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1941 Hudson Deluxe Six

As the United States was entering World War II, American automobile production was beginning to come to a temporary halt to focus on wartime production.

The 1941 Hudson DeLuxe Six came in two series, the 10T and the 10P. Both were built on the same wheelbase, which measured 116 inches and both were given many other similarities. The differences between these two came down to the list of features and amenities. The 10P rode on larger, 16 x 6.00 tires and were given gray or tan-colored broadcloth upholstery. Other differences included bumper guards, rear seat ashtrays, front armrests, front window vent panes, and wood-grained dash.

The 10T and 10P were available in several two-door configurations including a Coupe, Club Coupe, and Touring Sedan. Both 10P and 10T could be purchased as a four-door touring sedan. The 10P had one additional body style, the Convertible Sedan, which sold for over $1,060, the most expensive DeLuxe Six of the time.


By Daniel Vaughan | Jul 2009
1941 Hudson Deluxe Six 1941 Hudson Deluxe Six 1941 Hudson Deluxe Six Sold for $26,400 at 2023 RM Sothebys : Hershey.
As a new decade began, Hudson introduced an entirely redesigned lineup with all models benefitting from an increase in size. The front fender sheet metal was the only element that remained untouched, and the horizontal grill design was carried over from the previous year but now had nine bars (rather than seven). The wheelbase increased by three inches, but the roof line decreased by two inches. Another distinguishable feature of the 1940 Hudson was the quarter-panel-mounted taillamps.

The entry-level Hudson vehicles were the Series 10T and 10P, marketed as the Traveler and Six Deluxe. They both used a 116-inch wheelbase, and their 175 cubic-inch inline six-cylinder engine with 92 horsepower was paired with a new three-speed synchromesh transmission. Body styles included coupes, convertibles, and sedans.

This particular Hudson Series 10T Traveler Sedan was acquired by the current owner in 1990. It was given a restoration in 2004 and 2005, and its exterior was finished in two-tone Silver Green over Pine Green. The interior upholstery is done in brown and tan fabric, and optional extras include a Weathermaster heater, a clock, a spotlight, and a radio.


By Daniel Vaughan | Feb 2024

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