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In this Discussion
- 51hornetA February 2009
- ArkieJazz February 2009
- bill a February 2009
- bobdriveshudson February 2009
- Chris Smith February 2009
- denverslim February 2009
- dummy February 2009
- Harry Hill February 2009
- Hud1105 February 2009
- LanceB February 2009
- nhp1127 February 2009
- Richie February 2009
- RL Chilton February 2009
Testing the Photo Function
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Great Looking Car.
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I Belive This Is The Same Car I Sold To Steve And His Dad Many Years Ago. Bill Albright
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bill a wrote:I Belive This Is The Same Car I Sold To Steve And His Dad Many Years Ago. Bill Albright
No, Bill, not the same car. The car I bought from you was an automatic and this one is a 3spd/OD car.Arkie -
Wonderful car. Great color combo and 3spd / OD too!
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Both are great cars, the '37 is a beauty!
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Man, I'd say you passed the test with flying colors.
Life is soooo unfair for someone to have TWO Hudsons of that caliber! slim -
It would be great if you did another photo test on the 54 and try some under hood and interior close ups!
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Great cars Steve, my two choices of what I'm looking for, 49 Brougham or 37 T-Plane pick up. Both your rides are great and your pictures worked just fine.
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There Pictures look great. As do the Hudsons in them.
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Chris Smith wrote:It would be great if you did another photo test on the 54 and try some under hood and interior close ups!
Ok, I can do that in a few days. Right now I have a disabled Studebaker parked behind the Hornet and have to remedy that situation before I can get it back out of the garage.
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Again, great pic's and beautiful car!
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Steve:
Thanks for the pics, I had forgotten how good your Hudsons look. Thanks for taking the time to post these pics. Bob -
The upholstery looks fantastic, exactly what my interior should look like. Where did you get the fabric that looks like the original? I want some for mine BAAAAAAAAAD
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Chris Smith wrote:The upholstery looks fantastic, exactly what my interior should look like. Where did you get the fabric that looks like the original? I want some for mine BAAAAAAAAAD
Chris, believe it or not, my Hornet has been restored for 24 years now. If I remember correctly, the interior fabric all came from Bill Hirsch.Arkie -
What AC unit is that and how are you ducting into the interior are you feeding that into the Hudson heater unit or have you hidden the ducts up under the dash. I want to add AC to my 54 Hollywood and I want to hide the ducting maybe inside the stock Hudson unit.www.hudsonmotorcar.org
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Thanks for posting the pics. Both cars are just beautiful.
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51hornetA wrote:What AC unit is that and how are you ducting into the interior are you feeding that into the Hudson heater unit or have you hidden the ducts up under the dash. I want to add AC to my 54 Hollywood and I want to hide the ducting maybe inside the stock Hudson unit.
It's mounted in the trunk as might have been done by the dealer or the local ARA Auto Air dealer. The trunk unit itself is hidden by a blind panel. The air register is in the rear package shelf. I'll try to get a picture of itArkie -
Beautiful cars, a pleasure to look at, thanks for sharing the pics. Richie.
