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[Closed] PICs - From My Collection - Hudson in Green

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John Merritt
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PICs - From My Collection - Hudson in Green 1931 Hudson Greater Eight Sedan, Brooklin-1 of 1 Special
1936 Hudson Terraplane Sedan, Brooklin-BRK 102
1942 Hudson Commodore Eight Sedan, WMCE 33g
1951 Hudson Hornet Sedan, Brooklin-BRK 225a
1954 Hudson Hornet Sedan, Brooklin-BRK 174
1955 Hudson Hornet Sedan, Brooklin-FS 07


John Merritt
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Great! The only thing I might suggest is a favorite convertible. (pic)

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I like Hudsons! And I like your posts, John.



   
(@mike-detorrice)
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Outstanding gathering of Hudsons !



   
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Mighty fine line-up... thanks for sharing.



   
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Two thumbs up, way up!



   
Curtis Parisi
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Excellent herd of Hudsons!



   
jacques
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Great cars and great photographed, well done!!



   
jacques
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John, that 1931 is that a conversion by John Roberts from BRK 12?



   
(@bob-jackman)
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The 1931 is really outstanding. I'm with Jacques, is that a

JR special?



   
John Merritt
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It is a John Roberts conversion. According to the info I received with the model.

A Brooklin BRK 12 and a Rob Eddie RE 14 models were used in the conversion's creation.


John Merritt
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I own up! Twas me!!



   
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