Husdon Rust
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Kewel stuff! You don't see many junkyards like that, still around!0
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WOW and I thought the rust I cut out of the lower rear panels in my Special yesterday was bad. I was so depressed as I didn't think it would be as bad and I would just cut and weld some new metal in. WEEELLLLL it turned out to be a bigger area than I thought by the time I ground it all out and now I will have to have a buddy of mine who does metalworking make up some new pieces and weld them in. Too many bends and curves around the wheel well for my talents and equipment. BUT I feel a little better now after seeing these pics. I am sad though to see such neat old stuff rotting away. I want to go and just save them, but I have more than my share to save here at home :rolleyes:0
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HUDSON RUST?? Looks like everything in there is rusted. with a little searching I'm sure there are some salvageble parts.(before they all hit the crusher)
Where is this located, near you ? I notice where you are from. Been there once, stopped at the Family Time resturant (bufett) Goood food. Is it still there?
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That coupe looks interesting. What is that Hemi in...not a stepdown is it?0
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Great Pics - Hudsonkid!
What a shame these cars were left outside just a little too long!
The old train/tractor should fetch some money from a collector.
And Everyone who's saved or is saving (even us rodders) a Hudson should pat themselves on the back...your car could be one of these except for the turn of fate that made us break open our wallets and hearts!0 -
Jimalberta wrote:That coupe looks interesting. What is that Hemi in...not a stepdown is it?
The hemi and the car it was in and the 51 coupe were sold yesterday.0 -
What sort of pickup truck is that? It resembles a Dover. Send me the Hemi and the '54 Hornet Sedan.0
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Hudsonkid...those are really terrific photos! Thanks.0
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Great photos!! I appreciate you "returning" and posting them.
Are you allowed to reveal the location of these autos? Is the owner willing to part some of these out?0 -
hudsondad wrote:The hemi and the car it was in and the 51 coupe were sold yesterday.
Any room for "negotiations" on prices of "an entire car?"0 -
pic #8 , is that a 37 tplane pick-up?? , and the convert w/tree growing thru it, what year ?? great pics. thanks. dermott.:cool: :cool:0
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How is that old Hornet Special coming. It sounds like you got the bug and it is taking shape. I had a feeling you would be the one to bring her back to life. I'm sorry you have rust but I bet the feeling of seeing her come back to classy chassis is one you didn't have when you bought it. Do you have any pics you could send me? I will send a couple of the 51 Pacemaker I settled on and the Doc Hudson personality it took over at MSRA last year. Good luck and good Restoring. Bobby0
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Amazing how biodegradable they really. We tend to think of them as indestructable, but no one escapes mother nature if left out side. sad to see. I' d like to grab one just to hang up in some bar up northern Minnasnowtah0
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hudsonkid wrote:
Hudsonkid
Two of these rusted hulks are candidates for restoration. 40 or 41 Hudson Convertible and if my guess is right a 37 T wood stationwagon. These cars in the right hands can be brought back. The unique parts could be all there for both vehicles? Sure would like to see the T Woody!0
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