Hudson, DOC Hudson, Jack Miller and R&M auctions

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edited November -1 in HUDSON
Well this article pulls all of these topics together. Autoweek a fine magazine with a reputation for quality has the following article on thier website. It pulls together the effects of DOC Hudson, Jack Millers love for Hudson and the auction houses who are now bringing record values for our favorite marque auto... enjoy.



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  • harry54
    harry54 Senior Contributor
    Ken,

    Great Article.... Thx
  • Aaron D. IL
    Aaron D. IL Senior Contributor
    Thanks for the article Ken - one inaccuracy I noticed it said that 131,6.. were produced. According to Butler it's 131,915 That's the whole 1951 model year production. Butler also says there were 92,...something shipped for the calendar year...that may not be the same number for the model year. The number of Hornest was 43,6..something. Not broken down by body style. I've heard the 7% figure for coupes before though I wonder what the source is? Where's Alex B when you need him? LOL
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