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  • 2manyprojects
    Posts: 120Expert Adviser
    [attachment:1]C:\fakepath\IMG_0336.JPG[/attachment]
    I have two of these Hubcaps that came with some Hudson parts I bought, do any of you know what make and years these are?

    Thanks
  • ernie28ernie28
    Posts: 319Gold Member
    Can you try attaching the photo again - cannot see it.
    Alistair Howard, NZ HET Triangle Editor
    http://het.org.nz/
    1928 Essex Coach
    1950 Hudson Pacemaker
  • 2manyprojects
    Posts: 120Expert Adviser
    [attachment:1]C:\fakepath\IMG_0336.JPG[/attachment]
    having trouble attaching
  • 2manyprojects
    Posts: 120Expert Adviser
    what is the correct way to attach picture
  • Terraplane33Terraplane33
    Posts: 235Gold Member
    you select 'add files' select the pictures as you did and select 'insert' afterwards
    Location : France
  • 2manyprojects
    Posts: 120Expert Adviser
    thanks will try again
  • Terraplane33Terraplane33
    Posts: 235Gold Member
    [attachment=13126]Sanstitre.jpg[/attachment]
    Location : France
  • 2manyprojects
    Posts: 120Expert Adviser
    any help this is not working.
  • Sunset Classics
    Posts: 103Hitchhiker
    Click on Reply (don't know if "Quick reply" will work or not, but Reply does)
    Click on Add File at the bottom
    This should take you to your files- you want to get to the file where your pictures are stored (usually under My Pictures)
    Find the pic you want, left click on it once
    Click Open at the bottom
    This should take you back to your Hudson reply.
    Click Insert at the bottom, and the address of the pic will show up in your message. Then go back to your message to put text before
    [attachment=13127]DiamondTpickup.jpg[/attachment]
    or after your picture.
    For multiple pictures, repeat the process.
    And remember not to get too impatient after you click Submit, to submit your reply- it takes awhile to send it, especially if you have several pictures.
  • MikeWAMikeWA
    Posts: 1,459Platinum Member
    Click on Reply (don't know if "Quick reply" will work or not, but Reply does)
    Click on Add File at the bottom
    This should take you to your files- you want to get to the file where your pictures are stored (usually under My Pictures)
    Find the pic you want, left click on it once
    Click Open at the bottom
    This should take you back to your Hudson reply.
    Click Insert at the bottom, and the address of the pic will show up in your message. Then go back to your message to put text before
    [attachment=13128]DiamondTpickup.jpg[/attachment]
    or after your picture.
  • MikeWAMikeWA
    Posts: 1,459Platinum Member
    Click on Reply (don't know if "Quick reply" will work or not, but Reply does)
    Click on Add File at the bottom
    This should take you to your files- you want to get to the file where your pictures are stored (usually under My Pictures)
    Find the pic you want, left click on it once
    Click Open at the bottom
    This should take you back to your Hudson reply.
    Click Insert at the bottom, and the address of the pic will show up in your message. Then go back to your message to put text before
    [attachment=13129]DiamondTpickup.jpg[/attachment]
    or after your picture.
  • Sunset Classics
    Posts: 103Hitchhiker
    I find that I can not post photos any longer using my old "XP Pro" OS machine but no probs if I use my wife's VISTA OS machine. It may be the different operating system or may be the newer, more powerful processor!!!
  • Geoff C., N.Z.Geoff C., N.Z.
    Posts: 2,273Platinum Member
    [attachment=13130]28SXradcap.JPG[/attachment]
    Okay see if this works
    If you're stuck in a hole, stop digging.
  • Geoff C., N.Z.Geoff C., N.Z.
    Posts: 2,273Platinum Member
    Eureka, it did! Incidentally, if anyone wants one of these radiator caps, which fit the neck of all '27-'27 Essex and Hudson, I have the mold to get them made.
    Geoff
    If you're stuck in a hole, stop digging.
  • Geoff C., N.Z.Geoff C., N.Z.
    Posts: 2,273Platinum Member
    That should have read '27-'29 models. I also have the molds to make window winders, '29 vent levers, rose pattern radiator caps, and robe rail brackets.
    Geoff
    If you're stuck in a hole, stop digging.
  • Jon BJon B
    Posts: 4,806Moderator
    One of the two features (or lack thereof) of this forum program that I dislike, is the lack of any sort of instruction in how to use it. It is apparently assumed that anyone using an on-line Forum comes with a native ability to know every bell and whistle.

    The other galling non-feature is the ability to get lost while navigating from forum to forum. There is no clear "map" of where you are, in relationship to other forums or sub-forums. What is needed is one of those maps you see in a mall, with a little red "you are here" dot. Then, you could move easily back and forth between the various Hudson forums and the Ford, Chevy, Nash, etc. forums out in the "lobby".

    That said, I am deeply grateful to Classiccar, for making this available to us Hudson enthusiasts. I realize they didn't design this forum format, it is probably purchased as a package from some software development company. You can change the style of the windows or the paint on the siding or interior walls, but the basement and the basic plumbing come "standard."
  • Sunset Classics
    Posts: 103Hitchhiker
    [attachment=13131]Jan142012Pickup12.JPG[/attachment]



    Let's see if this attachment works with my XP machine.

    Yes it did!
  • StillOutThereStillOutThere
    Posts: 440Gold Member
    Okay except we are looking at your Hudson-Essex garage. As I recall back a few pages ago, you wanted to identify some hubcaps.
  • chopperchuckchopperchuck
    Posts: 277Gold Member
    yea!!!!!!! B) ya got it now!----chuck
    Have you kissed a PIT BULL lately?

    Greeley Colorado

  • ernie28ernie28
    Posts: 319Gold Member
    StillOutThere wrote:
    Okay except we are looking at your Hudson-Essex garage. As I recall back a few pages ago, you wanted to identify some hubcaps.

    Not me, just trying to show that my XP machine posts photos OK.

    2manyprojects started this thread so we need to see how he now gets on posting his photos.
    Alistair Howard, NZ HET Triangle Editor
    http://het.org.nz/
    1928 Essex Coach
    1950 Hudson Pacemaker
  • Jon BJon B
    Posts: 4,806Moderator
    It appears to be a link to a photo that's invisible.
  • Uncle JoshUncle Josh
    Posts: 1,863Platinum Member
    Jon B wrote:
    It appears to be a link to a photo that's invisible.

    Maybe because there's a fake path
  • 2manyprojects
    Posts: 120Expert Adviser
    [attachment:1]C:\fakepath\IMG_0336.JPG[/attachment]
    checking to see if this works this time
  • 2manyprojects
    Posts: 120Expert Adviser
    [attachment:4]C:\fakepath\Hudson Hubcap.JPG[/attachment]

    Can you identify
  • 2manyprojects
    Posts: 120Expert Adviser
    [attachment=13138]HudsonHubcap-Copy.JPG[/attachment]
    anyone know what this is
  • hudsontechhudsontech
    Posts: 4,077Platinum Member
    Off hand I'd say Cadillac - but I don't know the year.

    Hudsonly,
    Alex Burr
    Memphis, TN
    http://www.hetclub.org/
    http://hetclub.org/burr/lithomepage.htm
  • bent metalbent metal
    Posts: 1,356Platinum Member
    I don't know. But I saw one just like it on another thread. Here it is....

    http://www.classiccar.com/index.php?option=com_kunena&func=view&catid=13&id=157064&Itemid=152
  • 1049superg1049superg
    Posts: 408Gold Member
    "Izat" a Buick hubcap?
  • chopperchuckchopperchuck
    Posts: 277Gold Member
    1049superg wrote:
    "Izat" a Buick hubcap?

    nah, Buick had either a B or Buick written in the center,
    Have you kissed a PIT BULL lately?

    Greeley Colorado

  • hoggyrubberhoggyrubber
    Posts: 488Gold Member
    maybe it's a falstaff hubcap.:lol:
  • Geoff C., N.Z.Geoff C., N.Z.
    Posts: 2,273Platinum Member
    Looks like Cadillac to me, but then "Hudson's got what Caddi-lacks"
    If you're stuck in a hole, stop digging.
  • Sunset Classics
    Posts: 103Hitchhiker
    Go check out eBay using: Buick, hubcap, 195*, as search words and you'll see a lot of 1950's Buick hubcaps for sale that have the same logo outline. Could be that this one in question has some paint missing.
  • 2manyprojects
    Posts: 120Expert Adviser
    yes paint is missing. could it be a 46 caddy?
  • bent metalbent metal
    Posts: 1,356Platinum Member
    1049superg wrote:
    "Izat" a Buick hubcap?

    I don't know. But Buick would be my guess as well. Maybe 58 or 59? :)
  • Kevin C.Kevin C.
    Posts: 413Platinum Member
    Geoff C., N.Z. wrote:
    Looks like Cadillac to me, but then "Hudson's got what Caddi-lacks"

    There is a Hudson guy from Pittsburgh that can explain that!:lol:


    Kevin C.
  • Marconi
    Posts: 549Platinum Member
    Kinda looks like late 60s or early 70s Buick to me, but then, whadda I Know???
  • 1049superg1049superg
    Posts: 408Gold Member
    It looks a bit like the outline of the Canada Dry logo. Still, I say it's a Buick hubcap.
  • SamJSamJ
    Posts: 1,405Platinum Member
    1049superg wrote:
    It looks a bit like the outline of the Canada Dry logo. Still, I say it's a Buick hubcap.

    Here's some trivia for you: Around the same time as Hudson's founding, Robert "Sam" McLaughlin produced McLauglin cars in Oshawa, Ontario, then did a deal where they used some Buick components and were called "McLaughlin-Buicks." The McLaughlin Motor Company became GM Canada with Sam as a major GM shareholder, Board Member and Chairman of the Board of GM Canada. He lived to be 101 years old (1871- 1972) and walked to work at GM every day from his nearby estste until he was 100.

    His brother J.J., a chemist, founded Canada Dry.

    Pretty successful family, eh? :cheer:
    HETfortyqtpi@earthlink.net (drop the HET)

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