Interior trims

1952 Hudson

1952 Hudson factory interior trims: 6 sourced across 1 model, with codes and per-trim production where recorded.

6 trims · 5 sources

The Hudson 308 six in a 1952 Hornet stock car, with two red TWIN H-POWER air cleaners
Twin H-Power engine of a 1952 Fabulous Hudson Hornet stock car Photo: Michael Barera, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Trims

Trim Code Offered on Production
Blue-gray nylon three-dimensional weave with blue stripes, plastic Dura-fab trim (standard with B, J, K, G, RR and the blue, black and gray two-tones, optional with other colors at no cost) W-2 Hudson Hornet Unknown
Convertible tops: tan standard with N, S, P, Q and CC; black standard with B, G, J, K and RR; maroon standard with H and M; natural Orlon top at extra cost — Hudson Hornet Unknown
Convertible: two-tone blue and gray genuine leather with harmonizing leather-grain trim, standard with body colors B, G, J, K and RR — Hudson Hornet Unknown
Convertible: two-tone maroon and gray genuine leather, standard with body colors H, M, N, P, Q, S and CC — Hudson Hornet Unknown
Leather trim, extra cost, all models except convertibles: brown and gray (AA-1), blue and gray (AA-2), maroon and gray (AA-3); solid maroon, blue or brown by special order. 7B sedan $137.74; 7B club coupe and Hollywood $141.69 AA-1 / AA-2 / AA-3 Hudson Hornet Unknown
Tan-brown nylon three-dimensional weave with gold stripes, plastic Dura-fab trim in leather-grain finish (Hornet and Commodore Eight, all models except convertibles; standard with H, M, N, P, Q, S, CC and the tan, green and ivory two-tones, optional with other colors at no cost) W-1 Hudson Hornet Unknown

Each trim links to the model year page(s) that recorded it. A trim recorded on more than one model shared this year's corporate-wide offering.