Re: Hard vs. soft engine blocks
Posted by Guscha On 2013/4/14 23:41:13
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Dezi (Pack120c), according to the Times Colonist, there was a strong connection between Continental and Hudson in the first years of the 20th century.
Quotation from the article: "Continental: Engine-maker to the industry": "...Then in about 1910, the recently formed Detroit-based Hudson Motor Co. ordered 10,000 engines, and the young Continental company was on its way..."
Dave (Owen_Dyneto) is right in saying that Hudson made its own engines when it comes to later years, says Charles K. Hyde in "Storied Independent Automakers" (see below).
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Didn't Continental supply Hudson with their engines?...
Dezi (Pack120c), according to the Times Colonist, there was a strong connection between Continental and Hudson in the first years of the 20th century.
Quotation from the article: "Continental: Engine-maker to the industry": "...Then in about 1910, the recently formed Detroit-based Hudson Motor Co. ordered 10,000 engines, and the young Continental company was on its way..."
Dave (Owen_Dyneto) is right in saying that Hudson made its own engines when it comes to later years, says Charles K. Hyde in "Storied Independent Automakers" (see below).
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