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    Posted: 16 Jan 2021 at 8:52pm
I wonder if any of these were ever at Hutch? I would think it would be fun to find one even if it had no motor or tranny. A person could easily adapt a Chevette or Caviler engine to one. Not sure the old frame would stand anything heavier.
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https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Chalmers_Automobile
Chalmers Motor Company was an American car company headquartered in Detroit, Michigan. It started in 1908 and continued production of high-end vehicles until 1923 when it merged with Chrysler.

On October 28, 1908, Chapin, Coffin, and others formed the Hudson Motor Car Company to pursue their desires to build a smaller car. The largest investor was a department store owner, Joseph Hudson.[3] Hugh Chalmers was also a large investor in Hudson. [3]

In 1909–10, Hugh Chalmers and his partners sold their shares in Hudson to Chapin, and Chapin sold his stake in Chalmers Motors to Hugh Chalmers.[2] Hudson built a factory across the street from the Chalmers plant to be close to suppliers and the railroad.[2]



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I can vaguely remember the Hudson car.

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I have heard of Hudson......... Never heard of the Chalmers car






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Several years ago I stopped at an automotive museum in the small town of Elkhorn, Manitoba that had several unique and rare automobiles including a Chalmers. 
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There is a garage in Henderson, MN that has a Chalmers Motor Company sign on it with two vintage cars sitting in the "showroom". I have never stopped to see what they are, but assume to be Chalmers Motor cars.
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There is a garage in Henderson, MN that has a Chalmers Motor Company sign on it with two vintage cars sitting in the "showroom". I have never stopped to see what they are, but assume to be Chalmers Motor cars.
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They were not related to Allis Chalmers. But they are a cool old car. They won most of the races they were entered into.
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There is a good possibility that a running Chalmers car will be at Hutch this year for the GOTO
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The Hudson I remember would have been around 1949 give or take a couple of years.
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