Miscellaneous Internet Wanderings: Pre-War Hudson Photos

Jon B

This is why I waste so much time on the internet.

Here are some photos shamelessly snatched from various websites.  No common themes except all the cars 1) are of the 1920's and 1930's, and 2) I had never seen these shots before.  Anyone got any other seldom-seen snaps of pre-War Hudsons taken during the era?



'39 convertible from Internet Movie Cars DataBase.  Film unknown.





'32 Essex, from Shorpy





'31 Greater Eight (I think!), from Shorpy



http://www.shorpy.com/files/images/SHORPY-727.preview.jpg (Please click to see photo)
Identified as a '24 Super Six (is it?  really?).    Taken from Shorpy.


http://www.shorpy.com/files/images/SHORPY-287-03.preview.jpg   Please click to see photo
Way out of place in today's pre-war discussion but I couldn't resist.  Taken in New York City, December, 1947.  Shorpy.





A '30 Great Eight Sun Sedan in San Francisco.    Shorpy.



http://www.shorpy.com/files/images/delawaretrip.jpg   Please click to see photo. 
Somewhere near Toledo, on a family trip to Delaware in 1931.  The car is identified as a '28 Essex.  Shorpy.


https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/99/ee/64/99ee641723b8b29fcd01e7ec6b47af1e.jpg  Please click to see photo.
1927 Hudson at a light in San Francisco, 1927.  Shorpy



http://www.shorpy.com/files/images/SHORPY-252-02A.jpg  Please click to see photo. 
San Francisco, 1929, and a new Super Six!  (Shorpy)





San Francisco again, but in 1930.  And a new Great Eight!  Shorpy.



http://theoldmotor.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/Hudson.jpg  Please click for photo.
A bit early for our time period, but what the hey!  Here's a 100-mile economy run in Princeton, Ill. in 1910, starring three new Hudsons.  From The Old Motor.


Wow.  Bummer.  Most of the photos wouldn't post, so I went back and laboriously inserted links to the photos and now they don't even work.  Okay, it's 2:19 AM and I'm hitting the hay.  What a waste of time.

Lee ODell

Thanks for the three posted photos. The last four images did not post. Lee O'Dell

Glowplug

When images are posted to websites with code that IDs that it's posted to another location the website blocks the linkage. Most advanced web masters embed code within the pictures pixels to assure even those who clip the image from a site, it will not display or only short times.

Jon B

Aha!  Mystery solved, I guess.  Never knew that.  Thanks!