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Hello Ivan,

Thanks for the Link - it's great to see some high quality pictures of a Hudson in action.

I'd love to see more text accompanying the website to give more detail on what you all do, what the rules are and how other might participate by either joining or supporting by coming out to watch you guys have fun!

It'd be fun to hear some of your experiences racing the Hudson - what it's like?, how does the car handle?, any in-race problems or issues?, how does the hardware hold up?...that kind of stuff.

I was looking at the stance of your car - looks awesome in these series of pictures - and it appears to be close to stock ride height with maybe a smaller tire on the front than the rear?

Keep up the great work!

ivanz62 wrote:

For any Hudnuts interested in surfing around, check out this website. Follow the links to see many photos of the cars I run against in exhibitions these days with my Hornet. Usually have the better of the Chrysler 300B and the two four barrel 331" hemi powered Saratoga with disc brakes! Just goes to show that in spite of the fact that they out-horsepower the Hornet, that's not everything........Enjoy.





http://www.historicgrandnational.com/6.htm

Add the link to the list on my web site.



Hudsonly,

Alex Burr

HudsonTech

Memphis, TN