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- hudson8 December 2008
Hudson in movie
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Did anyone catch the movie "Kelly's Heroes" ? I have watched parts of it twice the last few days. Clint Eastwood is the main actor, but the story is about GI's in WWII attacking Germans to capture gold bullion stashed in a bank(stealing it for themselves). A GI ask Clint what he was doing with his share of the loot. He said ..............................."buying a Hudson with electric shift". How about that? Would that make it a 40 or 41 model? Thanks, Bob
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bobdriveshudson wrote:
Hi Bob---That would make it a 35 thru 38 since those years were when Hudson introduced the electric hand.---Cliff Minard.Did anyone catch the movie "Kelly's Heroes" ? I have watched parts of it twice the last few days. Clint Eastwood is the main actor, but the story is about GI's in WWII attacking Germans to capture gold bullion stashed in a bank(stealing it for themselves). A GI ask Clint what he was doing with his share of the loot. He said ..............................."buying a Hudson with electric shift". How about that? Would that make it a 40 or 41 model? Thanks, Bob
