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In this Discussion
- 46HudsonPU October 2006
- 51hornetA October 2006
- 7XPacemaker October 2006
- ArkieJazz October 2006
- BJ__TN October 2006
- Jon B October 2006
- jsrail October 2006
- PAULARGETYPE October 2006
- rambos_ride October 2006
- Sgnl50 October 2006
- TOM B October 2006
- tristansdaz October 2006
Nothing says Hudson like a chopped top and batwings!
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I think the car was taken to Mexico for the interior! When you look at the interior pics, I can almost here "la cucaracha" playing in the background!
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7XPacemaker wrote:
Yup, I recognize this car - never saw it in person, but it has been the subject of at least a couple of posts... These are new pictures, which hadn't been posted before. Too bad there aren't any pictures from the front - my recollection is that it is more than a bit unusual also...I think the car was taken to Mexico for the interior! When you look at the interior pics, I can almost here "la cucaracha" playing in the background! -
By far one of my favorites Customs.

Matt FallOut -
YA KNOW WE HAVE A SITE FOR Street Rods
Hudson Street Rods, Classic Cruisers, Rats and Other Period Hudson Street Rods BUT YOU KEEP POSTING STUFF OVER HERE AND THEN ***** WHEN SOME ONE SAYS SOMETHING BAD ABOUT STREET RODS I'M NOT A PUREST BUT WOULD LIKE TO SEE THINGS WHERE THERE THEY SHOULD BE
HUDSONLY
PAUL SCHUSTER -
Well, I guess in the final analysis someone is gonna post his picture where he wants it. But -- hey! -- if he posts it here, I have a right to my opinion, which is: aaaarrrggghhh!!
Why can't some of these extremely creative types turn their energy toward turning out something neat, like a 'fantasy Hudson' that never was. For example ...say... a Step-Down woodie wagon (along the lines of a '49 Packard wagon), or a 4-door convertible?? That would take every bit as much ability as the tailfinned monstrosity above, and in the end I think it would turn a lot more heads! -
PAULARGETYPE wrote:YA KNOW WE HAVE A SITE FOR Street Rods
Hudson Street Rods, Classic Cruisers, Rats and Other Period Hudson Street Rods BUT YOU KEEP POSTING STUFF OVER HERE AND THEN ***** WHEN SOME ONE SAYS SOMETHING BAD ABOUT STREET RODS I'M NOT A PUREST BUT WOULD LIKE TO SEE THINGS WHERE THERE THEY SHOULD BE
HUDSONLY
PAUL SCHUSTER
I give up! I've tried Paul. But like I've said before, post a hot rod here and you deserve whatever you get! lol -
its for sale on ebay right now so you can see it from every angle.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1952-Hudson-Wasp-4-dr-leadsled_W0QQitemZ130033033946QQihZ003QQcategoryZ6472QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItemwww.hudsonmotorcar.org -
51hornetA wrote:its for sale on ebay right now so you can see it from every angle.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1952-Hudson-Wasp-4-dr-leadsled_W0QQitemZ130033033946QQihZ003QQcategoryZ6472QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Oh Lord! I've never seen the front of this car!
Where'd they git those big bullet b o o b s on the front of the car? Bah-ha! Sorry not my style...of course neither is the rest of the car and I like most customs! -
Dan, The boobs look kinda like the headlight buckets from a mid to late thirties car......Although I wouldn't have built it, someone did put a lot of time and effort into it, and it's not all bad. anyways, it shows a lot of imagination.
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They're so...big...big-big, very big...really big!
If I had a set of bullets like that I'd never leave home! Doh!
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Gentlemen! Gentlemen! Let us be the very soul of propriety here! Back in the nineteen-fifties, we called those appendages 'Dagmars'. Everyone knew what we were talking about without our using four-letter words, LOL! -
They used to call those "Dagmars" after a well known actress of the time that wore very pointed bras on her large bazzoooooms.
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Jon B wrote:

Gentlemen! Gentlemen! Let us be the very soul of propriety here! Back in the nineteen-fifties, we called those appendages 'Dagmars'. Everyone knew what we were talking about without our using four-letter words, LOL!
Sweet! A reference to one of my favorite female antatomy part(s) I hadn't heard of!
It's now been added to my list
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Interesting thing is my teenagers think its a very cool looking Hudson and want me to buy it. So much for what the next generation thinks eh?
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YIKES....Please pass me the BARF BUCKET



