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What is your favorite make of automobile?
  • ryanpope1046@yahoo.com
    Posts: 1Hitchhiker
    Name your favorite make of automobile?



    1) buick

    2) olds

    3) chevrolet

    4) pontiac

    5) hudson

    6) Nash

    7) porsche

    8) triumph

    9) jeep

    Then let us know why.





    Mine is Buick, cause my dad owned them when I was growing up. But, I collection only includes 70's chevys. [go figure]





    Thanks a lot

    Ryan Pope

    -Ryan Pope

    El Paso, TX

    Cellular 915 497 5869

    Mechanical engineer / project manager

    Networking for new career

    ryanpope1046@yahoo.com
  • Turbopackman
    Posts: 177Gold Member
    Packard. There is no other make of automobile, all the other's are just "cars".
  • Huddy42Huddy42
    Posts: 1,000Platinum Member
    Them there are fighting words.
  • Turbopackman
    Posts: 177Gold Member
    Well, if it matters any, Hudson's #2.....
  • 37 Terraplane#237 Terraplane#2
    Posts: 1,659Platinum Member
    Domestic makes ----Hudson, then Packard, have owned them in they're prime , none of the other cars I owned in my time could even come close on quality in any area
  • mrspeedytmrspeedyt
    Posts: 17Hitchhiker
    ford. no... chevy. wait... de soto. i can't make up my mind! :confused: i seem to like almost all old cars....:rolleyes:
  • Posts: 0
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    need I say more-- actually Ilike em all !!
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    640 x 427 - 61K
  • HudsonTechHudsonTech
    Posts: 27Hitchhiker
    Hudson, Dodge, International, Rambler

    Hudsonly,
    Alex Burr
    Memphis, TN
  • RL ChiltonRL Chilton
    Posts: 3,456Platinum Member
    I've always been enamored by the best. The best car to ever come out of Detroit was a Hudson, hands down. Packard (at least Pre-War) a fairly close 2nd. Hudsons were WAY over-engineered. Nothing even comes close and I've worked on them all.

    Best to come out of Chicago was a Tucker.
    Best out of Indy was Duesenberg.
    Best out of UK: Rolls.

    I'm a fan of most any car built prior to '72 and mostly '29-'57 (the Golden Years).
    Russell

    http://www.52hornetvert.blogspot.com
  • fossiltin62
    Posts: 30Hitchhiker
    Gee.... lets see. Hudson, Terraplane, Essex. Then Graham, Hupp, Reo, Gardner, Overland, (sigh). I guess for me it just has to be older than 1935. I like cut under buggies and surries, too.....
  • ernie28ernie28
    Posts: 315Gold Member
    Modern - Ford Falcon (Australian) on my 3rd over the last 6+ years and love them! Better than a Holden :)
    Vintage - Essex & Hudson (of course!)
    Alistair Howard, NZ HET Triangle Editor
    http://het.org.nz/
    1928 Essex Coach
    1950 Hudson Pacemaker
  • SuperDaveSuperDave
    Posts: 2,376Platinum Member
    Hudson stepdown 8's
  • 53jetman53jetman
    Posts: 872Platinum Member
    All Hudsons, Essex & Terraplanes - I'm second generation Hud-Nut. My Father was a Hudson-Terraplane Dealer from mid 1933 thru mid 1955, and we were even servicing Essexs that had been sold in the area before he became the authorized dealer.

    I have the '51 Commodore 6 my Father sold to my Grandfqather in Nov. 1950, A 1933 Essex-Terraplane Coach, A '53 SuperJet Sedan & and 1954 Hornet Club Coupe

    Jerry
    Jerry
    email: HudsonJetman@mail.com
    2nd Generation Hud-Nut
    HET Tech Adviser on Hudson Jets 1953 & 1954
    HET Registrar of all Hudson Jets
  • derbythesurfcom
    Posts: 36Hitchhiker
    My name is nick Hansen and i own a 1937 Nash Lafayette 400 two door sedan and i wold have to say that the nash and the ford is my two favorit makes.

    and i am 26 years old.
  • BrowniepetersenBrowniepetersen
    Posts: 2,415Platinum Member
    This is a funny post for the Hudson page. I would expect that the answer would always be the Hudson that I am working on, sold, or have out in the shop? Over the years I have sought out various cars, bought them, built them and then sold them. I have owned or worked on most brands and can say that some have been fun. However; with that said my car of choice today would be my 36 Hudson Stratton Sport Saloon or my 54 Hornet Special.
    Brownie
  • Ken U-Tx
    Posts: 1,101Platinum Member
    This is not the Hudson page, this is the All Discussions Page, Brownie.
  • Ken U-Tx
    Posts: 1,101Platinum Member
    My car likes are Hudson, Tatra, Citroen, and Nash, not particularly in any order.
  • StillOutThereStillOutThere
    Posts: 422Gold Member
    Mercedes Benz. Consistently outstanding engineering and design leadership and corporate survival skills. THE BEST OR NOTHING (Die Beste oder Nichts) is their meaningful slogan.
  • ValVal
    Posts: 98Greasemonkey
    Jaguar, Buick and Hudson
  • 1049superg1049superg
    Posts: 402Gold Member
    HUDSON!
  • Hudson Joe
    Posts: 17Hitchhiker
    Hudson first, Hudson second, Hudson third, Hudson fourth!
  • 37 CTS37 CTS
    Posts: 510Platinum Member
    "I 've had cars from A to Z, but,Hudsons are my speciality", The world isn't right unless I own a Hudson, learning that the year of Hudson that I have doen't matter that much. After Hudson, I really like my wife's Studebaker Lark Convertible.
  • fossiltin62
    Posts: 30Hitchhiker
    Supercharged Graham, Hudson (Essex) in the '30's, Moon, Kissel, in the '20's, Jug Overland in the teens, Locomobile, Grout steamer, Mercedes in the oughts.
  • SnailslayerSnailslayer
    Posts: 175Expert Adviser
    Aircooled Volkswagens, 49-67 - the earlier the better. Simple and functional. Hudsons number 2. Though I am a fan of the post war to 57 era body styles. If hudson Made a station wagon, it would move to number 1.
  • Tallent RTallent R
    Posts: 1,574Platinum Member
    Hudson didnt make one but this guy did
    Roger
    hudson wagon.jpg
    800 x 600 - 52K
    hudson 49 wagon.jpg
    800 x 600 - 48K
    Retired Tech.
  • SnailslayerSnailslayer
    Posts: 175Expert Adviser
    fair enough, Thats very well done. Id like to see a 52 hornet Wagon, who has the photoshop skills? Its only missing a surf board.. oops on the spelling error
  • ESSX28-1ESSX28-1
    Posts: 995Platinum Member
    We'd ALL like "she" in a 52 hornet Wagon!! LOL
    Dave Y
    New Zealand
  • Hudson Joe
    Posts: 17Hitchhiker
    The pictures of the Hudson woodie wagon are not photoshoped. It is a real car based on Don Butler's drawings, and was at Auburn IN. national meet.
  • SnailslayerSnailslayer
    Posts: 175Expert Adviser
    I know its a real car, I though id like to see a 52 Hornet vs a 48/49 is what I was trying to say.
  • Tallent RTallent R
    Posts: 1,574Platinum Member
    Yes that is where those photos were made if I recall correctly,
    Roger
    Retired Tech.
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