1942 Hudson Commodore

1942 Hudson Commodore
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1942 Hudson Commodore Model Years

The 1942 Hudson models were extensively updated when compared to their 1941 siblings. These last of the prewar Hudson models were given a more flowing, graceful appearance and rested 1.5 inches lower. The lower bodywork was flared out at the bottom to conceal the running boards, and in the front was a new grille design wrapped around the front fenders. The rear fenders were now skirted. The overall length grew slightly due to the large front and rear bumpers and guards. There were also chrome strips running below the bottoms of the doors.

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Chassis #: 24-2827
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The Commodore Eight had distinctive fender-mounted parking lights and full chrome disc hubcaps. The Commodore Series 22 was powered by an L-head inline eight-cylinder engine displacing 254.4 cubic inches and offered 128 horsepower. The Series 22 had a six-cylinder engine displacing 212 cubic inches and produced just over 100 horsepower. Both engines were mated to a three-speed sliding gear transmission and fitted with Bendix hydraulic brakes on all four wheels.


by Daniel Vaughan | Feb 2019

Related Reading : Hudson Commodore History

Introduced in 1941, the Hudson Commodore was produced by the Hudson Motor Car Company until 1952. The Hudson Motor Company was established in Detroit and had a long and lucrative history. The Commodore model was the lushest and exquisitely luxurious Hudson model ever produced, and the first generation introduced the 2-door coupe, 4-door sedan, and the 2-door convertible. The largest Hudson model also,....
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1942 Commodore
$1,530-$36,305
1942 Hudson Commodore Price Range: $1,180 - $1,530

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Other 1942 Hudson Models
$1,035 - $1,490

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Specification Comparison by Year

Year
Production
Wheelbase
Engine
Prices
121.00 in., 128.00 in.
8 cyl., 254.46 CID., 128.00hp
$1,060 - $1,440
121.00 in., 128.00 in.
6 cyl., 212.00 CID., 102.00hp
$1,180 - $1,530

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