While tripping merrily through the mail, Guy Gauthier was overheard
 GG> i want to know if some one here know a car call: Hudson Jet!
 GG> The only thing i know it electrical system work on 6V battery
 GG> And it 6 flat head in it!
 GG> i want to know were it come from?
 GG> and what year!
It was built by Hudson, probably in '53 or '54 (prior to '53, the
"low priced" Hudson was the "Pacemaker 6", and in '55 or so, Hudson
merged with Nash to form American Motors (which is now the Jeep/Eagle
division of Chrysler).  The last "Hudson" was built in 1957.
The "Jet" was a smaller car, very reminiscent of a 53-54 Ford. Starting in
'55 the cars were basically "clones" of Nash products, and the low priced
car was called the "Wasp".  "Big" Hudsons were the "Hornet" from 1951
through to the end.
Don
... I don't necessarily agree with everything I say
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