Throughout her life, Rick Norris’ mother-in-law loved to tour, and did so around her New England home until she was 92 years old. This year, at the age of 94, Norris’ mother-in-law passed away, and while going through her items, one of her old “mounts” was uncovered in an old box of photographs. The photo of Norris’ mother-in-law is dated 1939, and was apparently shot in Connecticut, according to what was written on the back of the image. However, that information didn’t include the make of the car, though Norris realized the car is of mid- to late-1930s vintage. Can you help Norris identify his mother-in-law’s old ride?

That pic is of a 1935 Hudson. It appears to be from the Custom Eight series. Not totally sure about the model. UPDATE! The model can be one of these: HU=R/S Conv 2 passenger; GH= 2 door Convertible; or HT=R/S Convertible 2 passenger!

judging by its design and some of its auto parts installed, it really is the 1935 Hudson. it's very rare to see one, even in the car shows nowadays...