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To replace rear license lamp bulb, turn the lamp body and lens assembly counter-
clockwise and remove. Remove bulb and replace. Replace lamp body and lens
assembly and turn in clockwise rotation to lock in place.
To replace tail lamp bulb,
remove lamp body retaining strip and remove body.
Replace bulb, place body in position and reinstall retaining strip, securing same
between lamp body and base.
To replace dome lamp bulb,
grasp lens and retainer assembly and unsnap from
base. Replace bulb and snap lens and retainer assembly in place.
To replace fender lamp bulb,
remove screw on top of lamp body and lift off body.
Replace bulb, replace body and reinstall body screw.
The teleflash oil pressure indicator, teleflash generator charging indicator and
are held in sockets assembled in the rear face of the instrument
cluster base by spring tension behind the instrument panel. To replace bulb, pull
socket out of cluster base and remove bulb. Replace bulb and press socket into socket
hole.
BODIES
Hudson-built bodies are of all-steel construction with side panels welded and
riveted to the floor section. The body is attached to the chassis frame at thirty-eight
points to insure rigidity. Through Hudson unit-construction principle of building the
body and chassis as a unit, your car is assured of freedom from squeaks and rattles
throughout its life.
Hudson bodies are carefully insulated with soundproofing materials to dampen out
all possibility of drumming.
Heavy gauge steel is used in all pillars, side panels, door and all-steel top construc-
tion to insure Hudson Terraplane owners of the utmost in safety.
Doors
Large, wide doors of heavy box-construction afford ample room to enter and leave
the car. Strong, oversize hinges are used to hold the doors in perfect alignment and
prevent rattles and sagging.
Windows are large and afford clear vision from all angles.
Luggage Space
Ample
room is provided in the rear compartment for several large and small pieces
of luggage.
In the Coupe models, luggage and sample cases can be easily placed into or
removed from the rear deck compartment due to the extra large deck lid which reaches
down to the compartment floor.
Ventilation
Your car is equipped with Year 'Round Ventilation System which includes the
Automatic Draft Eliminator and fully sealed doors.
The front door windows are divided into two sections which are controlled individu-
ally. The front section or ventilating wing is of the friction type and is operated by
handle (A), Figure 62. This handle also acts as a locking device when the wing is
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