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foggydogg wrote: ↑01 Oct 2022, 20:42
BlackBart wrote: ↑01 Oct 2022, 10:14 Oh, I came here just to post this same mystery car!



Who decided it was smart to leave these parked outside with a hurricane coming?
Story gets stranger. Both the Super Bird and the Dodge were inside. Seems this poor fellow owns four (4) winged Chrysler products from the heyday of weirdness in NASCAR. He moved two to some safer place, then - keep in mind this is Florida, so we are talking about Florida Man here - for some reason he left the other two on the four-post lifts in the garage. Water weighs eight pounds a gallon, and it was angry when it came ashore. The garage doors were no match, the cars took flight.
Perhaps the man ran out of drivers for retreat to safety.

Where in Florida did this occur?

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I thought it was the Fort Meyers area...?
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As I recall the hurricane path forecast earlier this week, the initial expectation was to make landfall much further North around Tampa Bay. A day or so later the path changed and landfall was expected in the Fort Meyers area. This may have led to a last minute removal of the wing cars.
I was watching the path each day as I have a sister in the Tampa area. They are OK.
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The early 50's must have been the Wild West of importing cars.

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Hudson Terraplane? 1940s? 80 years ahead of it's time?

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Not a Hudson...

1930s :shock:
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1930s Stout Scarab
The Scarab was to be sold by invitation only and the price for one of these beauties was $5,000, a huge sum at that time. In today’s money, that would be approximately $89,000, which is close to the price of a Tesla S with the performance package. It wasn’t cheap by any means, but they were hand-built and each one was unique, so you could say that the price was well worth it.
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It looks like one of those bugs you pick up that tolls into a little ball for defense
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matthew1 wrote: ↑23 Oct 2022, 20:27 Not a Hudson...
My dad had quite a few Hudsons. One with a inline 8 cylinder. My older brother would ask Dad for it every Friday and leave his 57 Chevy at home. Saturday and Sunday he would take the 57 Chevy. Took Dad a little bit to figure out why a 16 year old kid would want a Hudson over a Chevy on Friday night but he did figure it out. He would take the Hudson and bait some sucker into a drag race. The big Hudson inline 8 would blow them away and my brother and his friends had their Beer money for the weekend. Did not keep dad from loaning him the Hudson every Friday.
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