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1953 Hudson Hornet 4-Door Sedan

Developed by Howard Coffin, George W. Dunham, and Roy E. Chapin, The Hudson Motor Car Company came to life in 1909 and and manufactured automobiles through the 1957 model year. Considered normal today, this was the first mass-produced car to mount the floor at the bottom of the frame rails instead of on top of them. This straightforward design change allowed the car to be much lower without giving up any headroom, and gave the car an interior that was extremely spacious.

The 1953 Hudson Hornet had a very low stance on the road and this design provided for an outstanding center of gravity. The aerodynamic and sultry lines of the Hudson and the enclosed rear wheels presented and elegant, graceful and sleek body style. The Hudson Hornet was constructed using what was termed unit-body construction where the passenger compartment of the body and the frame were one used a form of unit-body construction. The passenger section of the body and...