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Topic starter
26/02/2023 5:16 pm
'47 DeSoto or Hudson?
Be sure to make your selection.
Of course, please “Reply” to share your comments.
If selection is greater than 2 rank them.
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John Bono
North Jersey
26/02/2023 5:54 pm
There is too much going on with the Hudson, so for me the DeSoto is the clear winner.
26/02/2023 6:11 pm
I agree with John N.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
George Schire and John Bono reacted
26/02/2023 6:19 pm
I like that racier look of the Hudson.
Frank Reed
Chesapeake, VA
John Bono and John Kuvakas reacted
26/02/2023 7:51 pm
Another vote for DeSoto but I do like the Hudson.
John Bono and George Schire reacted
26/02/2023 8:48 pm
Desoto for me too while the Hudson is definitely different just hard to get to excited about it!
John Bono reacted
26/02/2023 10:11 pm
DeSoto styling looks much more attractive but I also like the Hudson.
John Bono reacted
26/02/2023 10:26 pm
I voted for the DeSoto. My love and respect for Hudson is for the Step-down body style.
Barry Levittan
Long Island, NY
John Bono reacted
27/02/2023 12:38 am
Though I like both, it's the "waterfall grill" of the DeSoto that wins me over. The Hudson's grill is way "to busy", almost like several people got to have a part in designing it. But that DeSoto grill has always caught my eyes.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
John Bono reacted
27/02/2023 12:41 am
DeSoto please. Before '48 the Hudson styling just turn me off, '48 to '54 I love. After '48 the DeSoto styling turns me off.
Interesting. I'm in favor of the DeSoto from 1948 through 1955. But we can still be friends. 
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
John Bono reacted
Topic starter
28/02/2023 7:00 pm
Like both, but I like the DeSoto more.
John Bono
North Jersey
Frank Reed reacted
11/03/2023 3:49 pm
Like both, but I like the DeSoto more.
I'd always hoped that either Danbury Mint or Franklin Mint would have given us the '47 DeSoto after each of them did the '48 Chryslers. My thinking was, it might not be that hard to do the DeSoto, as it seemed to share the Chrysler body style closely. At least to my eyes.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota