History Anyone recognize this? Idk where to even start

I went back to my Identifying Instrument Panels link and it didn't have the temp at the end. Unfortunately, I get this msg when I try it:
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I don't have, and don't particularly want, a Google login, so I can't see if the site still exists.

 

Here we go!

 

I had to...whatre the odds!?

 

Karma, dude! .
Marcus...

 

@oliver westlund - Now you just "need" some of these 1929 Hudson decorative silver-plated “Pine Cone” trim pieces:

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Thanks HEMI32! Details like this are what made cars special back then, thanks for taking the time to find them and post them. Bob

 

It's cool regardless.

 

I have one of these!

 

I hope you're not referring to the glitter-nails... .
Marcus...

 

Hudson merged with Nash , they later became AMC .AMC was bought by Chrysler corp .

ipso facto it’s a DODGE !!

 

Hey, respect my pronouns!

 

Sounds like somebody "woke" up on the wrong side of the bed.

 

The site [https://sites.google.com/site/identifyinginstrumentpanels/home] was apparently hosted as a "cl***ic" Google Site originally. Back in January of this year these "cl***ic" sites were to be automatically migrated to a "new" Google Site format. Quite possibly this migration to the "new" format may have required some follow-up by the site's administrator within a certain time frame to ensure that the site would remain accessible and viewable to the public over time. I don't think a Google Login was ever required.

If you want to slog through more of the details of this transformation click the link below. But you might want to pack a lunch.

https://support.google.com/a/answer/9958187

I tried to access the original site a few months ago, but to no avail. Too bad, as it was a useful reference source.

 

So woke lol

 

Pinecone Es*** instrument panel would look nice on a traditional rod