For those of you
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For those of you
I was gonna post about how much I liked that McLaren, but I really like the Hudson, too. Nice artwork. Where is Habersham?
Very Cool! Thanks for sharing those pics buddy!
I'm diggin' on that 63 Rambler American Vert!
~WB
~WB
Bill:
When I was in high school, there was a rather small-ish guy, quite shy but could be pretty funny, and his Dad had a Rambler American, although not a convertible like Teresa's (a different Teresa) above. He started going steady with one of the girls in class and guys teased him until they all realized that his Dad's car had fully reclining front seats. Whoa..... He eventually married that girl, his one and only girl-friend, and they're still married today. I saw her over the Summer and found that he still has that car. Must have been pretty good seats.
Lane: Doc Salzer has four Hudsons and one is the same 3-tone blue/gray business coupe that was used in the movie "The Notebook". His others are a Commodore Sedan and a Hudson Hornet with racing signage from the old days. Lately, he's been buying Packards and Studebakers.
Hambersham is a village about 15 minutes from my house on the other side of Beaufort on the same river I live beside. They have their own post office and are, technically, part of Beaufort county. I think they currently have about 3,500 homes there.
Here's a picture of Doc's Hornet:
When I was in high school, there was a rather small-ish guy, quite shy but could be pretty funny, and his Dad had a Rambler American, although not a convertible like Teresa's (a different Teresa) above. He started going steady with one of the girls in class and guys teased him until they all realized that his Dad's car had fully reclining front seats. Whoa..... He eventually married that girl, his one and only girl-friend, and they're still married today. I saw her over the Summer and found that he still has that car. Must have been pretty good seats.
Lane: Doc Salzer has four Hudsons and one is the same 3-tone blue/gray business coupe that was used in the movie "The Notebook". His others are a Commodore Sedan and a Hudson Hornet with racing signage from the old days. Lately, he's been buying Packards and Studebakers.
Hambersham is a village about 15 minutes from my house on the other side of Beaufort on the same river I live beside. They have their own post office and are, technically, part of Beaufort county. I think they currently have about 3,500 homes there.
Here's a picture of Doc's Hornet:
Lane, we have the last Hudson dealer in the world here:
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/04/11/travel/driving-hudsons-survive-the-dealer-does-too.html
Until recently you could go into the showroom and buy a Hudson (used, of course).
Now it has been expanded into a museum.
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/04/11/travel/driving-hudsons-survive-the-dealer-does-too.html
Until recently you could go into the showroom and buy a Hudson (used, of course).
Now it has been expanded into a museum.
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Nice photos, thanks for sharing.
Thanks, Gordon. There's hope for us winter-bounds yet! Looks like Hudson Heaven there yesterday.
More pictures from the Habersham show have surfaced, this time from a professional Photographer (No, not me).
Enjoy, all you cold weather folks!
http://share.shutterfly.com/share/received/album.sfly?startIndex=0&sid=0AbOGbFw1buWLCRg&fid=5fdb3c684adfcea9
Enjoy, all you cold weather folks!
http://share.shutterfly.com/share/received/album.sfly?startIndex=0&sid=0AbOGbFw1buWLCRg&fid=5fdb3c684adfcea9