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In this Discussion
- 37 CTS May 2011
- 46HudsonPU May 2011
- 51hornetA June 2011
- bobdriveshudson May 2011
- Browniepetersen May 2011
- Chris Smith June 2011
- cpr3333 June 2011
- ESSX28-1 June 2011
- Geoff C., N.Z. June 2011
- HornetSpecial May 2011
- Huddy42 June 2011
- hudsonsplasher1 May 2011
- hudsontech June 2011
- J Haugo June 2011
- jjbubaboy June 2011
- Jon B May 2011
- kamzack June 2011
- Kdancy June 2011
- LanceB May 2011
- Lee ODell May 2011
- Marconi June 2011
- MikeWA June 2011
- Ol racer May 2011
- onerare39 June 2011
- PAULARGETYPE May 2011
- pierre from france May 2011
- Richard E. May 2011
- Richie June 2011
- RonS June 2011
- SamJ June 2011
- Snailslayer June 2011
- SuperDave May 2011
- tbeilke June 2011
- TOM-WA- June 2011
- WildWasp May 2011
WTN
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Got mine today also!! Great as always.
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Wow! A shiny shrink-wrapped delivery arrived today!
New packaging Sam? -
46HudsonPU wrote:Wow! A shiny shrink-wrapped delivery arrived today!
New packaging Sam?
We're trying it this issue. If anyone has a problem...damaged magazine, etc., please contact me. Thanks. :cheer:HETfortyqtpi@earthlink.net (drop the HET) -
Check out page 48 with Steve & Bea holding their "Ugly Duckling." This could end up in the front seat of your car some day....Brownie
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SamJ wrote:46HudsonPU wrote:Wow! A shiny shrink-wrapped delivery arrived today!
New packaging Sam?
We're trying it this issue. If anyone has a problem...damaged magazine, etc., please contact me. Thanks. :cheer:
Darn, Now I will have to buy my own bags for spare parts! -
TOM-WA- wrote:GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR.. I HATE WHEN YOU GUYS START THIS THREAD EVERY COUPLE MONTHS.
BEING HERE IN WASHINGTON STATE I CAN EXPECT THE PONY EXPRESS TO DELIVER MINE IN "MAYBE" ANOTHER 3 WEEKS....EXPRESS MAIL GETS IT HERE ALL OF A WEEK EARLIER.
First class, m'boy, first class all the way!!!! It's the ONLY way to go. Hey, look, man. I'm living on $2500 a month with half that going for rent and support payments. If I can find money each year for First Class then anybody should be able to!!!!!
Hudsonly,
Alex Burr
Memphis, TN -
I've been interested in the vapor lock issue for some time. Obviously, having your system set up properly is key, and Walt's books are great guides. That said,contributing factors to the problem are altitude and gasoline volatility. Gas, alcohol and everything else evaporates faster at higher altitudes. (Less air pressure on the surface of the liquid) Add ambient heat, and problems arise. I live at 7,000 feet. Norm Blackmer rebuilt my '40 carb with high-altitude jets. (Since there's a minimum of vacuum to move the vacuum advance, the timing is advanced considerably, too.) Members coming east on I40 will be running at 4,000 feet + from Flagstaff through Oklahoma, cresting at 7,000 or so a couple of times, notably when climbing out of Albuquerque to Santa Rosa. Of course modern fuel-injected cars and trucks have computers that make the necessary adjustments.
As for volatility, today's gas is much more volatile than it used to be, so it evaporates faster. Thus the suggestion to add diesel or Marvel Mystery oil, which makes the gas less volatile.
However, if it's high and hot when you pull over for a pit stop and your baby won't start, open the hood and go back for another coffee. Things will cool down, and she'll go. :cheer:HETfortyqtpi@earthlink.net (drop the HET) -
TOM-WA- wrote:GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR.. I HATE WHEN YOU GUYS START THIS THREAD EVERY COUPLE MONTHS.
BEING HERE IN WASHINGTON STATE I CAN EXPECT THE PONY EXPRESS TO DELIVER MINE IN "MAYBE" ANOTHER 3 WEEKS....EXPRESS MAIL GETS IT HERE ALL OF A WEEK EARLIER.
HA HA, I am with ya there Tom. Takes another day on top of that to get over here on the Peninsula! OH the anticipation........
Jeff -
The shrink wrap protects just fine, but it was a bit of a hassle to remove. Any suggestions? How about a pull string, like they used to put on the old Band-Aids? (Of course, that string never worked...)
I always liked the old resealable WTN bags, 'cause I could use them to store lettuce in my ice box (being basically a cheapskate). -
SamJ wrote:46HudsonPU wrote:Wow! A shiny shrink-wrapped delivery arrived today!
New packaging Sam?
We're trying it this issue. If anyone has a problem...damaged magazine, etc., please contact me. Thanks. :cheer:
Well, I've got a problem already, and I haven't even received mne yet. I used the ziplock bags to put eviction papers in to tape to the door, so they don't get wet. You mean now I've gotta buy my own? Thats just sad. . . -
TOM-WA- wrote:Not worth the additional expense....It gets to me about a week earlier and it's already LATE....Why spend the money.
Oh I'll take $1200 a month after EXPENSES.......And I bet I'm NOT the only one.
So would I - but that's $1200 AFTER I pay rent and support payments. That leaves me $1200 to pay the bills and buy food and gas. Bills run close to $900 so that leaves me about $50 a week for groceries.
Hudsonly,
Alex B -
Jon B wrote:The shrink wrap protects just fine, but it was a bit of a hassle to remove. Any suggestions? How about a pull string, like they used to put on the old Band-Aids? (Of course, that string never worked...)
I always liked the old resealable WTN bags, 'cause I could use them to store lettuce in my ice box (being basically a cheapskate).
Any object, preferably a jack knife or kitchen knife, will poke a small hole in the shrink wrap and then it comes off very nicely.
But maybe Jon isn't to be trusted with sharp objects. :lol:
Hudsonly,
Alex B -
WTN arrived in Florence, AL today, in good shape. Thanks, Bob
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Lee ODell wrote:My WTN just arrived and what a surprice to see the front cover has my friends Mark & Nellie LaBouef's 46 Hudson PU and 1946 all Aluminum camper trailer. Way to go. Actually Nellie claim the truck as hers. Can't wait to read it all.
Lee O'Dell
Lee: Next time you see Mark... tell him the Hudson guy who lived in Victorville in the early 1990s and drove the Green Wasp ... Says HI! We were both friends of Bob Hackel, At the time Mark's nursery was a few blocks from our house. -
WildWasp wrote:Lee ODell wrote:My WTN just arrived and what a surprice to see the front cover has my friends Mark & Nellie LaBouef's 46 Hudson PU and 1946 all Aluminum camper trailer. Way to go. Actually Nellie claim the truck as hers. Can't wait to read it all.
Lee O'Dell
Lee: Next time you see Mark... tell him the Hudson guy who lived in Victorville in the early 1990s and drove the Green Wasp ... Says HI! We were both friends of Bob Hackel, At the time Mark's nursery was a few blocks from our house.
WildWasp: I'll be glad to do that for you. Will be seeing Mark Saturday. He and Nellie are hosting the Calif Inland Chapter Picnic at their home.
Lee O'Dell -
When I got home from work yesterday I found mine in the mail. Beautiful truck on the cover and a great publication as always. As for the wrapper, yes I'm cheap and used the old ones to hold things also, but the new one is fine, I found a hole in the wrapping and used that to start the rip to open it.
And thanks Sam! -
Sam and Mary Ann, great publication as always. Thank you for the great coverage of our Western Regional! Richard.
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I still like the zip lock version.I like to use to put Hudson paper memorabilia in them. They are a little stronger than the new ones.
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HornetSpecial wrote:I still like the zip lock version.I like to use to put Hudson paper memorabilia in them. They are a little stronger than the new ones.
I actually re-use the bags for my Hudson magazine & newsletter storage. Guess I'll need to find some ZipLocks that will fit (probably the gallon size).
If you are looking for a 'little stronger' storage bag, get the ZipLock freezer bags - they are a bit thicker and stronger than the regular zip-lock storage bags... My wife knows 'where they went' when a box of them go missing -
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SamJ wrote:The new packaging saves the Club about $300 per issue...:cheer:
Hmmmmmmmm - $300 x 3500 (round figure) = $1,050,000 WHAZOOOMBA!! :woohoo: Enough savings to pay everybody's dues, 1st class, for a couple years at least!!!
Sam, did you forget a period somewhere - or does your computer just like big numbers!!!
Hudsonly,
Alex Burr
Memphis, TN -
Oh, Darn - and here I was thinking our editor had found a money machine. :lol:
Hudsonly,
Alex B -
OK,
This bites! I think mine got jacked AGAIN! No sign of it so far and I do have first class postage....but maybe not a first class postal person somewhere along the line!
WIll wait ONE more day....and then beg for another one to be sent out. :angry:
Jeff -
received no not more. But good I am in France:P
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SAM MY WIFE STEFI HAS A COMPLANTE ABOUT THE WTN SHE SAID THAT YOU PUT STUFF IN THERE JUST FOR ME TO BUY SHE DIDN'T BLAME "BROWNIE" SHE BLAMED YOU LOL NOW THATS FUNNY IS THAT WHY I'M SMILEING
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I havent recieved my WTN either here in WI. the post office has been really fast lately too. maybe something got messed up or overloading in the local USPS hub when they were mailed, or maybe a page of address labels didnt get printed out for some members?
Edit: My arrived today, June 1st. -
Got mine yesterday, and it has a Auckland New Zealand Post mark on it. what gives????If you're stuck in a hole, stop digging.
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Geoff C., N.Z. wrote:Got mine yesterday, and it has a Auckland New Zealand Post mark on it. what gives????
You're doing better than me Geoff!! I'm still waiting!!!Dave Y
New Zealand -
Mike (WA) wrote:Jeff, this has happened before, hasn't it? Have you talked to the Postmaster? I wonder if you've got a sticky fingered carrier? :ohmy:
Yea Mike, it sure has. I have a different carrier now than before and she could care less about cars and is divorced so dont think thats it. My thought is that its not even making it that far before it 'changes course'! I dont want to "assume" incorrectly but I do have to wonder.... and still waiting. :angry:
Jeff -
I just got mine today. It seems like every month, I get mine weeks after the first posts about it are posted.
Maybe the trucks carrying them overheat when they get this far south?Chris Reinman
Grant, Florida
1950 Pacemaker Deluxe Brougham
(My father's first car!)











