on the roads today with the reckless way people drive nowadays. If you did you likely would be a nervous wreck until you got back home.

[@Mikesclassicautoworld]

You're right Mike. Thanks for watching.

[@stevemaconi3348]

That is a very correct statement.

[@johnnymac1580]

Not bad ⚡️

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[@Phiyedough]

I don't like whitewall tyres but other than that a wonderful car!

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[@danontherun5685]

I suspect that car doesn't have body over wood and has parallel leaf spring suspension. If so its far better built than early 30s Fords and most other brands. I chose a 32 essex sedan and 31 hudson 8 coupe because of that construction and set up both to drive. Bayonet LED bulbs fit those head lights. Would have been real lucky to find a match for the original single tail light.

[@Mikesclassicautoworld]

Thanks for watching Dan.

[@johnbastille5483]

What is the cream colored car in the garage? The taillights are similar to a '39 Ford, but some of the other lines suggest Buick(?). BTW, I shouldn't fail to mention that the Hupmobile is an absolute beauty...the two-tone green is perfect with the fine pinstriping in the center section.

[@stevemaconi3348]

1939 Lincoln Zephyr 4-door sedan convertible

[@johnbastille5483]

@@stevemaconi3348 Ah, that explains the side dip in the convertible top. Thank you for straightening that out.

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Thanks for watching John.

[@thomasst.martin3308]

Was this a custom body? By whom?

[@stevemaconi3348]

It was not a custom body. It was a factory production car.

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[@BobLintz]

Price if he wanted to sell?

[@stevemaconi3348]

That is a very good question. Had not thought of selling it so don't know if I could answer that at this time.

[@Mikesclassicautoworld]

Have your fun first Steve. haha

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[@JohnDaly-x4i]

Flat__--wounds🎉

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[@patk1254]

Scam alert

[@vw4x4]

"only one left of its type" BS I know of at least one other.

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[@stevemaconi3348]

A new voice heard. It is not BS. If you know of another one please provide a photo or information as to where it is. Per numerous discussions with the Hupmobile Club and others, it is known that it is the only one of 6 ever made. There are 2 remaining 2-seat sedan models remaining and the location of both of those are known. I will gladly look at the other one that you "know' exists if you provide the requested information.

[@vw4x4]

@@stevemaconi3348 That's where your full of BS! and you should take this video and straighten it out. You did not say "know to exist" You said "only one left of its type" There's no way of knowing that. That's where you can and are completely wrong! I know where there is a very bad remains of one..... I'm not about to travel there just to shut you up.. Its likely hard to recognize by now anyway.

[@stevemaconi3348]

@@vw4x4 I re-read my response to you and do not understand why the angry response. I did not aske you to travel to the location of the "other" car. I asked where it was located. I would take the trip to look at it if I knew where it is located. No need for for accusations. I am going by all of the research that was done and what I was told my those who had previously researched the matter.

[@vw4x4]

@@stevemaconi3348 You would make a good politician.... Nothing but BS !! . Just change the video not to tell lies!! THIS VIDEO IS FULL OF BS!!

[@jamesbaddeley2610]

I must say it was an absolute pleasure watching this video As i said a sweet sweet ride

[@Mikesclassicautoworld]

Glad you like it James. Thanks for watching.

[@jamesbaddeley2610]

That's one sweet sweet ride.

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[@thomasmcalear8673]

HOW MUCH ?

[@stevemaconi3348]

It is not for sale at this time, but that is a good question in case that ever changed.

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