1923 Hudson Super Six Model 7-P

Description1923 Hudson Super Six Offered here is a 1923 Hudson Super Six Sedan, a handsome example of one of America's most respected automobiles of the early motoring era. Powered by Hudson's legendary Super Six inline-six engine and equipped with a three-speed manual transmission, this four-door sedan reflects the engineering innovation and quality craftsmanship that helped make Hudson one of the most successful independent automakers of the 1920s. Finished in period-correct Green with black fenders and cream-colored artillery wheels, the car features a formal enclosed body, wood front bumper, running boards, and nickel-plated lighting. The upright styling, large passenger compartment, and substantial road presence are hallmarks of Hudson's premium offerings during the Roaring Twenties. Introduced in 1916, Hudson's Super Six engine earned a reputation for durability and performance through numerous endurance and speed records, helping establish the marque as a leader in American automobile manufacturing. By 1923, Hudson was among the nation's top-selling automakers, and the Super Six represented the company's flagship model. Today, this Hudson offers collectors an opportunity to experience a nearly century-old American automobile while enjoying the distinctive styling and mechanical simplicity that define the Brass and Vintage Era. Whether displayed at shows, enjoyed on antique car tours, or preserved as part of a collection, this Super Six remains a striking reminder of Hudson's engineering legacy. Features: Finished in Green over Grey Cloth Powered by a 289 ci- Lhead inline-six paired to a 3 speed manual transmission Louvered Hood Panel Wooden Artillery Wheels Wood Front and Rear Bumper 124" Wheel Base Read More