You could try Albright Hudson ( http://albrightcars.com/ ) or Wildrick restorations ( http://wildrickrestorations.com/ ).

Michael, there still exist new-old-stock springs out there if you look hard enough (check some of the "usual suspects" who advertise in the White Triangle News) but if you come up with nothing, you could go to a fabricator of new springs (original spec) like Eaton Spring http://www.eatonsprings.com/ . They make leaf as well as coil springs using original patterns.

Also see if Stu Coleman has these. He's in Montana and I think he's listed in the vendor list in the WTN

I went to a spring company and had them make up springs for the 37Terraplane PU. Turned out nice.
Google Leaf Spring company's and see if any are nearby.
Also have a friend that had fiberglass springs made up for his Studebaker and is extremely happy with them.
http://www.flex-form.com/

eBay
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hudson-1948-thru-1954-leaf-springs-new-/200891549959?hash=item2ec611c907&item=200891549959&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_100&vxp=mtr

I can fix you up with some if you have not found any yet ,
Roger

Thanks for all the leads, found some at 21st Century.
Mike

[quote="Tim Hubler" post=769]Also see if Stu Coleman has these. He's in Montana and I think he's listed in the vendor list in the WTN

I would try Stu,he probably has these.