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baronvonrolps

I have been looking for about 10 years now. I have 2 sets of rear fenders supposedly for 40 Hudson's that don't even remotely fit. Maybe the coupes are different from all of the other models?

46HudsonPU

@baronvonrolps - can you post some high quality pictures of your fenders? If you have trouble posting them, email them to me and I'll do what I can to post them (HETrick_clark@yahoo.com - remove the HET from the email address).

DocHubler

I'm not really sure, but the rear fenders really seem to be 1939 style to me for the 1940 coupes. Just in case that might help locate some useable ones. 1941 had a completely restyled body and really only the front fenders were a carry over from 1940.

Uncle Josh

Here is your difference. The fenders on the left are 39 Sedan and the ones on the right are 40 Coupe. They are unique to that car as they curve inward around the body. You might advertise in the WTN but they are made of unobtainium.

These from my 40 coupe were very thin, and most of the mounting tabs were rusted off so I was trying to find some too. I wound up cutting the mounting tabs off from the 39 fenders which were pretty solid, and welding them to the 40 fenders, then painting the insides with Rustolium Xylol-based hammered paint, which stiffened them up some, then using Bondo to stiffen them up more. Was going to use fiberglass to stiffen them up more but they are acceptable now. See my maiden voyage here, and turn the sound up.

http://www.youtube.com/v/g1bRZXfhr8Y&hl=en_US&feature=player_embedded&version=3
http://www.youtube.com/v/VBajNi2LKxk&hl=en_US&feature=player_embedded&version=3

DocHubler

oh yep, the taillights cutouts, etc., really make those all one year affairs. Pretty hard to find a replacement!

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