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I didn't buy it, but I think it was a good buy depending on the underbody condition. Lots of room for spending on interior repair and paint touch up , if you can do it yourself. Way more fun then a used Toyata

The engine is modified with Clifford high compression aluminum head and exhaust headers. Most likely rebuilt? It's a coupe in the last year of " Real" Hudsons. The color is one of the better options that year. I think it's a $20K car unless it has serious undisclosed problems. The seat can be repaired easily. My Wife drove a 54 Hornet as a daily driver in the 70's. It was a " Dealer Demo" with power steering and brakes. We owned 13 Hudsons through the years , The 49 Commodore being the best road car.

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Many cars used that model Hobbs light , trunk or hood

looks industrial , forklift or tractor? Any numbers?

See--it had price , location , photos and it sold.

Matt Harwood's prices are always boldly listed , at the end of the ad. I always scroll down first and then go back and read the description.

Not for me , black x box

For cleaning inside of pipe?

Very generous offer

1936 Hudson/ Terraplane used same bolt pattern as Ford?They have a wheel that looks similar?

They are sold. Thanks for the inquiry. Roy

Some inside photos please.

Could you post a photo of the bottom? Room for a plunger? Looks like a solenoid to activate something heavy duty, top motor or similar.

Take a look at some photos of 51- 53 Hudson , vent windows.

48-51 Hudson Commodore and Hornet There's a lot of them out there , the lenes are worth saving Keiser replied while I was typing

Tell everyone it's for a Harley , it will be in high demand with triple value, lol It actually does look similar to motorcycle dress up lights , but they are normally chrome or stainless like the one in the link I posted. It's very much like a Guide light I have , which is listed as a backup light by the number on it. Check the bulb , if it has one. A high candle power bulb would be backup , low power would be running light or park light.

Looks like Buick , 50's, but may bean aftermarket replacement

Aftermarket , probably J.C. Whitney

The grille and hood ornament and crank cover are definitely worth saving. Headlight buckets also if not rusted through. Check ebay " Sold" pricing to get an idea if it's worth your effort.

Thanks for the input. I had it on the Hudson forum and they id'd it. I see it's similar but no cigar. I'll keep looking , probably go unidentified long after I'm gone. Roy

Here's a '13 if someone reading this is interested. Not mine Touring. Most metal and wood is new. Stroker kit in motor, 0 miles on motor. Bosch du4 speedster magneto. Metropolitan brakes, double wishbone front end. New top. Overdrive, have the title in my name. Looking for 10k. Ph 7013612935. 95 plus percent finished. Needs brakes finished, mag installed, and trans bands installed. Attachments 20190930_175245.jpg 152.1 KB Views: 67

All boxed and ready to ship- 6 for $40 plus shipping

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