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mars55

For your final exam, can you tell if this car is a Hudson? It is though to be a Hudson because of the "rear-hinged, front opening" doors.

MikeWA

Suicide doors were the rule, rather than the exception, in the '20's.

I'm inclined to think it is scrap metal, at this point. When it gets to scrap metal, doesn't much matter what it was in its former life.

hudsonsplasher1

Looks like a 28 to me. The rear fender look larger then the ones on my Essex. Maybe a 28 Hudson. My 2 cents worth.

Uncle Josh

Oh I dunno. What's left of it casts a pretty decent shadow. Like the old lady said about the rare roast. "I've seen cattle hurt worse than that and get well"

Geoff C., N.Z.

Its what's left of a 1928 Hudson Standard sedan.

ESSX28-1 · ESSX28-1 January 2011 Posts: 995Platinum Member

Is that where this ended it's life??

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drivergo2

I think there is a still wright around there somewhere, And there using that for cover:P

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