Pic of my Superwasp

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I will post more when i can figure out a more efficient way to downsize jpg`s J.R.

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Good lookin car

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wish I had a brougham

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Clean lines. No wonder everyone wants to modify Mercs to look like these.

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Unless you know something I don't, It's a sedan. What options make a Wasp a Brougham? J.R.

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superwasp912 wrote:

Unless you know something I don't, It's a sedan. What options make a Wasp a Brougham? J.R.

Not an option... Hudson stepdown 2 door sedans were designated Brougham as were the stepdown convertibles they manufactured.

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brougham was the term hudson used for a 2 door sedan from 48-53. It was also used on convertibles i.e. convertible brougham though completely unrelated as the convertibles were coupe not sedan based.

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Coool,Did not know that.Thanks for the info. J.R.

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superwasp912 wrote:

I will post more when i can figure out a more efficient way to downsize jpg`s J.R.

To resize pictures, Google search...



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Aaron D. IL

nick s wrote:

brougham was the term hudson used for a 2 door sedan from 48-53. It was also used on convertibles i.e. convertible brougham though completely unrelated as the convertibles were coupe not sedan based.

Yep and in 1954 they called them "Club Sedans" but we're still talking about the same two-door sedan body style. I had a '50 Pacemaker Brougham your Wasp reminds me of. Great car.