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Check u joints are not parallel with each other. Did you get rid of the Spicer joint?

Your tires currently live where?

Yes you can. Contact Ron Fellows. he advertises in the WTN.

Very nice !!! Is your 33 an 8 ??

Good Halloween add. that price scared the crap out me.

Horrible picks as usual. Price is very out of touch with reality. I’d buy it for 2500 if it was close and the wood was ok. It’s Likely not. It’s a very big car. That roof is over 7’ tall. Any one notice the aluminum V12 block sitting on a heap just above the headlight???

It is not an Essex.

That’s a good add !

Those pins don’t look horrible. Do you know that they are serviceable by rotating the pins to a good surface. Pins should be the same for 19 to 25. Possibly even later.

That’s a 22 or 23. They moved the plugs to the other side (this motor ) in 21. It also has a timing chain not gears. As the early ones did. Nice score. They are a very fast and reliable engines.

I was always told to use 1/2 trans oil and 1/2 water. Shake well in a squirt bottle. engine hot and squirt it down the carb but don’t let the engine stall. Pre warn you Neighbours and fire department cause the white smoke is unreal. If had good success doing this on old flat heads. It’s very important that when your done you pull the plugs and squirt some oil down the cylinders. The process above washes the cylinder walls down.

A nice and mostly original example but the are expecting Hudson Money for an Essex. Price is double to much and then that’s still optimistic.

PKFindlay, the hole centres that Zeke01 gave you are correct. If they don’t match to what you have then you clearly don’t have a hudson motor of the years you ask for. That carb was used right up to 1923.

The right hand drive car that keiser posted of is from NewZealand.

Love your build . Keep us updated. Out of curiosity….. what’s the car in the background?

Not the same car.

With those hideous plug wires it obviously from a parts car and deemed scrap value. 🤣

The webs to the oil pan make it a 262 or 308. Good find.

I hope your in better shape

For any one thinking about this over priced truck, those fenders are for a car. The cars didn’t have running boards out side the door. So those fenders will have a big hole in them won’t line up with the running boards as you see on the truck.

Hudson club is strong in Ohio. Ask there.

The rad to the right of the Franklin is Hudson.

Great video. I love the trucks. my 46 Hudson pickup came from his collection.

Ask here https://forum.hetclub.org/

Not Hudson