B. W. Poremba

Restoration

Scott, I reviewed the photo's regarding the "choke cable assembly" and am positive that it will work fine in my Studebaker. If you would kindly contact me at maryporemba@comcast.net or call 570 779 4770, I would like to purchase this item from you. Respectfully, Bernie

Dear Scott, Thank you for your reply. The choke assembly that I have is broken at the sleeve with the wire intact. The spring is 34" from the handle. The knob is a brass hex 1" in diameter with a circle on its face and I am assuming that it says "choke". The photo indicates the choke assembly placement next to the turn on switch, which I believe matches the choke handle. I hope that this will help. Thank you, Bernie

Hello Forum, I am trying to locate a complete "choke cable assembly" for my 1925 Studebaker "Standard ER" . If anyone has an extra that would interest you in selling or trading for another 1925 Studebaker part, kindly contact me at maryporemba@comcast.net. Thank You Very Much, Bernie

Scott, I really appreciate your kindness and the information that you allowed me to copy. It took a lot of years to go this far with my project. Thank You !

Hello Forum, I can't get my engine started on my 1925 Studebaker Standard ER. I followed the wiring diagram and it still will not start. I did something wrong when I wired it from the instrument panel. Can someone walk me through where each wire goes from the ignition switch to the distributer? I have installed all new-old stock parts and have checked absolutely everything. If anyone has a picture of the under dash to the firewall and to the connections, I would really appreciate it. Thank you very much!