Brass Era enthusiasts will certainly appreciate this charming and highly usable 1910 Hudson Model 20 Touring Car. Lovingly owned, maintained, and actively enjoyed by its current family, this Hudson represents the kind of well-sorted touring automobile that makes vintage motoring both practical and rewarding. Most recently, the car successfully participated in the Horseless Carriage Club of America’s New England Brass & Gas Tour in June 2025, traveling the scenic coastal roads of Maine with ease. Founded in Detroit in 1909, Hudson quickly earned a reputation as one of America’s most innovative and respected early automobile manufacturers, making this Model 20 a significant piece of motoring history.

Power comes from a 4-cylinder engine rated at 25 horsepower. While retaining its authentic Brass Era character, this Hudson benefits from numerous carefully executed upgrades designed to enhance drivability, reliability, and safety during modern touring events. These improvements include a 12-volt electric starter, modern alternator and battery system, updated ignition coil system, electric fuel pump, modern radiator core housed within the original brass radiator shell, electric lighting with turn signals and brake lights, and a semi-modern fully synchronized 3-speed manual transmission that continues to utilize the original shift lever and stock leather-faced cone clutch. Engine modifications are believed to include higher-compression pistons, camshaft upgrades, and an updated carburetor. Together, these enhancements allow the car to accelerate confidently and comfortably cruise at speeds approaching 45 mph, making it exceptionally enjoyable for organized tours and road events.

The exterior presents very well, benefiting from paintwork completed within the last decade on the body, frame, wheels, undercarriage, and fenders. The finish remains attractive and well-maintained, while the brass-era styling continues to command attention wherever the car travels. The folding top is newer and remains in excellent condition.

Inside, the leather upholstery is older but remains well-kept, attractive, and fully serviceable. Interior carpets show expected wear from use and enjoyment but remain in overall good condition. The cabin reflects a vehicle that has been carefully preserved and regularly exercised rather than hidden away, adding to its authentic touring appeal.

Mechanically, this Hudson is a strong-running and proven touring car. The current owners have thoroughly enjoyed the vehicle on organized events and tours, and its recent participation in HCCA activities demonstrates its roadworthiness and reliability. The thoughtful upgrades enhance the ownership experience while preserving the vehicle’s historic character and appearance.

Included with the sale are a spare engine block, the original 3-speed transmission, and decades of cherished family memories associated with the car’s continued enjoyment. This 1910 Hudson represents an outstanding opportunity to acquire a proven Brass Era touring automobile that is equally suited for HCCA events, vintage tours, shows, and continued enjoyment on the open road.