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Jack Miller Hudson dealership of Ypsilanti , Michigan,
  • ESSX28-1ESSX28-1
    Posts: 993Platinum Member
    You may have already seen this but it was new to me!!

    http://www.examiner.com/video/the-worlds-oldest-hudson-dealership

    Hudson Motor Cars: It’s hard to be humble when you drive the best!
    Dave Y
    New Zealand
  • Lee ODellLee ODell
    Posts: 1,833Platinum Member
    I went there during the 2009 International HET
  • oldhudsonsoldhudsons
    Posts: 1,725Platinum Member
    Known Jack for 40 years, visited his emporium on several occasions - has a GREAT collection of memorablia on display!!!!
  • Lee ODellLee ODell
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    We toured Millers Dealership during the 2009 HET International Meet. Its one of those places you would see something new every time you intered because there is so much stuf. I was hoping Jack would have some parts for my project for sale but unfortunately no parts were for sale. I remember seeing an interesting piece of history leaning against a wall. It was a wooden front bumper for a Hudson PU that was a tempory add on until a supply of new steel bumpers became available for the dealer to install. Millers place is well worth seeing.

    Lee O'Dell
  • RonSRonS
    Posts: 610Platinum Member
    I was there also in 09. It is now a museum for cars that were built in Ypsalantis Willow Run Plant, Kaiser/Fraser, Corvairs among others. If your in the area, it is a must see for any car enthusiast. Boy Jack looks young in this film. For some of you "newer" Hudson guys, Jack was the HET WTN editor for years. Thanks for the film, Ron
  • hudsontechhudsontech
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    Only problem we had visiting Jacks place in 2009 was trying to get to it - Ypsilanti do believe in one way streets. LOL

    Hudsonly,
    Alex Burr
    Memphis, TN
  • 37 CTS37 CTS
    Posts: 510Platinum Member
    Today I stopped by to see Jack, he always has a nice Hudson story. The son of a Hudson service training rep was in recently.