Hudson
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Steve E wrote:
That is Hudson Hornet 1951-1954. Photography in Madison, Georgia.
May 31, 2023 07:39:49 #
"A thing of beauty is a joy forever." Keats.
Steve E wrote:
That is Hudson Hornet 1951-1954. Photography in Madison, Georgia.
May 31, 2023 08:06:55 #
Tote1940
Loc: Dallas
Gorgeous if I remember correctly weird clutch, oil immersed, friction disk face not asbestos as used then but cork discs like cut off a wine bottle cork. Do not know why.
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StanMac
Loc: Tennessee
Looks like it’s totally original. Hudsons and Mercs from those years were about the sleekest looking cars produced at the time. Nice shot of a classic!
Stan
Stan
May 31, 2023 09:01:28 #
Very nice. My uncle had a black one just like that. I'm glad that so many of these old cars are being maintained.
When I saw your title, three things came to mind: Hudson River, Hudson Henry (photographer), and Hudson car.
When I saw your title, three things came to mind: Hudson River, Hudson Henry (photographer), and Hudson car.
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Jun 1, 2023 05:47:14 #
Steve E wrote:
That is Hudson Hornet 1951-1954. Photography in Madison, Georgia.
Beautiful Car! Great image
The"Wet" clutch was a lot smoother and somewhat easier for people to learn to drive (Supposedly) I pulled a loaded 4 horse trailer with one (my bosses), he had the clutch replaced once a year, the trouble he had was finding a mechanic that would work on it. Yes that was a lot of weight for any car to pull but they didn't have extended cab trucks at that time.
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