HSRP BETWEEN 6509 & 3750 ROUTER

Dear All,
Is anyone is running HSRP between 6509 and 3750 ROuter.Need your ideas.
TIA
Regards
SAM.

Thks Ankur ,
MY HSRP requirement is that
1) Now in my 6509 routing is down by FWSM, while MSFC just for Vlan mapping work as L2 only.
2) How can i config HSRP between 6509 and 3750 Router
3) To achive auto redundancy with 6509 & 3750 i hv to config HSRP config in Customer Router which pointed to Virtual IP of Vlan which i config in 6509 & 3750.
4) I dont want any major change in customer network.
Case 1 ) If support primary ethernet of customer router which terminate on 6509 goes down then traffic should flow in this manner
Customer Router ---->Ethernet 2---- > 3750 Router ---->6509 -----3725 (PRimary )----- > Remotess
Case 2) If 6509 fails then how traffic will shift on 3725 router as both are connected to 6509
For two 3725 Router which work on HSRP for that is not problem if any one router fails
Hope you got wht i need.
THanks & Regars
SAM

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