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HUDSON REPRO PARTS WEBPAGE Here's a list of reproduction parts available for Hudson, Essex and Terraplane Automobiles. Please read next page to see what’s listed here, and how to use the list. Be sure to visit the Hudson -Essex -Terraplane Club's website at http://www.hetclub.org / For all sorts of resources on Hudsons! Join us on the Hudson Open Forum at http://forum.hetclub.org/ and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/16027154035/ Revision #22: 3-6-21—Previous revision: 4-26-20 LIST OF REPRODUCED PARTS AVAILABLE FOR HUDSON -BUILT AUTOMOBILES Please note date of this list, to make sure you’re getting the latest version. This list only covers parts from suppliers who either stock items, or have patterns to fabricate parts on demand. It does not deal with companies that require a customer to send in an item to be replicated from scratch. I list a catalog links for suppliers with printed or on -line catalogs, but those parts are not listed here, due to space restrictions. Reading the table: Under “Availability Code”, “A” means “in stock”, “D” means that an item must be made on demand. Where the customer must make some modification (like plating a bronze casting or drilling holes, for example) this is noted in the descrip- tion. Under “Hudson Part No., “NA” means the item had no separate Hudson part number, originally. Contact information on vendors, appears at the end of the list. I have masked e -mail addresses with “X’s”. Please delete the X before sending! No prices are shown, since updating them would be an endless process. A listing here does not constitute an endorsement of a product. You are encouraged to contact the seller and ask questions. This list is maintained by a volunteer who is not responsible for incorrect information. Please advise me of any changes or additions, at [email protected] , delete the X before sending. Abbreviations used: Hr=Hornet, C=Commodore, T=Terraplane, P=Pacemaker, W=Wasp, SW=Super Wasp, HS=Hornet Special, E=Essex, H=Hudson, Met=Metropolitan, J=Jet NOTE: I DO NOT SELL PARTS! SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT — High -Speed Differential Gears for 1934 -47 Hudsons & Terraplanes SCROLL DOWN TO THE LAST PAGE CATALOG LINKS (companies with on -line catalogs) Click blue hyperlinks to see company catalogs; their products do not appear on this repro list. 21st Century Hudson (Randy Maas) - Hudson engine parts, suspension and steering parts, and gasket kits Timing chains 1948 -56. http://21stcenturyhudson.net/ Bob's Classic Auto Glass -- Replacement auto glass cut from in -stock patterns http://www.bobsclassicautoglass.com/products.html The Brillman Co . – Hudson -specific ignition wiring, tune -up parts, battery cables, voltage regs., original wire. https://brillman.com/ Classic 2 Current Fabrication -- Steel body panels, floor pans, trunk pans, rocker panels, various years 1934 -57 c2cfabrication.com/hudson/ Dale Cooper - Inventory of engine gaskets, seals and engine rebuild parts for Hudsons . http://www.hudsonmotorcarco.com/ Egge Machine -- Engine & suspension parts for all cars (select "Hudson" under either the engine or suspension "window" for listing) http:// www.egge.com/ Emblemagic Co. -- Plastic repro emblems & horn buttons -- click http://www.emblemagic.com/hudson.htm for link to Hudson items. Eshelman Molding & Casting -- Hudson lenses, knobs, emblems & trim items of cast plastic & metal http://partsbyemc.com/catalog/ Kanter Auto Parts -- Hudson and other makes, Engine, Brake, Interior parts http://www.kanter.com/ Metro Moulded Parts -- - All makes, weatherstripping, grommets, motor mounts, other rubber items http://www.metrommp.com/ Narragansett Reproductions -- All -make wiring harnesses. Click "American Catalog", upper left, for list of Hudson harnesses & prices. http:// www.narragansettreproductions.com/ SMS Auto Fabrics - All makes, New fabrics similar to original -- For best results, phone or e -mail needs http://www.smsautofabrics.com/ Rare Parts, Inc. -- - Suspension parts (enter year, make and model for listing of parts) http://www.rareparts.com/ Rosol, Bob -- Original Hudson convertible tops, carpets. Phone for info. 135 Morris Ave., Summit, NJ 07901 908 -273 -2370. Rhode Island Wiring -- - Wiring harnesses and supplies for all makes. http://www.riwire.com/ (continued) CATALOG LINKS (continued) Uncommon Engineering -- new speed parts available, including headers, dry clutch conversions and electronic ignitions . http:// www.uncommonengineering.com/ Vintage & Classic -- Cast metal trim, handles, hubcap, engine & fuel system parts. http://www.vintageandclassicreproductions.com/ Wildrick Rubber Parts LLC -- Hudson repro bumpers, weatherstripping, seals, gaskets, decals. Clutch discs, pressure plates, bearings, fluid, gas- kets. Brake cylinders, misc. parts. www.wildrickrestorations.com/wildrickrubberparts/wrp.html YNZ Yesterday's Parts -- Wiring harnesses for all makes http://www.ynzyesterdaysparts.com/ Vic's Automotive Window Channeling – Hudson window channels. See website: http://www.autochanneling.com/ P.O.BOX 1908, La Mirada, CA 90637, Tel. (562)947 -5864 Email: [email protected] ELECTRICAL AND LIGHTS, LENSES Hudson Description Years Vendor Availa - Part No. Applicable Code bility Code NOTE: For steering wheel -mounted light switches (’27 -29): see Dashboard, Steering Wheel, Instruments and Control listing. 211087 License light housing, cast & plated (housing only, no innards) ’41 -47 all; ’48 -49 17 A Super; 50 P ? Hood side light reflectors (metal), hold light sockets (not included); baked -on hi -temp ’42 -’47 C 19 A alum. finish (sold in pairs) ? Parking light housings (front) 52 -53 all 20 A --- Wiring Harnesses for many years (complete catalogue available) See catalogue 32 D --- Wiring Harnesses for many years (complete catalogue available) See catalogue 33 D BO109800 Lens, fender lamp (glass, not plastic) SEE PHOTO “G” 1934 -35 H & T 41 A ? Taillight bracket -- castings polished w/ smooth brushed finish -- SEE PHOTO "EE" 1934 -5 T, all 49 A 109804 Reflector for fender light -- SEE PHOTO "F" -- Nickel -plated brass, with pins at- 1934 -5-6 H & T 17 A tached. ? Fender lights (L or R) cast in resin. Ready for painting. SEE PHOTO “AA” 1937 H & T 11 A ? Fender lights (L or R) cast in brass, ready for plating. SEE PHOTO “BB” 1937 H & T 11 D ? Taillight mount (avail. left or right). 3D printed (see notes above) SEE PHOTO “MM” 1935 T 53 D ? Taillight mounts (avail. left or right) — SEE PHOTO “KK” — 3D printed 1932 -33 T 53 D ? 1935 taillight mount and 1932 -35 housing shown together (see separate listings for 1935 T 53 D each) SEE PHOTO “HH” ELECTRICAL AND LIGHTS, LENSES Hudson Description Years Vendor Availa - Part No. Applicable Code bility Code ? Headlight mounts (avail. left or right), 3D printed. SEE PHOTO “JJ” 1933 T 53 D NOTE ON 3D PRINTING: Parts are "printed" from an alloy of 60% #316 Stainless Steel and 40% Bronze, from computer patterns on file. They do require hand finishing to smooth the surface for plating, and plating. ? Taillight mount (left or right available) — 3D printed — SEE PHOTO “MM” 1935 T 53 D ? Taillight housings — 3D printed — customer supplies socket & wiring — SEE 1932 -35 T 53 D PHOTO “OO” EXTERIOR TRIM & BRIGHTWORK Hudson Description Years Vendor Availabil- Part No. Applicable Code ity Code ? Radiator Cap (flying man), nickel plated. SEE PHOTO "E2" 28 E 5 D ? Radiator cap, 12 -sided (nickel plated). 29 H & E 5 D ? Radiator cap, rose pattern (all chrome). SEE PHOTO "E7" 29 H Biddle & 5 D Smart body 116796 Center bumper bolt, chromed (covers crank hole) ’36 -39 all 2 A ? Hubcaps, wire wheel (aluminum) ’29 Hudson 25 D ? Roof antenna (st. stl.) ’48 -’56 all 28 A ? Hood mascot (does not include radiator cap), cast bronze, plated. SEE PHOTO “C” ’30 -32 Essex 4 A ? Right & left sidelight “storks” (brackets) in cast bronze, drilled for lampholder, but ’31 Essex 4 D must be tapped, and a hole drilled for wire to pass through. Must be plated. ? Plastic “V8” side trim 55 -56 Hr 10 ? ? Crank hole cover (snaps into housing) – cast, chrome plated 34 H 17 A ? Crank hole cover backing plate (fits on grille) – cast, chrome plated 34 H 17 A ? Crank hole cover lower trim (fits on grille) – cast, chrome plated 34 H 17 A 240892 Hood ornament center casting (chromed) – center part of 3 -piece hood trim 54 W 17 A EXTERIOR TRIM & BRIGHTWORK (CONT’D) Hudson Description Years Vendor Availabil- Part No. Applicable Code ity Code ? Grille, 14 ga. stl., unpainted 35 T 15 ? ? Pork chops (cast in red brass, chromed) 52 -53 Hr & C 2 A 121174 Fender skirt or trunk ornament (cast in red brass, chromed) sold singly or in pairs ’37 T 2 A 120650 Hood front chrome trim piece (right side) ’37 T & H 2 A 120651 Hood front chrome trim piece (left side) ’37 T & H 2 A 121266 Cowl vent ornament (available in chrome only; original number 121267 was in prime; ’37 T & H 2 A ask for availability of prime -finish only version) ? Hubcaps (furnished in brass, un -plated) SEE PHOTO"D" 1909 -10 37 D ? Hubcap center "Essex Motors, Detroit, USA" -- SEE PHOTO "V" Year unknown D ? Radiator mascot -- "flying man" 28 H 39 A ? Radiator mascot -- "flying man" 29 H 39 A ? Rearview Mirror door mount -- SEE PHOTO "J" All StepDown 42 A ? Clear acrylic insert for chrome hood ornament. Note: a small quantity have been repro- '46 -'47 Commo- 44 A duced; if demand justifies it, further production will be undertaken. Inquire as to availa- dore bility. SEE PHOTO "M" (does not include chromed ornament) ? Crank hole cover (this item cast in bronze ready for plating) SEE PHOTO "N" 1929 Hudson 45 A EXTERIOR TRIM & BRIGHTWORK (CONT’D) Hudson Description Years Ven- Availa- Part No. Applicable dor bility Code Code ? Crank hole cover (this item cast in bronze ready for plating) SEE PHOTO "L" 1930 Essex 45 A BO134178 Hood/Radiator Grill Nameplate (this item is cast in bronze ready for plating) SEE 1939 Hudson 45 A PHOTO "P" model 91, 92, 93, 95, 97 BO134927 Radiator/Hood Name Plate Top half (Hood) Fits 90, 98 (this item is cast in bronze 1939 model 90, 45 A ready for plating) SEE PHOTO "Q" 98 BO134928 Radiator/Hood Name Plate Bottom half (Grill) (this item is cast in bronze ready for 1939 model 90 45 A plating) SEE PHOTO "Q" --- Fender skirt ornament.
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