Rear Axel

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edited November -1 in HUDSON
Where can I get the bracket and rubber pad that attaches near the wheel well above the axel?

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  • Unknown
    Unknown
    I Have Used, Ones, Not Really Necessary Unless You Are Off Roading Or Have Horrible State Roads. Bill Albrights Vintage Coach, Have Never Seen These New Or Replacement Items.
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    52Hudson wrote:
    Where can I get the bracket and rubber pad that attaches near the wheel well above the axel?



    I got some off a '70's Ford LTD for my '39 Hudson. Exactly the same bolt pattern and all I had to do was flatten out the lip on one side which I first filed notches in[a few centimetres apart] to avoid taking the curve out when tapping the lip over. Paul.
  • hudsonguy
    hudsonguy Senior Contributor
    I agree with Bill, that's it's probably not necessary. I'm missing one on my car, and even though I eventually located another at a Hudson meet, I haven't put it on yet. I've driven over 20K miles in all terrain and roads over the last few years, and have never noticed that that bumper is missing.
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    hudsonguy wrote:
    I agree with Bill, that's it's probably not necessary. I'm missing one on my car, and even though I eventually located another at a Hudson meet, I haven't put it on yet. I've driven over 20K miles in all terrain and roads over the last few years, and have never noticed that that bumper is missing.



    And using that reason, we could also remove the chrome bumpers if we're not really using them. What did those Hudson designers know anyway.LOL!
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