1951/52/53 Hudson Hornet Club Coupe

Good day everyone,
I am looking for a 1951/52/53 Hudson Hornet Club Coupe! The condition doesn't matter (good condition and drivable would be best)! The place doesn't matter! 1951 would be best but I would take every reasonable opportunity!
I'm thankful for every respond and wish you all a great week!
Best regards,
Devrim
I am looking for a 1951/52/53 Hudson Hornet Club Coupe! The condition doesn't matter (good condition and drivable would be best)! The place doesn't matter! 1951 would be best but I would take every reasonable opportunity!
I'm thankful for every respond and wish you all a great week!
Best regards,
Devrim
Comments
I do think you should consider new or re-manufactured parts. As Ken indicated, it's certain suicide to be driving with "wearing" parts that saw their best days in the 1950's! Fortunately, Hudsons are not Duesenbergs, and the drive train parts are as reasonably priced as any other cars of the era. However, good body and chrome parts are not as easy to find, so make sure you purchase a car that's solid, un-dented and un-rusted. The body's the all-important thing; if it doesn't have an engine, that's just a minor concern.
Thank you!
http://www.21stcenturyhudson.net/
Hudsonenthusiast-
Welcome to the forum and to Hudsoning! Oldfarmer gave you a good lead above and good advice. Keeping Hudson's original is not for everyone and not the same as keeping a Chevy or Ford original. Basically, it's more expensive and takes more time and effort to do it right. Therefore, buying the very best car you can find and afford will pay you dividends in future maintenance costs. Having a car that recently had someone like the Maas' go through is good insurance, good peace of mind. Being able to jump in and drive across the country right from the get-go has value in and of itself.
Glad you are here!
Thank you very, very much!
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John Forkner
Hudson Essex Terraplane Club
Thank you very much I will definetly join but I have to wait 1 month because my new job starts next week and I will be able to pay the abonnement after receiving the first check: no money in PayPal right now!
Thank you very much and have a great week! I am very excited to becoming a member!
Best regards,
Devrim
Ich wohne in Bracht nahe Düsseldorf!
Vielen Dank und eine schöne Woche noch!
Grüße,
Devrim
Vielen Dank und noch eine schöne Woche!
Grüße aus Bracht,
Devrim
Good day everyone,
I would also buy a 1952 or 1953 Hudson Hornet Coupe! It would still be very nice if you could Zell me if you See a fitting car for 38.000€(44.000 $) or less because I couldn't find a fitting car on Gateway Classic cars, hemmings, craigslist or autotrader! Still searching for one in that segment!
Thank you very much have a great week!
And a special thank you to everyone who has helped me so far!
Best regards,
Devrim
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1951-Hudson-Hornet/153184300448?hash=item23aa7eeda0:g:8o4AAOSwRPhblX2r&vxp=mtr
Best regards, Devrim
i´m also located in Germany. I´m the guy from Freiburg (black forest area). I´ve done a lot of stuff on my 1952 Hudson Hornet club coupe so far. Hope to get it on the road in the next time.....it´s not everybodies cup of tea...but i plan on doing a "Herb Thomas" tribute car. I´m just not sure which route to go: decals or hand lettering.
Thanks, Marco
@Devrim and Brent: sent me a pm
Hand lettering would look more authentic I think.