1909-1957

1954 Hudson Hornet
 

1954 was the final year for the famous step-down design for Hudson. This car sold new for $2769.00 and weighed 3620 pounds. This car has the "hot" 7X engine. A man known as "Doc Hudson" from Denver, CO owned this car for almost 25 years. He restored the car and added many Hudson accessories, including the ultra rare rear wheel sanders. The car also has automatic transmission, radio, heater, side window visors and dual carb Twin H-Power. The final VIN # for 1954 production was 7319720. This car is VIN # 7318357 which means it was built in late September, 1954. 1954 would be the last year that Hudsons would be built in Detroit, MI. 1954 would also see the merger with the Nash-Kelvinator forming the American Motors Corporation. All production was moved to the Nash Plant in Kenosha, Wis.

 

1954 Hudson Hornet

Click on any photo below to view larger image.

Contact Us      Home      American     Links    Site Updates

Copyright © 2005 - 2006 Randall Glover, All rights reserved.

Much of the material on this website is in the public domain and has no copyright attached to it. Original articles & Photo's appearing herein are subject to copyright. Please don't copy stuff from this site without asking; it may belong to someone! Material on this website is presented solely for historical research and educational purposes only. Any trademarks appearing on this site are the sole property of the registered owners. No endorsement by the trademark owners is to be construed, nor was any sought. The products, brand names, characters, related slogans and indicia are or may be claimed as trademarks of their respective owners. The use of such material falls under the Fair Use provisions of intellectual property laws.

If you enjoyed the site we ask that you check out our sponsors.