Hudson Books

Lee ODell

Walt's books are a wealth of information and easy to read. Most Hudson questions asked on the forum can be answered from information in Walt's books. They are worth the cost not to mention the time saved having all those tech articles consolidated in volumes 1 and volume 2. Thanks Walt for writing down your knowledge about Hudsons and making it available to us. You can contact Walt by phone 415 939 1202 until 9 pm Calif. time or E-mail waltmordenti@aol.com God bless, Lee

Lee ODell

A few other books that have been helpful to me. The Hudson Mechanical Procedure Manual is a must have to learn how to work on Hudsons. Also, for identifying Hudsons, The History of Hudson by Don Butler, has been helpful. And Alex Burr's book, General Information Handbook, is full of useful information about Hudsons from 1910 thru 1957 to satisfy a curiosity about my Hudson or any other Hudson of interest. Can anyone recommend any other books? Have a good day. Lee

hudsontech

Lee O'Dell wrote:

A few other books that have been helpful to me. The Hudson Mechanical Procedure Manual is a must have to learn how to work on Hudsons. Also, for identifying Hudsons, The History of Hudson by Don Butler, has been helpful. And Alex Burr's book, General Information Handbook, is full of useful information about Hudsons from 1910 thru 1957 to satisfy a curiosity about my Hudson or any other Hudson of interest. Can anyone recommend any other books? Have a good day. Lee

Thanks for the plug on the General Info Handbook, Lee - now it others would be convinced to buy a copy...........................



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Alex Burr

HudsonTech

Memphis, TN

hudsontech@hetclub.org

Nevada Hudson

I bought Alex's CD, and its highly recomended. It comes in binder book form also. Will really give you all the information you can ever soak in on Hudsons !