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Don't have a picture of the engine, but know of a Jet that used a 1967 Plymouth 273 from a Valiant with 1968 Mopar 318 Heads, a 904 B Automatic...
You guys see this recent thread pop up? Might want to keep tabs of this '54 JetLiner former dirt track racer as it hopes to see the streets again:...
I'm excited to see what comes of this one! The Jets only came from the factory with a 202 in them that produced 104 h.p., but the Twin-H option...
Shaun: Do you know the history on this Jet? Would love to hear more about it!
What are your plans for this old racer? Too bad some salty sea air got to it, love the look of the ghost signage.
Look forward to seeing updates on your project!
I put about 35 miles on my Jet the other day. About a block from home, I went to slow down and had to put a little extra pressure on the brakes...
House Bill 1134 proposes a $30 annual renewal fee for Horseless Carriage and Collector plates. This bill has already been read on the floor of...
Washington Governor to Sign Street Rod and Custom Vehicle Bill Into Law on April 18, 2011 Anyone who has ever tried to license a homebuilt car...
Welcome! There's a lot of knowledgable Hudson folk with parts in your area. Are you a member of the Hudson Essex Terraplane Club? Have you visited...
Will be on the lookout in Puyallup/Graham. Time for a surveillance camera. A couple of the suggestions by Lucky3 are good to keep in mind.
Following are photos of a 1912 Hudson Model "33" Mile-A-Minute Roadster that I took at the 2009 National HET meet in Pontiac (Detroit), MI. They...
There's no turning back now. Look forward to seeing some pics. Be sure to visit hetclub.org and look into becoming a member. There are some...
Here's a great comparison of the Italia prototype, also referred to as the Hornet Italia, and Italia #22. Also, the open door of the prototype....
When do we get to see pics? I lean towards keeping it stock both body and engine. Only use the improvements they made back in the day like...
Always enjoy seeing HET threads. Enjoy that convertible!
Doubles as a bumper should someone try to sideswipe them and dog piss won't rust out the running boards, right?
In response to this earlier post, styling of the Jet is a debate in itself. During development of the Jet line, chief designer Frank Spring had...
Here's a '54 Hudson Jet racing a '56 Ford. I've got a great story about this car on my website. The direct link is: HudsonJet.net/4522.html
Is this out of a newspaper? If so, do you have the rest of the article?
Look forward to seeing pics. I second studhud. Also, there's a very active Hudson Forum on ClassicCar.com that has a section devoted to Customizing.
This thread makes me want to hide something in my car for someone to find decades from now.
I couldn't make it. Anyone have pics?
There's a lot of fun themes that could be done on that. The flat glass is an easy fix.
If someone's wanting the vintage look, check out http://bigchillfridge.com . The new fridge with old look is good for kids with young family's, so...
Although I saw a few cars I recognized from other car shows, it seems that overall, the show pulls in a slightly different selection. It's good...
Hope to do this again next year!
I spent the week there. It was awesome! Over 400 Hudson, Essex, and Terraplane vehicles showed for the event. There was a handful of modifieds...
Don't know about you guys, but for me this weekend was good motivation. One, to get home and work on my car. Two, to score another project to...
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