WNY/ONTARIO June meet

J Spencer

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We held our June meet this past saturday in the park in Attica NY. We had thirty three members and 12 Hudsons present, including three very fine stepdown convertibles. We also had members of the Nash club there with eight members and 4 cars. One of our members drove a 1954 Packard convertible. The weather was perfect for a day of Hudsoning, seeing old friends , meeting some new people. etc.

I am including photos, hope it works. I have tried this four times already each one failed in one way or another.

Hudsonly


Jim Spencer, WNY/Ontario HET club

J Spencer

:blink: :S I don't know how the photos posted this way, some on top and some on the bottom. If you click on the ones below the script it will show some more.

Thanks, J Spencer

Huddy42

Glad to see you guys mixing it with the other Independent car manufactures.

We are holding our American Independent Display Day 10th July here in Australia, last year we had approx 50 odd cars in show, HET,AMC, Packard,Studebaker,Willys,Franklin to name a few.

This year we hope to have a few Independent trucks and buses show up, hopefully I may be able to show you some shots after the event.

Some very nice cars at your event, keep them in the spotlight for others to see and enjoy.

hudsontech

Nice pics - I remember fondly the old Rambler wagons I used to drive (into the ground!!). Nice to see one that isn't beat to death in the line-up. LOL

Seems like more and more convertibles are coming to the surface in recent years. And that's nice to see too.

Thanks for sharing.

Hudsonly,
Alex Burr
Memphis, TN

J Spencer

hudsontech wrote:

Nice pics - I remember fondly the old Rambler wagons I used to drive (into the ground!!). Nice to see one that isn't beat to death in the line-up. LOL

Seems like more and more convertibles are coming to the surface in recent years. And that's nice to see too.

Thanks for sharing.

Hudsonly,
Alex Burr
Memphis, TN

Alex, the Rambler wagon in the picture is the owners everday driver. He had the back loaded with his tools of the trade (carpentry, etc) Said his other AMC had mechanical troubles so he drove this. The wagon is in very nice condition. The 1946 Nash was driven in from Pennsylvania near Port Alleghany a bit south of the NY border, about 90-100 miles away. Driven by alady with her father along.

J Spencer