Is the car on the US $10.00 a Hupmobile?
No, the periodic rumor that the car on the old-style US $10 bill is a Hupmobile has been strongly denied by the US Mint and the Bureau of Engraving. The original engraver used a composite of many US cars so as not to favor any one manufacturer. • Where can I find the value of a Hupmobile? The Standard Catalog of American Cars 1805-1940, current edition, gives values of cars built during these years, in six different categories, ranging from parts cars to professionally restored award-winning condition. • Are parts still available? Most engine parts are available through various parts manufacturers; other parts are found at swap meets, through the Hupmobile club, and ads placed in the antique automobile magazines. • Are there any books on the Hupmobile, The Hupp Motor Car Co., or the Hupp family? One book has been written which covers the Hupmobile Story From Beginning to End, another book about Three Men in a Hupp and their around-the-world trip in an automobile in 1910-1912; and sever
