'54 Continental Kit?
RL Chilton
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I'm going to be selling a '54 Continental Kit for a Step-Down, but first I would like to identify which bracket, or the part that the wheel/tire bolts to, is the right one. I have two and they are different. Can anyone shed some light one which one is for what? Maybe one is Jet and one is Stepdown?
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Russ, I think you have one early production model and one later production model. Both look to me to be usable on the 54 senior size cars.
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Russ, they are not for a Jet. When I fabricated the continental kit for my 54 I had a few of those same pieces you show in your foto. I could not figure out how they were supposed to mount on the back end of the car without cutting a hole into the trunk, so I used the spare tire pivot/mount and the latch from a Jet and adapted it to fit my Hornet. The rest of the pieces I used were for a 54 senior.
John Forkner
Here are the Jet components, I can't find an exploded view of the senior parts.
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Ray Byvanks emailed me a picture of Hornet and Super Wasp continental kit parts. It looks like they both use the same style pivot and latch as the Jet.
John Forkner
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Did Hudson offer a continental kit from 1948 to 1953 or was 54 the only year option. ray
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Thanks for all the help. Conny Kits were available for '54 Stepdowns and Jets. If you see a kit on an earlier Step-Down, one of the aforementioned kits has been altered to fit the earlier body style.0
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