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Vintage Hudson Picture
  • Sarah YoungSarah Young
    Posts: 511Platinum Member
    I found this picture on another forum and thought I'd share it. There's several vintage car photos to look at in cities across America that mostly date presixties.



    http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=142692
    HudsonFiftiesPic_120999603446449.jpg
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    Take a Ride in a Hudson Jet!
  • rambos_riderambos_ride
    Posts: 3,124Platinum Member
    Really great set of pictures in that link...the architecture differences between some of the before and after shots really makes modern architecture bland and uninteresting.

    Back to cars...as Yoda says... "...no, there is another..." There's another Hudson...:rolleyes::D

    [BTW - the first picture is 1951 New Orleans]

    Wichita Kansas 1952...?

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  • Ron P
    Posts: 910Platinum Member
    Sarah Young wrote:
    I found this picture on another forum and thought I'd share it. There's several vintage car photos to look at in cities across America that mostly date presixties.



    http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=142692



    Could also be in Cuba 2008 ? :)
  • rambos_riderambos_ride
    Posts: 3,124Platinum Member
    I just noticed the Hudson has a luggage rack on it - kinda cool!
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  • rambos_riderambos_ride
    Posts: 3,124Platinum Member
    I thought this shot was pretty cool...Chicago...unknown year...anyone know what kind of car that is?
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  • Ol racerOl racer
    Posts: 1,688Platinum Member
    Nice skyline Picture..



    Think the car is a '38 or 39 Lincoln.....
  • 37 Terraplane#237 Terraplane#2
    Posts: 1,659Platinum Member
    pretty close, 41 Lincoln coupe, don't remember if they had the V12 flathead or the V8
  • billn34
    Posts: 106Expert Adviser
    It is a 75 degree V12, with hydraulic lifters, according to STANDARD CATALOG OF AMERICAN CARS.
  • HudzillaHudzilla
    Posts: 1,308Platinum Member
    Sarah Young wrote:
    I found this picture on another forum and thought I'd share it. There's several vintage car photos to look at in cities across America that mostly date presixties.



    http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=142692



    Appears to the The Big Easy. Poor ol Hudson surrounded by Chevys.
  • Pacemaker500Pacemaker500
    Posts: 1,008Platinum Member
    I agree. New orleans. French Quarter. Based on my year there after Katrina, I would say this is Rue Dauphine or Rue Burgundy between Rue Toulouse and Rue St. Phillip.



    I lived on Dauphine at the intersction of Bienville.
  • willy74
    Posts: 57Senior Contributor
    Sarah Young wrote:
    I found this picture on another forum and thought I'd share it. There's several vintage car photos to look at in cities across America that mostly date presixties.



    http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=142692



    What great pics provided at the link. I've always thought I was born about 40 years too late...
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