Hudson on the Web Mods and Rods

Hudsons on the Web

Mod's and Rod's

This is NOT Your Father's Hudson (Sorry Mr. Olds)

Last Modified on: 12/01/2004

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**Flamin Hudson Hotrod**
Pastor Jesse's HotRod Hudson I bought the car about 7 months ago for 750.00 Canadian and have had a great time turning it into a retro hotrod. The car is bone stock except for the cosmetic changes and bolt on chrome goodies.

**1917 Great Race Hudson**

**1917 Great Race Hudson**

**1916 Great Race Hudson**

**1916 Great Race Hudson**

**1932 Essex**
Joe Brown's 1932 Essex with a 409 Chevy Engine

**1934 Terraplane Convertible**
Glen Reeves 1934 Hudson Terraplane rumbleseat convertible. Richmond, IN.

**1954 Jet Dragster**
1954 Jet Dragster in Don Garlits' Museum of Drag Racing. Formerly owned by the late Sloane McCauley of North Texas. Long time HETers will remember his frequent articles in the "Hudson Monthly" magazine in the mid-'70s. (per Charlie Woodruff)

**1929 Essex**
Brian Howard's 1929 Essex from Woodstock Ontario Canada with 302 Ford engine

**1950 Pacemaker**

1938 Hudson Street Rod
World's Fastest Hudson
Butch Vanderbeck's modified 1938 Street Rod. It's claim to fame is to be the Fastest Street Rod in the US.

**1930 Hudson**

**1929 Hudson**

**1937 Super Terraplane**

**1931 Hudson**
Bill and Doris Hanna's 1931 Custom Hudson

**1929 Essex**

**1947 Hudson**

1951 Hornet Convertible

**1951 Hornet Convertible**
Dave's '51 Without the Trimmings

**1952 Hudson**

**1937 Terraplane Racer**
1937 Hudson Terraplane currently in Racing Museum at Bathurst NSW Australia. This classic car first raced at Bathurst in 1956 and was built by Stan Carpenter and Ross Reid. It has a six cylinder engine and a Humber (English Car) gearbox. It last raced in a Historic Car Meeting in 1989 and is currently owned by John Herman.

**Railton Racer**
Mike McManus' 1934 Railton. Modified tourer with a shortened chassis (nbr. 964515) & cycle type wings (fenders). The body is by Berkeley and has been specially built for hill climbing. Think that's why he parked it on a slope?

**1926 Fire Truck (Millie)**
Millie is very well travelled. We have trailered her about 40,000 miles in most of the states east of the Mississippi. She was the chief's car for the Hollywood FL FD when the 1926 hurricane blew the fire house on her. She was resurrected as a hose tender and utility vehicle and remained in service till the early 50s. Owners Pam and Sam Gill, FL

**1932 Hudson Sterling**
1932 Hudson Sterling Series. The fenders have been extended at the bottom to look like a 1933 but its a '32, the grill is also '32. She has been stretched and placed on an Olds chassis. She is now running a Cadillac powerplant. Info courtesy Ed Souers

**1929 Custom Built Boattail**
Owner: Lee Anderson. Purchased from Paul O'Malley about 5 years ago. Not a stock Hudson but rather a repro of an era correct custom boat tail speedster. It has a high speed rear with five wire wheels. The rear section flips up to expose the spare tire and a small trunk. One of a kind. Info: Lewis Mendenhall

**1951 Hover Hudson**
1951 Hover Hudson The ultimate in future travel. Propelled by 308 anti- grav thrusters, this beauty moves into the sky with the ease of a bird. The Step-Down design gives it a lower center of gravity thus providing more sleek lines and greater handling capabilities. Zero to Mach .5 in 32 sec makes for an exciting way to get there! It's my page and I can dream can't I?

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