Club
Sedan and Terraplane Coupé
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Big 6 Series 53 GH (6 cyl., 212 cu.in., 93 h.p.; wb: 116 in.)
Coach
Sedan
Coupe
Coupe
Convertible Coupe
Special 8 Series 54 HT (8 cyl., 254.4 cu.in., 113 h.p.; wb: 117 in.)
Coach
Sedan
Coupe
Coupe
Convertible Coupe
De Luxe 8 Series 55 HU (8 cyl., 254.4 cu.in.; wb: 117 in.)
Coach
Sedan
Coupe
Coupe
Convertible Coupe
Special Country Club 8 Series 57 HTL (8 cyl., 254.4 cu.in.; wb: 124 in.)
Touring Brougham
Coach
Sedan
Suburban Sedan
DeLuxe Country Club 8 Series 58 HUL (8 cyl., 254.4 cu.in.; wb: 124 in.)
Suburban Sedan
Club Sedan
Brougham
Touring Brougham
Custom 8 Series 56 HHU (8 cyl., 254.4 cu.in., 113 h.p.; wb: 124 in.)
Club Sedan
Brougham
Suburban Sedan
Touring Brougham
In 1935 Hudson introduced the 'Electric Hand' finger-tip control for gear
shifting. Year's sales included 101,080 cars and 1281 commercial
vehicles. The company reported that it now had 3225
Hudson-Terraplane dealers in the United States. |
Hudson
Six Sedan
6H
cabriolet
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Restless
automotive engineers have finally worked their way up to the roof.
And now comes, Hudson with an all-steel one stretch body, that
includes the roof. So the body color can go right on over the top
without a break. Hudson started out to be exclusive in this
feature, and the few other engineers that got to their roofs at
abut the same time thought they were exclusive, too; but not many
cars have it. And Hudson has the Electric Hand. It is not the Same
as Reo's Self-Shifter, but is a sort of magical device that lets
you pick out your gear-shifting in advance, and attend to do the
job for you when the moment arrives.
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Special Eight Suburban Sedan
Special Eight Touring Brougham
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De Luxe Eight Sedan
Hudson
and Terraplane come in a wide variety of models including a Panel
Delivery Van. Period advertisement shows some of the models
offered on the British market including British special open
sports and drophead bodywork on certain chassis.
Hudson
Eight DeLuxe Brougham is top-line model which in Britain is
offered at £499, including radio, in December 1934. 'Glide
uphill at eighty miles an hour or more without a trace of
mechanical noise to mar your enjoyment'.
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