Posing with a Hudson

While on a summer vac our Hudson was lucky to have been a back drop for some lovely gals.
During our trip if we could of counted the number of pictures taken of the Hudson on the highway and during fuel stops.
We do get a little nervous when picture takers get a little too close to us for a good shot.
These cars are so nice to drive although A/C would have been nice as the temp inside got up over 100 as can be seen when I put the temp gauge up for a pic.
What are some of your latest driving highlights?


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  • Nice picture ; gals in front and guys under the hood!

  • Thanks.the guys under the hood had never seen a Hudson straight eight power plant before.
    I took the young ones out for a ride and they said it was quite a thrill for them as it was there 1st old car ride.
  • Lovely curves.  Nice looking gals also!
  • Nice! This is the only posing I've had with mine the last 2 years...  :(


  • That's a great picture!  Keep up the good work.  
  • Dress the girls in period costumes, photograph in b&w - instant 1948 scene.

    Hudsonly,
    Alex Burr
    Memphis, TN
  • Alex
    Here you you go, period costumes
  • Another great picture!
  • Found another pic with nice Hudson cars in the background.
    Ok name the two cars?
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  • Here's a load of kids and grandkids.
  • Alex
    Here you you go, period costumes
    From different periods all in one photo.  Way to cool.  Thanks for posting.

    Hudsonly,
    Alex Burr
    Memphis, TN
  • 46 out at a local cruise this summer.Out of 250+ vehicles usually there is only 1 Hudson.
    Where are they all,they love to be driven and shown.
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  • They do indeed. It is a continuing frustration of mine that my '39 112 just sits there. Would that I had the money to fix the important things like engine , brakes etc. 

    I'd drive it with the dodgy paintwork with a little sign in it saying "Work in Progress"

    I'd use it in preference to my Brand X cars any day of the week :)
  • A few excuses for turning a Hudson into a garage queen that I've heard over the years:
    Looked like rain (I don't remember seeing one melt);
    The road's rough (Really - I don't think they'll break!!)
    It's so hot today and no AC (Well, I guess I can sympathize with that one);
    I don't dare drive it on the interstate (So plan out your route to take the old highways);

    There are more, but that's enough for now.  From the number of meets I read about in the WTN that are held in a members back yard I have developed the theory that owners are afraid somebody will actually touch their precious machine.

    Hudsonly,
    Alex B
  • From Park Waldrop - "Here's an oldie . . . 1956." 

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  • G'day All,

    Just got back from visiting the USA for a months holiday travelling around California - never seen this model type in Australia - I was really happy to see it at the Palm Springs Car Show - (pity it's the only Hudson on display.

    As for the only Hudson, just before I left Australia I attended a local Motorfrenz car "show and shine" Mine was theonly car under 1950 so it automatically won "Best car under 1950" a nice glass Trophy and Certificate

    So get your car out and win some prizes :-)



  • Nice 46,we don't have nice mountains in the background but I did have a plane like your pic.
    I like the 1956 pic of Park and his car.
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  • Yep, Pickups seem better pictured next to big planes :-) dito the 1956 photo is a classic pix cheers Ken
  • Those old '3-s are like cockroaches - they'll be around when everybody else is gone and this old world goes "poof".  Gooneys are right up there in my likes - It's a toss up between 1st and 2nd with Hudsons.

    Hudsonly,
    Alex B
  • lostmind
    edited November 2014

    I tried to cut and paste an article for Alex. Don't know why it won't work on this site ?

    Security?



  • Ken1962
    Here are some more truck pics for you since you don't see many at home lol
    Do you have pics of trucks you have seen at home?
  • A couple of more
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  • Look twins lol
    Now we need some mid 30's  truck pictures
  • 47 Hudson Pickup at my home with the stones to do the job.
  • What a load,what do you think the weight was?
    These trucks were sure made work and look how long they have lasted.
  • I dunno.  More than I wanted to wheelbarrow.  She ain't afraid of a load.
  • That is the way my 64 El Camino looked loaded with firewood. Only the suspension was bottomed out and everything under the truck was scraping the ground driving on the forest dirt road. Had to straighten the 4 speed shift linkage afterwards.

    My Dads 46 Hudson PU was much better with a load.

    Lee O'Dell
  • August at Limerock, CT, "Sunday in the Park", only Hudson there. I try to avoid rain and bumpy roads, but still manage about 1000 miles a summer.
  • Being the only Hudson at the show were you asked lots of questions about your car?
  • Tons. Mostly about its history.
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