Bought it for my father his dad drove Hudson's he was known for it and because of that my dad had a very special place for these automobiles. I do too
I've driven it and the car drives very nice
I'm moving and need to find her a new home
Located in Gainesville Georgia
1928 Hudson Super Six, Model O is the series designation for the longer-wheelbase, top-of-the-line car — not a body style or a trim package.
Hudson split the redesigned Super Six into two chassis series for 1927–28:
• Model O: the senior car, on a 127⅜-inch wheelbase. This is the one people mean by “1928 Hudson Super Six Model O.”
• Model S: the shorter, lower-priced series, on about a 118½-inch wheelbase (slightly lengthened for 1928).
Both used the same engine: a 288.6-cubic-inch F-head (intake-over-exhaust) inline six, rated at 92 horsepower, with a three-speed manual and four-wheel mechanical brakes. Model O was the premium line and was o