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Cosmo@avaloncity.com

Does anyone know what 2 door models were made in 36 and 37 and what their wheel base specs are. If you also know what the side windows configuration was I would like to know that also.

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Cosmo

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Cosmo@avaloncity.com wrote:

Does anyone know what 2 door models were made in 36 and 37 and what their wheel base specs are. If you also know what the side windows configuration was I would like to know that also.
thanks
Cosmo

:rolleyes: Hi

Check out Alex Burrs Hudson technical site. He is a tireless supporter of Hudson folks and has been scanning and posting information for all to use. Pass this on to others and mark it in your favorites. Thanks again Alex for the selfless support you give to all Hudson folks.

http://groups.msn.com/HudsonTechnicalInformation/1927hudsonbrakeservicegeneralinformation.msnw

Cheers and good luck.

hudsontech

1936 Hudsons had a 2-P. Coupe, a 5-P. Brougham, 4-P Rumble Seat Coupe and 4-P. Convertible coupe in their 2-door lineup. All were offered in the 6 cyl model 63 and 8 cyl. Model 64 and 65 lines. All were on a 120 inch WB

In 1937 the Model 73 6-cyl line had a 2-dr business coupe - others were a 3-pass coupe, 5-P Brougham, 3 P. Victoria Coupe, 5-P. Touring Brougham and 4-p Conv. Coupe and 4-P Conv. Brougham. All were in the 6 cyl. Model 73 and 8 cyl Model 74 and 75; the 5-P Touring Brougham was offered in the 8 cyl 75 and 77 model lines, as well. All were on a 122 in. wb.

Terraplane models offered pretty much the same lines in both Model 61 and 62 (1936) on a shorter 115" wb; Same for 1937, exc the 2-P business coupe was offered only in the Model 71 line. 1937 was also on a 115" wb.

Hudsonly,

Alex B

4Hud

1936 Models 60-62 115" wheelbase,63-65 120" wb., 66-67 127" wheelbase. 1937 Models 70-72 117" wheelbase, 73-75 122" wb., 76-77 129" wheelbase.

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