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09-16-2010, 09:25 AM
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I think I could truthfully say that the only Hudsons I recall seeing 'in the day' were the step-down models of the early fifties...
Undoubtedly I saw pre-war stuff running around at the same time, but not that I recognised. All I can say is that you must be pretty old! There would be some stuff about, I know people in the Hudson club here, but I don't know what might be available. For laughs, I really should post a picture of the MacIntyre Hudson sitting on its belly the day all the wheels broke... 
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09-16-2010, 10:28 AM
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Terraplane
Depends what's old, but I'm 66 and I started working in a junk yard when I was 12, so I got to know the old cars pretty well. Got to cut it short, the boys are coming over to go fishing.
later Bob
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