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Praise from a Hudson fan

Thank you for that story in the Dec. 1 issue of Old Cars featuring the 1951 Hudson Hornet convertible. It’s amazing that Mr. Kennedy has had some 345 Hudsons over the years!

Our family only possessed four Hudsons: a ’48 Commodore (like the car in the film “Driving Miss Daisy”); a ’51 Hornet Club

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