1931 Hupmobile Century Eight

The Hupp Motor Company of Detroit, Michigan produced the Hupmobile from 1909 through 1940. Their first model was the Model 20 which was first introduced to the public at the Detroit Auto Show in February 1909. Their philosophy was to build a tough, durable, and dependable automobile in the working man's price range.

This car wears coachwork by Raulang, a custom coachbuilder in Cleveland, Ohio. Raulang had also built electric cars before focusing on custom town cars and limousine bodies.

The car was purchased by the current owner in 1974 and is the only known example of its type known to exist.