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syddthekidd

When you say honey, I've ran out of space and need to bring the fender in the house to cure she doesn't look at you like you are out of your mind and actually helps you carry it in the house. I love my wife!

Kevin C.

She must be a very tolerant wife as that green fender doesn't go well with the wall color or the furniture! LOL

Kevin C.

46HudsonPU

Sometimes I wish there was a 'like' button... But ONLY sometimes!

54SuperWasp

It reminds me, when I was a kid, we would not own a house, and dad would keep some parts for sale and I remember seeing a pile of tires behind their bedroom door and batteries on charge under the bathroom sink. During the war and after he was always finding tires or other things for sale or bought a car, repair it and selling it back a week later with a little profit and, in 62, he bought that 51 Hornet conv and kept it for 2 years! This is how I got the disease...Michel

ra4jumb

I had a room in the house full of car parts, she said hey wouldn't it be better if you built a rally big garage! Tough question there.

1951hornethardtop

Hang on to her! My wife of 49+ years has help me on my Hudson for years. Of course I have help her with her hobbies. As a results we have both become interested in each others hobbies.

hudsontech

My wife was very narrow minded about my Hudson activity around the house - we had a fair sized barn attached to the house. She didn't say to much about my rebuilding a carburetor in the kitchen - I told her it was January and 10 below zero outside and not much better in the barn.
Her main objection was when I tried to bring a transmission that needed to be overhauled into the kitchen. Still wonder why.

Hudsonly,
Alex Burr
Memphis, TN

Ol racer

Im blessed with an understanding Hudson Wife as well with a BDR always full of fragile parts, books, etc, plus using the family room floor for upholstry and misc work when I need a 'clean uncluttered flat area'....

faustmb

I'm lucky there too I guess. I thought putting an entire car in the basement might be the straw that broke the camels back, but we're good :)

PAULARGETYPE

FOR YEARS I HAVE STORED FINNISHED CROME UNDER OUR WATER BED IT HAS A DOOR AT THE FOOT END OF THE BED SO BUMPERS AND LONG CROME JUST SLIDE RIGHT UNDER STEFI HAS NEVER SAID A WORD ABOUT IT SHE SAYS SHE DOEN'T WANT TO PAY TWICE FOR PLATING

1951hornethardtop

Paul, I knew a guy who kept a transmition and overdrive under his bed. Whats scary is I totaly understand the chrome. I keep a 49 com. horn button in my hankerchief drawer right beside the two 51 NOS porkchops I bought 50 years ago. LOL

37 CTS

Wow Paul , I thought I was the chrome under the bed "inventor", had all the 52 Hornet chrome under the there. Right now the newley repainted battery cover is on the Kitchen counter, thats where she left it.

48Sed

My wife let me lay out the interior material on the dining room floor so I could cut it out which ment moving chairs/table to make room.Than I used her ironing board to iron out the head liner after she gave me a few tips so I wouldn't damage it.

hdsn49

When I was restoring my "49. My wife let me keep the reupholstered seats in the living room while waiting for the rest of the interior to be completed. She also lets me keep both Hudsons in the garage and parks her car outside. My son Matt just closed on a house with a two car garage. We helped him out with the down payment in exchange one of the Hudsons goes to his house. Lynn has put up with my Hudson fascination for almost 40 years. I guess I'll keep her. LOL

lostmind

Not sure I understand this " let me " stuff. LOL

48Sed

The dog house is very very cold this time of year lol

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