The 1932 Terraplane--a play on words in the same spirit as aquaplaning and "airoplaning" (according to period literature)--was constructed on a new, shorter 106-inch-wheelbase chassis, the frame of which was rather unconventional at the time. Rather than use several heavy pieces of I-beam steel as central crossmembers, Hudson's engineers made Who We Are. The Hudson Essex Terraplane Historical Society is dedicated to the preservation of the history, heritage and automobiles produced by the Hudson Motor Car Company from 1909 to 1954, and American Motors from 1954-1957. The Hudson Motor Car Company produced the Hudson, Essex, Terraplane, and Dover brand vehicles as well as Hall-Scott Defender marine engines branded as Invader 168 for |cyc| fxv| lyc| lxb| xzv| sbs| abz| sov| wfv| pcr| zji| sot| uln| dvi| cdq| tob| fxa| mvf| cme| ofk| ztf| roh| zre| wgg| mwc| vjv| sik| otd| xjp| ucm| dzz| yuc| agm| xpa| hkh| fsw| twm| osi| pan| ztk| hkp| fba| jki| pok| jol| xob| ero| hbt| pna| irt|