Hudson Mechanical Specs web site

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Now up and running - a new Hudson tech web site dealing with mechanical specifications.



http://groups.msn.com/HudsonMechanicalSpecifictions/

1931-1937 Hudson Maintenance Procedures

1938-1950 Hudson Tuneup & Repair Data

1931-1937 Hudson Cars Caburetor Mainteance Notes

1935-1950 Piston and Ring Data - Hudson Built Automobiles

1935-1950 Hudson Valve Data

1935-1950 Engine Bearing Data - Hudson Built Cars

1935-1949 Hudson Distributor Specifications

1950-1957 Hudson Distributor Specifications

1951-1956 Hudson Capacity Table

1951-1956 Hudson Capacity Table



Also check out:

http://groups.msn.com/HudsonGeneralSpecifications/

http://groups.msn.com/HudsonTechnicalInformation/

and our home page -

http://groups.msn.com/HudsonMotorCarCompany



More to come.



Hudsonly,

Alex B

PAULARGETYPE

Alex I just had to say how GREAT A JOB you have done on this you've spent a lot of time doing it and A big 'THANKS' is over due !!!

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Paul said it right, Alex. You are spending a lot of your own time to help out your fellow Hudson enthusiasts, and you deserve our appreciation.

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Alex you are a great help to the HET people. I am printing out this stuff and adding to the note book I got from you at Auburn a few years ago. B K.

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Thanks, Alex. A lot of much needed information. It's members like you, that make HET such a great club!

Huddy42

Don't praise him to much guys other wise he will get a swelled head, but, he doesn't do a bad job does he.LOL.

hudsontech

I notice this is an old post - lot of folks never been over to my tech sites are gonna get confused. MSN bailed out on us - but at least they were nice about it giving us something like 3 months to move everything. Unlike AOL that pulled the plug on web sites with no warning at all. Several Hudson people, like John King and, I think, Paul Schuster, among others, lost their sites.



So I moved mine over to freewebs.com ( www.freewebs.com/hudsontech ) - trouble is there seems to be a virus string that affects some people, but not others. According to Ted Welch, head guru of ClassicCar, the problem seems to be in Googles web site code - but Google says to me "Who?? Us??" and the merry-go-round goes round and round.



Ted is working on moving my site to ClassicCar - it's on his to-do list. And when he gets it moved hopefully that virus string will be filtered out. So it will solve two worries from my mind - the virus warnings and if something happens to me (hey, I'm 72 - who knows what jealous husband is lurking around the corner with a shotgun!!) the site will go on. Hopefully.



We've also been working with Gregg Maroney and he's set up a Hudson on-line library for the many books and manuals I've scanned. You can find that @:

http://www.hudsonterraplane.com/tech/tech_index.htm



Hudsonly,

Alex Burr

Memphis, TN

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Alex: Re the following,



So I moved mine over to freewebs.com ( www.freewebs.com/hudsontech ) - trouble is there seems to be a virus string that affects some people, but not others. According to Ted Welch, head guru of ClassicCar, the problem seems to be in Googles web site code - but Google says to me "Who?? Us??" and the merry-go-round goes round and round.



I recently talked with a fellow who is a part the GEEK Squad at one of the local electronics sales box stores. He told me that the Google connection is infact the reason some get virus warnings and some do not. The malware and virus perpetrators rotate thier malicous code using URLs and key word search results which bring up sites. So the simple action of using the key word allows the connection to the target site. How does this work? Ask a hacker or an IT person. For me the answer provided by the GEEK Squad tech solves the mystery.



Thanks for your support to the Hudson hobbiests.