featured car in old cars weekly. 1929 Hudson super SIX roadster. Search for full story.

Hudson has always been known for performance, from the very early days of motoring to its later heyday in the 1950’s with is “step-down” models achieving great success in NASCAR. In the teens and early 1920’s Hudson produced their six cylinder models that quickly gained notoriety for their speed. For 1929 Hudson had its Model R that produced 92 horsepower with its great six cylinder engine for speed dropped in a short wheelbase chassis and they also enlisted a few great coachbuilders to design their bodies such as Biddle and Smart and Briggs. Hudson claimed they made 62 improvements to their cars for 1929 including the addition of double action hydraulic shock absorbers for a very smooth ride. The model R Super Six is considered by many to be the best prewar Hudson there is, especially the short wheelbase open cars for their lightweight sporty looks. These Hudsons were so fast that they could keep up with the most expensive and powerful cars of their time.

Offered here is a wonderful and rare 1929 Hudson Super Six Model R roadster that is just stunning and is possibly the best of its kind. Beautiful and sleek lines designed by Briggs body company for Hudson really makes this car special. Besides being such a rare roadster variant of the 1929 Hudson, it is very well accessorized. it is ready to be driven, shown and enjoyed. This is a very beautiful Hudson roadster is one of only a handful in existence. Contact for more information. (920)889-0895