Time for Hudson's in the Snow Pictures!

hudsontech

Uncle Josh wrote:

Snow gets kinda deep in Oswego, NY

That ain't all that's getting deep!!!!!

Hudsonly,
Alex Burr
Memphis, TN

bobbydamit

Hudson308 wrote:

54SuperWasp wrote:

That 52 picture is incredible!Thanks Uncle Josh! Michel.

I remember that incredible shot from last year. It must be real cuz it's on the internet, right? :whistle:

I remember it too, because it is real. But the model car, and the photo shopped shot of the sdissapearing car will forever be etched in my tiny brain. Nice work boys.
I couldn't get "DOC" to come out and play, so I took in some rays myself. We gots to protect our Detroit iron from the MN salt, so no popping out here till springs first rain. Hey Jerre, feed the damn rabbit please, at least til spring!!! .

54SuperWasp

54SuperWasp wrote:

That 52 picture is incredible!Thanks Uncle Josh! Michel.

Well! I have to quote myself now! I know my english is far from perfect but, if you take the word Incredibleshould not it means that it's not credible?:P Michel
By the way, we had quite a lot of snow here but it melted by the last week-end. But don't worry, I know it will come back quite fast...

37 CTS

Finally we got a inch of snow and here is the '37 CTS today.
After sitting for a week,in the unheated shop, this wonderful car started right up

54SuperWasp

Hudson308 wrote:

54SuperWasp wrote:

I know my english is far from perfect but, if you take the word Incredibleshould not it means that it's not credible?:P Michel
By the way, we had quite a lot of snow here but it melted by the last week-end. But don't worry, I know it will come back quite fast...

The British will tell ya we don't speak English here in the States, Michel. We use "incredible" and "unbelievable" as if to say "awesome" or "amazing". In our defense, at least it isn't "OMG".

Thanks Hudson308. This forum helps me not only with my passion for Hudsons but will improve my writing. I like to learn new words or expressions. Don't know the meaning of "OMG". Will do a research on the net for that. I see it here and there sometimes but can't guess what it is. As for your British example, I understand that because lot of French people fron France ( gladly not all)don't understand our French spoken in Québec. Thanks again. Michel.

Browniepetersen

With the advent of "Texting, Twittering" and all of those other things you can do with a cel phone and/or small hand held computer came a new language. Terms like "BFF" (best friend forever) and "OMG" (oh my gosh-or something close) have become secondplace. Not sure I plan to learn all the terms, but my grandkids seem to pop them off faster than I can ask what they mean. By the way, for a former corporate guy it is comforting to know that "HR" no longer stands for Human Resources but now goes with "Husdon Rules!!!"

[Deleted User]

I love the pictures of all the Hudsons in the snow. SO, here is my contribution or at least as close as it will get.
Tennessee uses thousands of tons of salt each year, and I won't submit the old girl to that.......Here's GWEN and Here's SNOW, about as close as they are coming, while I have her.
Bob

[Deleted User]

1949 Hudson Com Coupe with snow today


1947 Hudson Super Six with snow today

North west Alabama 8 inches.

[Deleted User]

It's really getting 'deep' here in Ohio.

hudsonsplasher1

Things are getting deep!! I can't see any tire tracks in or out. Go figure.

ski4life65

A little snow in Colorado.

[Deleted User]

When it really gets 'deep' I get the 1930 Hudson out. Boy, does it do good in snow.

ESSX28-1

Is it only the snow that's getting deep???:P :P

54SuperWasp

Hudson308 wrote:

Scott wrote:

When it really gets 'deep' I get the 1930 Hudson out. Boy, does it do good in snow.

And I see you backed out into that drift. As Michel said, "That's incredible!" :woohoo:

Hudson308, don't forget you're my English teacher now. So, don't quote me too much cause you won't have any apple on your desk. Michel. P.S. Do you prefer a beer?

Browniepetersen

Just got back from my cabin in the Wasatch National Forest in Northern Utah. We parked in a field and walked in on snow shoes. I took the cabin photo on the front porch just as we were leaving to go the mile back to the car..... Had a hard time getting the old car running.

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schillaz

No photoshop this time.

See how good you guys are, What year is this hudson? haha

Unknown

In Sweden: almost always snow! :P

Best,

Ola

[Deleted User]

Schillaz,

Probably, 1949-1950 might even be a Hudson! LOL
Bob

schillaz

Its a 48, Brougham

schillaz

so more funny pix.

dave s

Just for you, Scott

[Deleted User]

That's the spirit Dave!

hudsontech

(To the tune of George, George, George of the jungle!!!) Dave, Dave, Dave is the man - LOOK OUT FOR THAT DOOR!!!!!!! Looking great.


Hudsonly,
Alex Burr
Memphis, TN

hudsontech

Here's a post card of a Hudson (or Terraplane) in snow conditions. Caption reads: Land of the Shining Mountains Near Red Lodge, Montana. North East entrance to Yellowstone Park.

hudsontech

Here's a shot of a 1936 Hudson (or Terraplane) in Montana.

Hudsonly,
Alex Burr
Memphis, TN

hudson1948

Here,s my everday car. We've had snow on the ground here in Suffolk county Long Island constantly since the day after Christmas. Starts right up every morning 6 volts and all. Not garaged.

Unknown

Thanks for sharing.....driving a Hudson throughout the year what owning these cars is all about! KOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!

onerare39

Finally a nice day here in Kansas. Got the snow drift removed from in front of the garage and got the 54 out for a picture.

54SuperWasp

onerare39 wrote:

Finally a nice day here in Kansas. Got the snow drift removed from in front of the garage and got the 54 out for a picture.
Looks like you have onerare54 too! I like it very much! Michel.

RL Chilton

onerare39 wrote:

Finally a nice day here in Kansas. Got the snow drift removed from in front of the garage and got the 54 out for a picture.

SWEEEEEEEEEEEET!