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  1. gbgh
    Joined: Sep 22, 2005
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    Do not recognize this car. Long piano style hinge has me stumped. Ideas?
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  2. plym_46
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    27 28 Chrysler or DeSoto.
     
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  3. Budget36
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    4 minutes, HAMB is lagging;)
     
  4. Piano hinge dodge :D
     
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  5. moparboy440
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    It's not a Chrysler Product.
    It's 1929 Hudson Super Six Sport Coupe!
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  6. HOTRODPRIMER
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    The body looks more like a Es*** or Hudson , the Chrysler & Desoto has conventional doors not suicide. HRP
     
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  7. gbgh
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    I think you nailed it !! 1926 Hudson Super Six!
    Thank you!
     
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  8. dwollam
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    Piano hinges were common on Es*** and Hudsons of that period.

    Dave
     
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  9. Yep, got a friend who's building a Es*** as we speak....
     
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  10. deucemac
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    A 1927 Norwegian Framastat saloon, quite rare !
     
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  11. hudson48
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    You all beat me to it. Es*** was my first observation having owned a 26 Es*** 4 door sedan many uears ago.
     
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  12. Kevin Pharis
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    While I am far from a Hudson or Es*** expert... but the OP pic is no 6 cylinder car. The hood length is that of a 4 cylinder car, and is likely no different in size than a Model A. Maybe if Hudson made a 4 cylinder model...?
     
  13. arkiehotrods
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    1929 Es***
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  14. Rusty J
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    Those are heavy spoked wheels which mean they were built for faster speeds.
     
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  15. grumpy65
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    I think you are wrong here Kevin. Compare the pics...........................:)
    (By the way, I have a '28 model Hudson Super Six.)
     
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  16. ratster
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    my 27 Es*** "The Joker"
     

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  17. Stogy
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    They were obviously in bed together...or it's damn near copyright infringement...

    Were there different models as aluded perhaps a straight 8 and 6...there was a ton of that going on then that's for sure...
     
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  18. grumpy65
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    Hudson also produced the Es*** as a smaller, less expensive option. In the late '20s and early '30s they were both an inline six. Here are the wheelbases for comparison.
    1928 Ford Model A................103.5"
    1928 Es***...............................110.5"
    1928 Hudson Model S............118.5"
    1928 Hudson Model O...........127.0"
     
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  19. Stogy
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    Well Grumpy now we have @arkiehotrods tossing in a 29 Es*** which looks pretty much alike and I see the Es*** has 6 sided Hubcaps where the Hudson looks round...and then there is the shorter hood...the OP pic does look to have non round perhaps 6 sided caps...
     
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  20. grumpy65
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    I think @arkiehotrods is on the money. I would think '29 Es*** is it. Still an inline six though. Remember, the Es*** is pretty well just a baby Hudson. Still larger than the Model A 'runt of the litter'.......:):):)
     
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  21. Stogy
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    @gbgh I think you have to get excited twice now because it's a 29 Es*** as presented by @arkiehotrods...ding ding ding...congrats Arkie!!

    Arkie is that your Es***?...soon to be Hotrod...:)...Montana Dodge Boys have a Similar vintage Dodge 3 Window and it is a real sharp Hotrod running a Supercharged Inline...it was chopped very mildly to give it that look of the Vintage advertising they presented at that time...The Artists always seemed to take those oldies and give them a more likeable Stance and pleasing Rooflines...
     
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  22. Stogy
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    Psychedelic man...I've shared your ride before...I'll bet they're a bit more roomy and perhaps a better riding Hotrod with the bigger wheelbase...

    Do you have a build Thread Ratster?...I ask as I like to update the pics I share as I find the roots...
     
  23. grumpy65
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    This is the defining feature that answers the question. Well spotted Stogy......;)
     
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