For the 1932 and 1933 model year the Hupmobile company produced a very uniquely styled car. Colloquially known as the "Cycle Fendered" Hupp. Designed by Raymond Lowey it was unlike any other American styled car of the era. The car was available with either a 121 or 126 inch wheelbase and two sizes of straight eight engine. You can find one for sale right now in the marketplace:
https://app.rumbleseat.com/admin/marketplace/listing/3549499
Here is the 3 window coupe version with artillery wheels.
The 2 door Victoria version. This one is on the 126" wheelbase with the larger engine.
These are very good looking cars. I think all 32-34 American cars were attractive. It was the transition years between the 20s and 40s modern design. Might be the only attractive Lowey design besides the Avanti (which not everyone likes)
This one was on facebook marketplace a couple of years ago and sold for a song.
@alsancle I remember you posting this on the AACA. They car was very reasonbly priced. I think it sold in 24 hours.
Saw my first one 25 years ago and almost none since. There was one for sale at Hershey 10 years ago. I think a sedan? Great styling.
A 4 door sedan from Hupp31 on the AACA forum.
