Revealing our plan for this rare 1947 Hudson truck 👏🏼
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- We made it home with the 1947 Hudson truck! We honestly couldn't have asked for a better experience. Rick was a book of knowledge on everything Hudson. We're going to unload it and reveal what our plans are for it. We're in a bit of a hurry because we need to get to the airport for our flight to Australia 👏🏼
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Long time watcher. One of the things that I appreciate about you two is how nice you are to people. Also how impressed people are with you when they look at all the cars you have changed or fixed. That lady had no idea who you were but she saw a great talent in your cars. You could not have planned that one. Nothing but positive about you guys. Enjoy you trip.
Definitely agree. couldn't have said it any better. Chad need turn this into a museum.
It was nice of you to spend some time with that couple. It was probably one of the highlights of their trip.
They certainly appeared to be kind, friendly folks!
He said he would trade the original engine for the one in the truck. You should take him up on that offer. What a good guy, it would be nice to have the original engine even if you don't use it. Love the truck take care of it.
Hudson made a very powerful race wining flathead straight eight twin carb engine in c.1951. An easy fit and all the power and torque you would need. Worth a look and a little research.
The Hudson Hornet were banned from NASCAR because they just kept WINNING 🏆
Definitely recommend retrofitting a 1946 Hudson Hornet engine with the dual carburetors. Chad loves multiple carb engines and it could be tweaked to 200 hp. Back to the seller to see about getting the original engine to have on hand if Chad wants to resell as a matching number Hudson pickup.
Twin H Power pickup...good idea! Leave the rest of it alone, Chad.
Spend the bucks! Rebuild the Hudson engine! Keep it rare and original. It fits, it mates to the original transmission, you won’t have to modify the drive train, wiring, accelerator linkage, radiator etc. Change the engine and the value goes down.
yep,he said the ring were stuck. wont be but a re ring/bearings n gaskets.already has the original trans,why change that.
@@sprintcarsandguitars959 As usual, its now yours to do with it what you will, but this rare gem should be saved as original. There's plenty of more common relics out there just begging for help and mods, but one as clean and as original as this one, stands alone. My opinion only.
@@lalul11164 yep,pull motor n re ring n bearing it. would be a shame too put something different in there.
Rebuild the original that will keep the value of the truck .
I agree on thats also, because that engine pulled that old truck around reliable then, and can do it now with a healthier version, and it'll start every time just like the black car next it after being off for 4 years ..thats called reliable, and also keep the value. Some stuff with newer engines is cool for sure but that truck was meant to be original.
The original moter would be a very good added value for the future.
Maybe rebuilt the original motor for upgraded value , but I would put a V8 for a cruiser
Yes I agree rebuild the original motor especially that’s just way to original shape
You always bring something unique. That’s why I come back to your channel!
Please please leave this beautiful truck as it is.
I usually don't care what you cut up but, it would be a shame to modify in any way that can't be easily reversed. It's way too rare and gorgeous as is.
Keep the truck as is to cool 😎
If it's truly rare and in good shape leave it alone. If not, cut it up lol
Oh, its truly a rare one!
IS IT IN GEAR?
Does anyone else yell at the screen? LOL
I was saying the same thing, lol
@@celwindin Me too
Nope i'm a grounded person that is not banned from cinema's TBH.
This is one of the best looking pickups I've seen. I didn't even know Hudson made a truck. I love the design of the front, the way the grill turns in like a mouth.
Please do something with the rear bumper. I wonder if that was the original one since the rest of the truck is so beautifully designed I can't believe what is on there now would have come from the factory.
Great to see any Hudson. My 2 door 1939 Hudson Country Club Six 93 Convertible Coupe must be fairly rare too. First year they put the headlights into the wings.
As I said on the live stream. My dad got the chromework all re-done by Harland And Wolff Shipyard back in the 1970s and it's been sitting in the attic ever since.
Last time I drove it was about 1979. It fair ripped along too.
Probably never get back at it.
@@justinfufun5483 🥺 OH I love them so much . They are so sleek and stylish such a gorgeous design... I'm very envious.. What a treasure .
There were 6 of them Imported into ireland that year. I met the guy about 40 years later. I couldn't believe the same dealership was there. He couldn't believe the car was still here. They were all brought in grey and then painted to customer spec. Mine is Garda Blue ( Garda is Irish for police)
It's also original right hand drive
Meant to say. As it was the outbreak of WW2 and fuel was hard to get. The car was run on paraffin, whiskey, turps or anything that would burn. The fuel tank rusted to bits so did the exhaust. Valves used to stick but i could take a plug out and hammer them down while it was running. When they freed up just screw the plug in and she would kick in another cylinder. It was stored in a barn that fell in on it. That is how I got it in 68 when I was ten. My dad towed me home in it so I am the second owner. The 1st owner was a famous architect who barely ever drove.
This truck is extremely rare, please leave this one alone. Any changes would destroy its value. Should be in a museum, very few were made and not but a few left.
Chad + Jolene, you have the good mojo to draw in a visitor at the perfect moment of need for some help! It's a sign of your good Karma or should I say good Truckma! Have a wonderful journey down under! Looking forward to the videos! Mega Cheers!
She's home!
That was a most gracious gesture, stopping to give a fan the nickel tour. You kids have fun on your travels. One last thing,...I haven't the faith in my cable, I was yelling to my helper, "throw a set of 6"×6" chocks back there".
Definitely a show truck the shape it's in..
Keeping this gorgeous rare gem as original as possible will enhance its value in my opinion. Among all that you have, a true original beauty among your stable will stand out and retain its value. An engine change would imply a lot of chassis and drive line alterations, at significant cost while compromising originality, and to what end. Well no use in my prattling on, its yours to do what you please with it. Just my two cents worth on the matter, but you might better use your talents to resurrect a relic that just screams for attention.
What a find ! I sincerely hope you keep it like it is. I know it's yours but , that is a once in a lifetime find. Good luck.
2 weeks ago I didn't even know about this channel , but now it's my favorite one to watch , a huge part that I love is how you Jolene are always thinking how to get to show us all these amazing camera shots , by binge watching all your past videos I've learned that you are a woman of many talents and I love very intelligent women , and of course I have to say you are very attractive also , hahaha , keep up the great work , Jeff, monterey , California ..........
I really like that Hudson truck. You may want to unstick the motor and use it. It would be more valuable with the original engine.
Good on you guys for showing the visitors around...very generous of you both to give your time...😊
Try to keep it as original as possible with an engine that would be as original as possible. Have the original engine overhauled if you can. It would be worth more original than with a hot rod engine!
Need to gets the original engine ! Nice truck great video thks
Chad & Jolene the more I think about it I would take Rick up on his offer to get the original motor back just to have the correct numbered engine just to keep around in case at some point you decided to sell it. It would make a big difference to a collector in value unless the engine he dropped in it is also numbered correctly which I don't believe it is since Rick made the offer to you guys to swap engines to have the original for the value. As far as what engine I would put in it being a GM guy I would probably put a 6.0 or a 6.2 in it they are pretty much trouble free the 6.0 came in later model trucks and the 6.2 came in the 2010 and up Camaro SS and both have alot of power and are pretty easy to come by. I believe if you had the original engine to go with it on the side that in the US it would probably sell for $35K-$40K US! Have fun in Australia I am looking forward to those videos!
One of the nicest purchases you've made...dang, she's purdy
It be great to find the original engine and let Nate build it to a racing engine. Love this find! The hospitality you recieved was what I imagine the East coast does best. Bucket list for sure,, lobster and cabbage rolls yummy,,lol. It was great Fina was able to go and enjoy the fun.
This will be worth so much more in the future if it is kept original It is already 77 years old, what will it be worth in twenty three years?
It's way too nice to chop... Please don't 😮
He bought it and he's talking about changing engines. Of course that would require a complete drivetrain upgrade to match the engine. It's his money and his choices but please don't chop the survivor up. You can't improve on the classic styling of the truck.
Only takes watching the video for a minute and a half and you get your answer 🙄
Rob you know when people say don't, Chad says yes 😢😂
@@jackjfjfjf I know Chad love's it the way it is . I'm saying it to emphasize how much I love it too. When you look at the truck it's very obvious that it doesn't need a chop . It would look wrong. I think in this case the proportions were perfect in design , it's long sleek and stylish . I cannot get over how gorgeous that truck is. It's definitely my favorite in the collection of vehicles that he has kept original in the body.
@@Rob1970s it's the color on it for me. That turquoise really looks good on it. It's a timeless classic for sure. I wish he would put a small block 302 in it. He's talking a bigger motor idk if the old truck can handle more than a small block. Maybe even a 305 put I'm partial to the 302 it's a solid little engine.
That Hudson is rarer than most realize and then it that shape ! Odds are low of that find , just gorgeous that truck !
Just a suggestion I would put a lS with a 4l60 trans. The 348 with an over drive trans would be nice too. Great ride. We have a Hudson museum near me in Ypsilanti Michigan. If you are ever this way stop in. I would love to meet you. Thanks for reading.
Right. If he really plans on using it regularly it needs a more modern drivetrain. I agree with you 100%
If it was mine I would go with the original engine
Glad to see you finally got the Hudson home. It is a BEAUTIFUL TRUCK. The more I look at it I would never sell it. Whoever pick the colour has great taste 😊 I had an old Dodge Fargo that same colour. Never looked as good as the Hudson though.
If your truck has cables going back to the backing plates, I would soak them down with penetrant and it’ll work its way in and free them up. You can grab the cable and oscillate it around in a circle like with it still hooked up and speed up the soaking in process of the penetrant. My 68 locked up from sitting A short while, unused. And I freed them back up and they work fine now. The penetrant evaporated after it did its job so I put Motorola on the top side of the outer cable from end to end and let it work its way in to keep it from happening ever again hopefully. That sure is a hell of a straight body on that truck! I dig it!
I think if this was mine I would have the engine rebuilt as it is a rare truck and that way you have a truck with matching numbers on the engine and I'm sure that would increase the value
Revive the original engine Chad !
Changing the engine will reduce the value of that truck. If it's a rare model, it needs to be as original as possible to retain collector value.
I think you have the sweetest collection ever! I don't know how you can resist riding those bikes.
The guy offered to give you the numbers matching motor.
You should give him the engine out of the truck and get that original engine for it.
Put a V8 in it but keep the original engine
Hi! Chad and Jolene! You guy's get to meet some of the nicest people, hope they enjoy their next travel (Safely) as well. The forty nine looks awesome and hope you do well in the motor change and a few minor details. cya's on the next vids; Have fun in Australia !!
Awesome truck definitely a gem I'm jealous colours are great👍rebuild the original motor would be a definite bonus 😀
The Hudson 308 Six is ideal like others are saying. It would help keep your investment value. Plus Hudson nuts would love to see a Hudson in Hudson transplant. With Twin H-Power carb set up.
I love the paint on the old truck,a old school 350 Chevy small block, would be nice in the old school truck,u two did a fine job on that fined, that's a Hudson,I don't know if you like Cummings or not,but that's your call,all engines will be nice in that truck, good job.
Like others have said, leave that Hudson body as is. No chop, just make it pop. Engine swaps are for those vehicles that there are plenty of. I really enjoy the look of an original engine bay as much as one that's been modified in those old trucks. Cool find! I cant wait to see it in the shop getting refreshed.
I love that turquoise Hudson truck . I love ole Studebaker vehicles too . Bad Chad don’t get aggravated I know it’s your truck please don’t modify it’s looks . I love your other modifications but this is a rare find .
Good job, lucky to find a Ute in such good condition. Colour suits it too.😊
The boys will love working on this one
Doug's gonna buff it😅
As long as the front end is. Definitely needs a v10 or v12 or a giant inline engine. Cool truck
YOU GUYS NEED TO BUILD ANOTHER BIGGER SHOP!
Those were some very nice respectful people and good on you guys for showing them you good welcome and car tour !!
Loved the show.
I totally agree don't mess with it leave it original
this is so awesome, those are my grandparents! my grandpa loves your videos and had a great time on your tour, thank you! 🤩
As much as I would want to put some real power in that Hudson, I believe the best thing would be rebuild the original engine!
I think black rims would look better. Super sweet truck!!!
Unbelievable find. Congratulations
Great to see u got her home safely guys, excited to see her going with maybe a injected boss motor.
The Bugatti is the prefect metaphor for your relationship. It is beautiful, will never be finished and remain an evolving partnership and creation. Such is life. Cheers, peace out.
Chad is amazing the way he works with people. yopu also. thanks for taking us along.
Give that fellow a shirt.
I think a Buick nailhead with 3 deuces would be amazing in this Hudson Truck.
If it's 1 of 2000 made it would be nice to put it back original.
Weres the cab over I see all the cars but not the cab over I loved watching u build it what happened to it ! I think it is so freaking awesome how u never get all but hurt about random people stopping by u r allways so friendly and nice to everyone lot of utubers freak out when there fans stop in to see them u and joelen r very sweet and welcoming people just whated to say thank u very much for all the love u guys show everyone that's priceless God bless u guys
You must have missed the first video of a random old guy and son appearing from out back of shop, who had travelled a long distance especially. He gave them a piece of his mind; not so friendly and nice then, eh. And a whole bunch of comments saying how right he was, and how he should have no trespassing signs everywhere,
You had to ruin it for them didn't you, some people
Cool truck !!@
This truck is amazing, a great find and a great addition to your collection
Beautiful truck and a great colour!
I like the dashboard.😅
Convert it into a four door car...
Great truck. Get the original engine back from the seller.
That is a beautiful truck you are a lucky man to have found this I hope you keep it as it is What is the I don't want to sale 😀
There were 6 of them Imported into ireland that year. I met the guy about 40 years later. I couldn't believe the same dealership was there. He couldn't believe the car was still here. They were all brought in grey and then painted to customer spec. Mine is Garda Blue ( Garda is Irish for police)
It's also original right hand drive
I’m so happy for you guys you’re so dedicated to your work and very hard working very respectful and deserving of all you have thank you for all the great moments and most of all the motivation 🙏
It's a toss-up between the Hudson or Studebaker pickups of this era as to which is my favorite.
Great buy Chad
Nice work Chad!! it's the fans that make you, it was great you took the time to show them around!! I was excited for his wife and he!!
The truck is super nice and I love that blue! I just realized it wont be long and you'll have your owe museum. Nothing wrong with that. Have a great time down under!
Beautiful from New Zealand
Your new friend Rick the seller said if you put a V8 in the Hudson, make it a Ford small block. He said he had everything for that swap an overdrive transmission, drive shaft, rear end and highway gears. The 348 W Chev engine would be cool but it should be as light as possible seeing the suspension is of ancient design. Will the brakes handle up graded motor? It will be fun watching what you do with this 47 Hudson.
A Hudson straight 8 in that car would be awesome.
Nice find Chad put a little small block in it and your logo on the door and use it as an occasional shop truck
I’m not sure about in Nova Scotia. In America that Truck is a relic! Please drop a Hemi in it! I’m begging! That truck is beautiful! I thought the 1936-40 Ford was the most beautiful truck. Now you got be back tracking my thoughts!
If its 1 of 2000, keep it stock. A collector would love it. Buy something thats nearly a reck and modify that one.
Gotta keep this old rig original.
Enjoy your Australia trip.
I’m the odd man out on this choice but I’m so fond of Chevrolet six cylinders I’d have to do one of them. From 63 on forward they were damn good motors with the exception of a few years on up when I had an integrated head that wasn’t worth fooling with. But they’re easy to spot and stay away from. Good Chevy 250 with a 700 R4 transmission with Ovrdrive And the lock up converter would let you get up on the interstate and not ruin ,driving somewhat high speeds. They’re so simple to work on and it would fit within the inner fender wells…, I’d have to go with a Chevy six
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Chad, my boys and I were watching. Its nice to be able to explain, that this is how you treat people. Even when your in a rush, are you really.
Enjoyed that tour.
Hi bud please put the original back in it
Bad ass looking truck...
Nice video! Glad you’re gonna leave the Hudson truck alone!
Hi Chad and queen Jolene enjoy your program and I normally open it in the morning. Enjoy your trip to Australia. I tend to agree with I think its John Price what a beautiful truck and to have a original engine in it will be fantastic. Keep up the good work and everything of the best I am sure from all of us in South Africa.
Excited for this project. I love this truck.
That is a so beautiful truck. the front grill is gorgeous also color is mint. Also you guys rock. I like how you handul ppl thanks guys.
Leave it alone, nice and stock! It’s only original once Chad .
That was cool of the old dude to stop by and jump in and help. There’s still good folks out there.👍
Need A hammy in it
Good buy Chad
I am sure ya'll count your blessings each day. Great find!
Great people with the Hudson Pickup, great man to come by and jump right in and help with unloading the Hudson Pickup