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Old 10-16-2011, 09:16 AM
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If I had the 30" DuMont, I'd pay the utilities for it!
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Holy S....!

That 30" wheel is freaking enourmous, and just plain comical.
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Seriously, great collection. I am envious...

Oh and let us not forget the vintage 50s MoPar
You mean this?

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I LOVED these finned cars! Had a '57 Dodge Coronet, myself, along with a '60 Dodge Polara. MoPar Ruled!
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That's Me in the pic. Late 90's, when I had short hair.
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Yeah, that's the one. Do you still have that '58 Fury? I would love to see it and even more, love to take a ride in it.
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Old 10-18-2011, 09:26 AM
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Of course...

It's stored, all pickled, all fluids changed, all waxed, and covered in a fleece car cover. She looks the same...just about perfect.
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I had a '57 Plymouth Plaza, nothing like your Fury and not a fond memory. Here's a shot of my pride and joy. I had it for over 40 wonderful years.
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I had a '57 Plymouth Plaza, nothing like your Fury and not a fond memory. Here's a shot of my pride and joy. I had it for over 40 wonderful years.
It looks terrific. But what make is it? It looks circa 1949-50?
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Hudson Hornet, of course.
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Correct - and it's a 1951 Hudson Hornet with a 2-barrel carburetor. 1951 was the first year for the Hornet series and the car was quite early in production with a serial number of 9518. Twin-H Power (which featured two 1-barrel carbs) didn't become an option until 1952. I had a '53 Hornet with Twin-H Power when I first acquired the '51 in the picture. The '51 would blow the doors off of the '53. But the dual carbs sure were horny looking!
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Those Hudsons were nice cars. I've seen two in person one I'm sure was a Hornet. It was parked at a restraunt and I got a good look at it, that one looked like brand new.

I got to sit in the other one, but I can't for the life of me remember if that one was a Hornet or a different model.

Ever refer to yours as the Green Hornet?
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