Hudsons in Need

Clutchguy

Hudsons in need are a BUNCH of Hudsons indeed.The 41st.Annual Souers spring Hudson meet is this coming Sunday,May 6th..For those of you that have maybe heard of all these cars and never seen them,there is a field full.I have spoke with Ed Souers,and he has told me he will be at the farm where all these cars are located on Saturday,May 5th.,starting around 10:00am.Any parts that are there,to my understanding are availible for purchase.All these cars are mostly Step-downs.There is NO sheet metal parts but many,many other parts.You know how it goes,as time marches on,parts are parts,and they -ain't mak'in no mor-so if you are planning on attending the annual meet on Sunday,come a day earlier and shop for parts.These cars are all pretty rusty,but you know you might find something you"ll need.C U Soon

Unknown

where is this located?

Clutchguy

48huddy wrote:

where is this located?

The Souers Farm is on Highway 5,Huntington,Indiana.

Unknown

somebody take pictures, if it is allowed. This sounds cool.

frank spring

Hear is a picture of a few of the cars from last summer, not much has changed.

Jon B

....a Hoosier legend, that field! I remember driving past it in the 'sixties, when I was only vaguely aware of what a "Hudson" was...

timbersmith

So what all is available? Meaning are there a range of years covered, or is it mainly later-model Hudsons (trying to gauge the chances of finding parts for my '36 Terry)?

frank spring

timbersmith wrote:

So what all is available? Meaning are there a range of years covered, or is it mainly later-model Hudsons (trying to gauge the chances of finding parts for my '36 Terry)?

Chances are low. There are two 37 T Coaches, one is completly stripped, the other has some useable parts. There are a couple 46-47, everything else is pretty much stepdown.

Unknown

Is there any hornet 2 door side trim? hehe...



That looks awesome.



I cannot think of a better way to spend a day, weekend, or honeymoon.



If I won the lottery, this would be my travel destination.

Unknown

hudsonkid wrote:

Is there any hornet 2 door side trim? hehe...



That looks awesome.



I cannot think of a better way to spend a day, weekend, or honeymoon.



If I won the lottery, this would be my travel destination.

Why wait? Life is short. I'll tell you what. Let's meet there and you, being the incredible hulk, can lift the cars around and I'll do the wrench work. Deal?

Unknown

Well, I don't think I have to work this weekend....



hmmm....

frank spring

We could possibly repeat this "field trip" again during the national week for those unable to attend. It is about an hour away from Auburn. This is a picture from last years event.

Unknown

hudsonkid wrote:

Well, I don't think I have to work this weekend....



hmmm....

Ah, go for it. It's a nice drive in the country and, after all, who among us can resist Hudsons and Hudson parts.

Aaron D. IL

Sourer's meet is a must for true Hudnut's to go to at least once many of the club veterans in the mid-west go Also attracts some of the rarer Hudsons. Some years' it's been almost as large as a regional. Get there early, nice ride down the lincoln highway (Rt 30) from my neck of the woods.

[Deleted User]

Guys,

can someone post some general directions from I-69 to the farm?

thanks,

PaceRacer50

frank spring

From I 69 take State Road 5 North approximately two mile, continue thru the 4 way stop to the first house on the left.

Unknown

Hi, If You Or Anybody Else Go's I Would Like To Purchase A Twin Carb Set Up For A 308!

A Little Far For Me To Travel But Would Love To Have A Look Around One Day Soon... You Guys Dont Know How Lucky You Are.. Great Tin Laying Around Waiting To Be Restored...

Thanks Robert-australia

frank spring

Sorry, there are not Twin H set ups remaining and these cars are to far gone to restore.