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More Paint Questions for '37 Terraplane
Here is the chart for 1937.

Comment by 4Hud June 12 permalink
More Paint Questions for '37 Terraplane
Here is something you might want to get to help with your decision. Anything period accurate will look good.

Comment by 4Hud June 12 permalink
NEW ROSTER BOOK
Looking forward to the day when it's feasible to have the roster online. We can save a ton of work,many dollars and a bunch o' trees too. Not to open a can here, just thinking out loud. Bob C.

Comment by 4Hud June 12 permalink
Hudson At Portland Swap Meet
*I'm with you totally on this one Gary. Plus, swap meets are another great reason for a road trip to places you would not likely have otherwise visited. The swap meet will never die!

Comment by 4Hud April 15 permalink
Hudsons at auction 3/2/13
That 1926 Hudson looks more like a 1930 or 1931. Would be a lovely car if redone by some energetic soul.

Comment by 4Hud February 26 permalink
Terraplane trim screws 'n' hubcaps
1937 hubcaps say Terraplane-Hudson with red lettering. For 1938 they say Hudson-Terraplane and I think the script color may be red and blue?

Comment by 4Hud February 18 permalink
Scott Adams, you've gone too far!
I think its kind of funny. Since the majority of the population is unaware of our hobby,a little press can t be all that bad.

Comment by 4Hud February 12 permalink
More old photos
Here are some from my city, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The Freeman Company was in business from 1913 to the start of WW2, (1939).

Comment by 4Hud December 2012 permalink
1929 interior
Here are a couple shots I have from my files. I don't own the car.

Comment by 4Hud December 2012 permalink
Aerocar/Hudson plant still standing
We were taken by this building and several others on the bus trip during the 100th Anniversary Hudson meet in 2009, unfortunately we were unable to stop and get out, not the best neighbourhood these days. What a great experience to get a glimse of t…

Comment by 4Hud December 2012 permalink
Hub Cap Restoration
Great article. What was used to repair the cracks, silver solder? Further to the vinyl mask on larger surfaces, I used thin vinyl with adhesive back from an arts supply store, placed it over top,tucked in all the edges tightly and trimmed the exce…

Comment by 4Hud November 2012 permalink
Fuel Pump Help needed on my 37 Hudson
A good rebuilt fuel pump will give you many years of service. Mine has worked fine without an electric pump.

Comment by 4Hud September 2012 permalink
WTN RANT
Recieved mine in Alberta today.

Comment by 4Hud April 2012 permalink
1937 Terraplane Vin # HELP ASAP
OK. I guess I should have checked the layer post.

Comment by 4Hud September 2012 permalink
1937 Terraplane Vin # HELP ASAP
Car looks great. Any more pics you can share with us? Interior etc. Thanks

Comment by 4Hud September 2012 permalink
Oil Level indicator.
Just went out and had a look at mine, I am interested Geoff. Thanks. Bob

Comment by 4Hud September 2012 permalink
1937 Terraplane Vin # HELP ASAP
Just to complicate things a little more, the Canadian cars that were assembled in Tilbury,Ontario in this time period had the 3rd number replaced with a "C", after the model designation. eg. 71C### Bob

Comment by 4Hud September 2012 permalink
1930 throw-out bearing
Thanks Jon.

Comment by 4Hud September 2012 permalink
Is this a Hudson cowl?
Just the cowl, it should be $100-$200, my guess if the guy is a regular car guy. $2500 if the guy is a car expert trained by Barrett-Jackson tv auction.

Comment by 4Hud August 2012 permalink
1921 hudson craigslist
Doin' fine. Starting to work on getting the '36 Hudson going.

Comment by 4Hud August 2012 permalink
1921 hudson craigslist
That would be a great looking car when done, the square-back Coach is an attractive model. Price seems decent, lucky for the bank account it's not closer to home. According to the Butler book this body style first became available in Feb. of 19…

Comment by 4Hud August 2012 permalink
1930 Hudson 5 Pass. in Calgary Alberta
How about now ?

Comment by 4Hud August 2012 permalink
1930 Hudson 5 Pass. in Calgary Alberta
Sorry. Technical difficulties posting photo. Will try tomorrow. Bob

Comment by 4Hud August 2012 permalink
Irishmans Rally NewZealand
But you got mud on them ! Just kiddin'. Great shots. The Kiwi folk lead the way on old car enjoyment.

Comment by 4Hud June 2012 permalink
54 Hornet auction in Canada
I saw this car on an old car tour about 6 yrs ago and spoke with the older couple driving it. As I remember it was pretty decent. Go for it Sean. Bob

Comment by 4Hud April 2012 permalink
Pre Stepdown Modern Rear End
On my '37 Terraplane I used a diff. from a 65 Dodge 6 cyl. std. trans. I think it is 3.73 ratio. It was off center also, it's o.k. as long as the driveshaft doesn't rub on the x-frame opening. The important thing is to make sure all a…

Comment by 4Hud April 2012 permalink
1913 Hudson Torpedo for sale
This car has been available in various places over the last couple of years, I think it was on the HCCA site at 20 grand less which sounded high to me. I would love to have it though.

Comment by 4Hud March 2012 permalink
27 boat tail
Hmmm,I wonder how much to rent it for 2 weeks, we're coming down there for the VCC Rally in Wanganui in January. That does seem to be a good buy, $13,260 Canadian.

Comment by 4Hud December 2011 permalink
F/S '37 Hudson Terraplane grill
Dang,I missed the boat the boat again, I sold my nice spare a couple years ago for about $100. These grills are much sought after by the Rat Rod crowd these days.

Comment by 4Hud December 2011 permalink
37 PU bonnet fitment question
I don't think the shells are different but I am wondering about any re-work on the inner face of the fenders that attaches to the lower horizontal panel.

Comment by 4Hud December 2011 permalink

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