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skipster

heres a couple more poor old girls who havnt been asked out for a long time.
37T and 40s hudson 6. both in a wreckers in kyabram vic

Jon B

There was a time when it wasn't difficult to find cars like this in American junkyards but that time is long gone. You are fortunate in Oz to have a few "hangers-on" remaining.

SamJ

Judging by the various posts on this site I assumed that the prevailing wisdom was that the HET Community had abandoned all Aussies...:evil:

37 CTS

Just looking at the firewall on the 1937 and am wondering if the bottle shape on the firewall is a windshield washser or a Marvel Mystrey Oil resevoir?

Huddy42

Probably fittes as a reservoir for the brake fluid, you know how hard they are to check and fill.

barrysweet52

Here is a 46 Hudson at Nonning cattle station, 150kms north of Pt Augusta in South Australia, and another in Victoria. The other photo of a 1939 112 has to be saddest photo Ive seen, bogged in white sand and a roof cut for rabbit shooting.

Hudson308

barrysweet52 wrote:

The other photo of a 1939 112 has to be saddest photo Ive seen, bogged in white sand and a roof cut for rabbit shooting.

GOOD DOGGIE! DIG THE HUDSON OUT! THAT'S IT! GOOD BOY! :woohoo:

Andrew B55

Hey Simon, I'm interested in rescuing what is left of the '46 from the wrecker at Kyabram. And Barry, that '46 with the roof cut is in my front yard and is restorable. It has ute written all over it.

PAULARGETYPE

THAT DOGGIE IS MOST LIKLY DIGGING OUT A REAR AXEL BEARING A 77T VERY RARE LOL

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