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In this Discussion
- 46HudsonPU July 2008
- 52 kahuna July 2008
- 66patrick66 July 2008
- DaveFury July 2008
- faustmb July 2008
- hoosiercrosley July 2008
- hornet53 July 2008
- Hudson308 July 2008
- Hudsonrules July 2008
- hudsontech July 2008
- James P. July 2008
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- Model 92 July 2008
- nhp1127 July 2008
Speaking of Rare
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Check out the 1939 Hudson Hornett. I had heard rumors of this 39 Hornet coupe but could never prove them.......
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1939-HUDSON-HORNETT_W0QQitemZ280246858444QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item280246858444&_trksid=p3286.m14.l1318www.hudsonmotorcar.org -
51hornetA wrote:Check out the 1939 Hudson Hornett. I had heard rumors of this 39 Hornet coupe but could never prove them.......
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1939-HUDSON-HORNETT_W0QQitemZ280246858444QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item280246858444&_trksid=p3286.m14.l1318
You got me all excited about this '39 Hornet coupe [as I am a '39 man who's never heard of a '39 Hornet], only to find a garden variety '48. You got me!!! -
You never know, maybe they're implying that there is an infestation...
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That's a "must restore" - you know what it is??? Read Kerouac's On the Road - that's the '48 Hornet Dean and Sal drove into the ground running across the country and back. LOL
Hudsonly,
Alex Burr
Memphis, TN -
If anybody is interested in it, I can check it out for you. I work in Louisville, and I think I know where it is at.
Barry Smedley
53' Super Jet
and a bunch of Crosleys -
nhp1127 wrote:Seems most neophites call any "Hudson" stepdown (or otherwise) a "Hudson Hornet". Just happened to me yesterday evening while in my 48 Commodore.
I think we have the movie CARS to thank for that- I've had 4 year olds point to my '48 and say "Fabilus Hudson Hornet!"
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I guess somebody told him that the hornets started in 51, cause that's how it's listed now.
How would you feel if you bought A 51 Hornet coupe off E-bay to find out you really bought a 48 SS?1953 Hornet sedan Twin-H
Custom front springs, drop-blocks out back, Clifford 6-2 headers exiting out back shotgun style, Pertronix, and Flames!
1964 Chevy C-10 Longbed, 396/TH400 lowered just enough and \"easy to touch up\" Black paint.
2003 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor
Caved in quarter and fender. Bad paint. Non-True-Trac heap. But it's paid for. -
:eek:I have been asked several times about my '49 Hudson "Hornet". When I try to explain that my car is a '49 Super 6, and the Hornet came out two years later, it falls on deaf ears. When I am out with my '37 Terraplane, it has been refered to as an old ford or cheviy. These automobile "experts" frighten me with thier vast knowlwdge. Have a great weekend. Arnie
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Took the 'Plane out the other day to wash it and drive it a bit. I was at a light and a guy was hanging out of the car next to me, saying "Nice Packard you have there!"...now I've never known a '37 to be remotely confused with a Packard, but at least it wasn't a Ford or Chevy this time! I just said "Thanks!", smiled and waved, and went on."The time has come", the Walrus said, "to speak of many things. Of shoes and ships and sealing wax, of cabbages and kings. And why the sea is boiling hot,
And whether pigs have wings..."
