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Twin H
What would two them cost,the 2114s or the 990s?

Comment by 48Sed January 29 permalink
Twin H
From what I can find the correct carb is # WA-1 2114s?

Comment by 48Sed January 28 permalink
Twin H
So the #307183 would be for the Hornet 308 engine due to the different carbs used?

Comment by 48Sed January 28 permalink
Twin H
What is the casting number of the correct manifold for the later 262?

Comment by 48Sed January 28 permalink
262 Engine Question
With the block made harder is it safe to say many engines that need a rebuild don't require boring just rings?

Comment by 48Sed January 27 permalink
262 Engine Question
Ric Thanks for the info. so much to learn about these engines. What was the main reason the Hudson engine was so much better than the other engines from that time period?

Comment by 48Sed January 27 permalink
262 Engine Question
Is he not talking about the hole foe a pilot bearing used for the man trans?

Comment by 48Sed January 26 permalink
262 Engine Question
What change was made to the crank to allow use of the auto trans

Comment by 48Sed January 26 permalink
262 Engine Question
Has anyone run a Clifford HK 117 (1956) cam with a lift of 372 and dur 254? From what I have read the stock cam had a lift of 356

Comment by 48Sed January 25 permalink
262 Engine Question
How much do these old 262 engines sell for that are complete but not running?

Comment by 48Sed January 25 permalink
262 Engine Question
How common was the cracked valve seat in the 262,was it after so many miles , time,overheating? How can one tell when buying an engine that has been sitting for some time?

Comment by 48Sed January 24 permalink
262 Engine Question
What about cyl head interchange?

Comment by 48Sed January 24 permalink
262 Engine Question
Is there anything interchangeable between the 48-54 262? Was the crank different on the engine if an auto trans was used? Thanks

Comment by 48Sed January 24 permalink
262 Engine Question
So are all the 262 narrow blocks through all the years they made them?

Comment by 48Sed January 23 permalink
How you know you've married the right woman.
The dog house is very very cold this time of year lol

Comment by 48Sed January 20 permalink
On Dallas Craigslist......
I looked at the pictures a few times and even the underside of the hood has the plate.

Comment by 48Sed January 19 permalink
How you know you've married the right woman.
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 i…

Comment by 48Sed January 19 permalink
15"X5 Wheels
I can't find info in any book stating the change or when it happened? It would be nice with the welded ones so tubeless tires could be used.

Comment by 48Sed January 10 permalink
Pacemaker windows
2loose... glad to help,here is a picture showing the rear door wood.

Comment by 48Sed January 9 permalink
Pacemaker windows
Here is a picture from a 48-49 Commodore door showing the wood .

Comment by 48Sed January 9 permalink
Installing the stepdown rear speaker option
Do you remember looking at the rear pillar of a 4 door and seeing a black plastic vent looking thing on GM cars for sure,that allowed air to escape when you shut the door so as not to compress it.I think also it allowed air to escape when using the …

Comment by 48Sed January 8 permalink
Rear Seat Assist Straps
It must have been quite a car when new,nice low roof ,very nice ride and so much room inside the car.I get so many people at car shows that comment on the beautiful interiors Hudson did back in the day compared to all the plastic used today.

Comment by 48Sed January 7 permalink
Installing the stepdown rear speaker option
Could the spacers been used to let the trapped air escape from the truck area around the speaker if the home made shield didn't work?

Comment by 48Sed January 7 permalink
Installing the stepdown rear speaker option
The speaker is held in place by the screws that go down through the grill and parcel shelf into the speaker that has clips attached.

Comment by 48Sed January 6 permalink
Rear Seat Assist Straps
What would make this car rear comfortable to drive would be A/C After this past summer in a black car I dream of having nice cold air blowing on me as I cruise down the road in style.

Comment by 48Sed January 5 permalink
Installing the stepdown rear speaker option
Before I put in the head liner I ran a couple of wires along the roof channel along with the tail light wires in case I would install the speaker at some point.Glad I did then as it was easy to connect it up.I am using the factory switch in the dash…

Comment by 48Sed January 5 permalink
Hudson Ownership Satisfaction
I found these remains in the seat when I took it apart.I found lots of the seat material in the frame which held moisture and caused more trouble.

Comment by 48Sed January 5 permalink
Rear Seat Assist Straps
Here is a picture of the inside.I tried to find the closest material to what the factory used . With little templates the interior was a big challenge.

Comment by 48Sed January 5 permalink
Rear Seat Assist Straps
I got the straps installed,what do you think? anyone else have them in installed? I think it gives the car a touch of class

Comment by 48Sed January 5 permalink
Hudson Ownership Satisfaction
More shots,mice lived in the head liner so you will see the damage they do over time to the A post.

Comment by 48Sed January 5 permalink

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