'51 Hudson Hornet Rebuild in 10 Minutes! 

@mrs abe tbh sticker printing is very easy, or for a better finish they could make the stencil to paint on. I guess after they poured in soo much effort to the car, they kindda wanted to keep it like a normal car than totally cartoon-ish.

The Faboulous Hudson Hornet is a Real thing you know. It existed in real world.

Sooo It’s not so cartoonish isn’t it ?

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This is better than a doc replica any day

I thought they was playing Shh boom...

Kylo Bentlee of

@Kylo Bentlee ok

@mrs abe you ever heard of sarcasm

Its Doc Hudson the Hudson Hornet

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Pixar. Not disney

Yeah yeah

@@roocker_ Both

The Olds in my town calls it dirt derby not Nascar.

If I was old I'd buy one

I know the guy that owns this car. He is a Mopar fanatic. The plan was always to put a Mopar drivetrain in it.

Kinda makes sense, since Hudson is an inactive marque of Chrysler (via American Motors).

theres probably a reason they DIDNT do that. I would know because I own a hudson. Sourcing parts for a Hudson is damn near impossible as the manufacturer, Hudson Motor Car Company, was bought by AMC not long after those Hornets rolled off the assembly line, plus idk about back then but i know now that aftermarket parts are usually made based off of demand, if theres no demand, then they wont make the parts. back to the car though, finding a 308 ci hudson straight 6 with the dual carb twin H power air cleaners AND a 4 speed hydromatic will be nearly impossible, harder than finding individual parts for those cars, atleast without having to buy another fully restored hudson and ripping THOSE parts off just to throw them into another car

I was about to say. How is it a restoration is you're modifying it.

And no Hudson straight 6 Twin Power engine !!! Plus, all that work... and then paint it... BLUE ??? .

Are you people idiots? Like you guys don’t sound like you know what you’re talking about

@@Shade_tree_garage01 that's because they dont. Some mongoloids don't appreciate a good restomod. ove your channel!

@@Mr.Safety. It is not restored to it's original as possible. It takes time to restore anything. The research it takes and knowledge because you have to custom built parts would not fit in one TV show.

don't tell these guys where you live. the cars will get hacked up.

of course they don't most of them Most likely Drive Imports or Chevys and don't know what Soul is, the problem with PN is at times they are out of touch with there viewers but again most people Cant Leave Cars as they were they have to do something ( normally what EVERY OTHER Car builder does ) to make them Stand out when one day Stock will be the new Custom.

@@DeceptiveCobras That's why OEM+ is a custom trend rn

Lil Miss Moffat and her little friends dont know what a cool custom car this turned out to be. You guys must carpool in Jonathan's Fiat 500 to get around town.

What's your point? You need reassuring on your personnal taste? I won't give it to you, find it elsewhere

I did not disagree with anyone on this comment thread. Why are you using my name in your pitiful attempt at an attack for?

Only damage that can’t really be repaired properly tho bc minor things can and should be fixed

It looks great, nothing dumb about it.

Idiots, desecrate a classic 51 Hornet by chopping it.

My guess would be that they thought it was pretty easy.. because it is a hornet... It's not even close to say... a Toyota Camry... So yes... Hornet badging is appropriate.

@Adrian Vegas I know what your saying, and agree that it's not a factory Hornet... It's a restomod. When restomods are done well, I'm not opposed to them. It's a second life for an old car that would more then likely end up as scrap going to China. There are plenty of 100% factory correct cars though.

Oh shut up

Makes it look smooth like glass. But I agree. They did some stuff I don't like.

They should have tried to redo it to the original color and restore it to it's original glory as much as possible. It looks nice but not like a true restoration job. It would take to much time and research to try to get to it's original glory as possible on a TV show.