29commander

Tom I took mine to a locksmith. He took it apart. I had it chromed and he put it back together,

I have have a small amount of 1936 Lasalle parts, one hub cap, shocks, hood ornament, voltage regulator new, chevrons, etc. if interested contact is: dpkroegs@aol.com

I have have a small amount of 1936 Lasalle parts, one hub cap, shocks, hood ornament, voltage regulator new, chevrons, etc. if interested contact is: dpkroegs@aol.com

I need two hood latches for this car. also needed is a window regulator. Prefer NOS if possible need the map light hood cover as well. Thanks for looking. Dave

I think I have one. I will send you a photo. It has been chromed. dave dpkroegs@aol.com

I need to purchase new brake linings for my 1929 Commander. Were can they be purchased? i also need to purchase a hood latch. I need to replace the ignition cylinder .Any information you can supply me would be great full. thanks Dave dpkroegs@aol.com

I need two spare tire side mount locks, hopefully with keys for my 1929 Commander. I also need the hood that goes with the dash map light. one hood latch as well. please reply to dpkroegs@aol.com or phone 319-377-7782 Dave

A appreciate thank you for all who have taken time to reply to my request. Dave

I OWN A 1929 COMMANDER MODEL FD. I PURCHASED IT WITH OUT THE IGNITON KEY. THE ON OFF LEVER WORKS GOOD. I HAVE TAKEN IT TWICE TO A CERTIFIED LOCKSMITH AND HE HAS FAILED TO MAKE A KEY FOR IT. SO I AM LOOKING TO PURCHASE A NEW CYCLINDER WITH KEY OR AT LEAST ONE THAT WORKS. ALSO INSTURCTRIONS ON REPLACING THE CYCLINDER. ANY HELP OUT HERE?

I need to purchase TWO side mount tire locks for my 1929 Cammander. Dave dpkroeges@aol.com

I went to start my 1929 Commander ant the lever of the ignition switch just broke. Pot metal does not last forever. I am hoping that one out there in Studebaker land would have one to sell me. thanks for your consideration . Dave dpkroegs@aol.com

How is this handle attached to the opening mechanism? They were various methods. Could you show a photo?

I have restored a 1929 Model FD an eight cylinder model. I have had problems, as parts are not easy to find. However by posting ads here and in the THE ANTIQUTE STUDEBAKER REVIEW. I have located them. Other 1929 owners are of great help. It is a rewarding experience to restore a car not running and get it back on the street. Good luck. Dave

I think you are started in the right direction. Using this forum to obtain parts was useful for me when I started to restore my 1929 Commander. I also join the Antique Studebaker club and meet some great owners of 29 commanders and I placed wanted ads in the magazine. Yes, please post a photo of your car. Dave

Thank you for your post and information. I got some linings at Hershey. Dave