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In this Discussion
- 46HudsonPU March 2010
- 4Hud March 2010
- 4starservice March 2010
- BADHUDSON March 2010
- bent metal March 2010
- Browniepetersen February 2010
- Chris Penny February 2010
- dummy February 2010
- essexcoupe3131 February 2010
- hdsn49 February 2010
- HotrodHR February 2010
- hudnut1tmr March 2010
- Hudson308 March 2010
- hudsonsplasher1 February 2010
- hudsontech February 2010
- LanceB February 2010
- nash4088 March 2010
- nhp1127 February 2010
- OlHudson8r March 2010
- onerare39 February 2010
- ralpie February 2010
- Richard E. March 2010
- Richie March 2010
- RL Chilton March 2010
- Scott March 2010
- stbryson February 2010
- super-six February 2010
My friends 1936 after 4 yr restoration
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This is my friends 36 after 4 yrs of hard work. restored to original except for a few safety items. Go easy on Him it's his new baby.
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Gorgeous. Love the color combo and the style.
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Looking SWEET!!!!!!!!
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All I can say is OH WOW
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Nice job!!. You don't see many 36 pick up's.
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Great truck---wow but dont it move under own power? Lol
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WOW.....WOW.....WOW!!!!!!!!!!
What a beautiful truck!
Take care,
Steve Bryson -
Like everyone else, WOW, that is gorgeous!
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Nice car, great truck and a nice clean well managed shop. He seems to have it all. Look forward to checking out the truck in Spokane....Brownie
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Gorgeous color, beautiful lines. Big WOW !
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That is 1 sweet ute
An excellent job -
More pictures please if you can. I am trying to find my jaw, it's on the floor someware.
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Ditto to the gorgous etc comments... with such a sparce field of vehicles ... where did this truck originate? The last time I looked at a 36 truck was the Willow Springs vehicle that reappeared forsale on Ebay some years ago.
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Very nice!!!
Craig -
Beautiful. Great job. I've been kicking around this club for 40 years now and I really can't remember seeing another '36 pickup - outside of the National in Pontiac last summer. There was at least one there, can't remember if there were any others.
The one in Pontiac was nice, but not as nice as yours.
Enjoy the ride.
Hudsonly,
Alex Burr
Memphis, TN -
Beautiful! How about some pictures of the interior, dash, guages, bed, engine compartment, etc.? Any pictures of the build/restoration?
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Good job, Scott! '36 Terraplanes rule!
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I'd like to "Express" that is one nice Pickup.
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BADHUDSON wrote:Go easy on Him it's his new baby.
Whaddya mean go easy on him? :eek:
I think he should go easy on us and give us a RIDE!!!
Oh, all right... I'll sit in the box. :rolleyes:Workin Stiff -
OUTSTANDING truck!
More pictures please. In process pics too, if you can. -
more pictures
reflection of truck
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Is your electric hand operational? Also, what is the big round gizmo on the driver's side of the engine next to the firewall?? I think that I have to repaint my engine, yours is entirely to clean.
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Richard E. wrote:Is your electric hand operational? Also, what is the big round gizmo on the driver's side of the engine next to the firewall?? I think that I have to repaint my engine, yours is entirely to clean.
Isn't that "big round gizmo" part of the electric hand (which is actually a 'vacuum hand')? But... I'm no expert. -
Thanks for all the kind words, coming from you guy's it means a lot.
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BTW, stop posting these pictures! This truck looks TOO DAMN GOOD!!!!!
Only kidding of course. We're just jealous.
Tim -
It isn't part of the electric hand, could be a vacuum clutch, but I don't think so, maybe it is an after market oil filter?? What say you Scott??
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Richard,
That is an original Marvel Mystery Oiler that came with the truck. You have an adjustment knob for how many drops of oil you want to set it at, and it plumbs into the vacuum system and lubes your upper valve train.
I can't get anything by you 36 guy's. -
Scott,
Gorgeous interior, too! Who did the woodgraining?
Dee -
Scott-
Your truck is absolutely gorgeous! Very impressive. I love the reflection shot . . . speaking of that, what model is your coupe? She looks great, as well. -
Marvel Mystery oil, very COOL!
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Very, very nice. Can you tell us about the gauges? They look new, not just repainted? Also the dash knobs look new. Did you have someone make new pieces or are these redone originals?
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I am looking forward to seeing this truck in person. It looks like a superb restoration. The exterior horns and fender lights are all accessories that were available in '36 and they really add to class of this vehicle. The interior is really nicely done as well, wood graining, instruments, etc., even a radio. Very well done, Scott. Congratulations!
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Everything has been said, and I agree, what a beauty. Richie.
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The more I see of this truck, the more impressed I am with it.
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I'd say he has graduated with honors on this one. My hat's off and I'm looking for my jaw as well. A gold medal to him and I'm glad this rare truck was rescued.
Drew Meyer -
Very Nice! I noticed it has Mod. 62 doors with vent windows and a wood grained dash unlike a model 61(Com models) this didn't happen to be one of the rare conversion kits supposedly sold by Hudson (circa 1937 +) to convert a sedan was it? An easy way to tell is if it has "torque arms" on the front suspension like a sedan that the pickup didn't have.
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nash4088 wrote:
Just a guess mind you, but I would say that it is more likely that a lot of the '62' items you are looking at came from a car, most likely a sedan. Sedan doors interchange with the pickup, as do quite a few other things, to include the dashboard trim - you'll note that the dashboard itself is painted brown - however the trim, glovebox door, speedometer surround, etc., are woodgrained (a very nice look...).Very Nice! I noticed it has Mod. 62 doors with vent windows and a wood grained dash unlike a model 61(Com models) this didn't happen to be one of the rare conversion kits supposedly sold by Hudson (circa 1937 +) to convert a sedan was it? An easy way to tell is if it has "torque arms" on the front suspension like a sedan that the pickup didn't have.
