In 1935 two Hudson powered cars were entered into the Indianapolis 500 and Sir Malcolm Campbell set seven new records in a Hudson 8 sedan at Daytona Beach.

Offered here is a Hudson Deluxe Coupe that was one of about 3,100 built in 1935. The power comes from the stout 254-cid inline eight-cylinder engine that is producing an estimated 113-hp. Changing gears is a three-speed manual transmission. The paint is presented in blue and highlighted well with yellow wheels, white wall tires, dual horns, fender-mounted marking lights, dual wipers and bumper mounted fog lights. The beige interior has a bench seat and a Hudson electric clock mounted on the glove box.

This rare pre-war Hudson features a rumble seat, fender skirts and an older restoration that has been well maintained over the years.