Mark Huston

Here are the pictures from the FB ad:

The foliage has barely begun to change here in the central Sacramento Valley. I took my 1929 Studebaker President Brougham out for a 30 mile drive today. This tree was starting to show the change of seasons and it was the closest I could get to fall color this time of the year.

The definition of the brougham automobile body style varies depending on the car manufacturer. I don’t think the automobile industry agrees on very many definitions. Studebaker, during the mid twenty’s to early thirties, used the term brougham on there top of the line close coupled four door sedans with blind quarters. Here are a couple of pictures of my 1929 Studebaker President Brougham as an example.

For those interested, or curious, subject car is located in Boise, ID.

I have a pair of these bud vases in my 1929 Studebaker President Brougham.

The 1928 Western Auto Supply Co. List two types of flower vases for closed cars.

To preserve the images of the subject car here are pictures from the Facebook posting:

For those of you who can’t access Facebook here is description and some of the photos: Details Condition Used – like new Colour Beige This is a Fully restored 1929 Stutz Blackhawk Speedster convertible 4 door! This is a museum quality car. It's been in my family for over 40 years. My grandfather fully restored This car. Every nut and bolt. - Straight Eight engine - 4 door - convertible - blackhawk Series - fully restored This car is a one of a kind and extremely rare. Very little to none known to exist. This car has one many awards at many car shows! 85,000 OBO I have a lot more photos. They just won't let me upload them on here. Turn key ready to go Extremely nice restore! Come take a look! Serious buyers only [hidden information]one

Nice Studebaker, however, the seller is in fantasy land if he sincerely believes that anyone was buying this car new in 1927 with the intent of being chauffeured around. This was the Studebaker four passenger coupe in 1927 and referred to by Studebaker as a Victoria. Yes, special, yes uncommon, but not as unique as the seller believes. Asking price is far above what this car realistically sells for especially in the base Dictator model. If it was the larger Big Six Victoria the seller would almost be in the ball park on price, however, still high.

Here are the pictures of the subject car from the EBay listing:

Here are some of the missing photos of the subject car:

When my 1929 President’s needed clutch work I had the clutch material replaced. Are you missing your clutch or is there something wrong with it preventing you from having new clutch material installed? Unfortunately, after owning 1929 President’s for over 40 years I have never come across a new replacement President clutch. I won’t say it is impossible to find, however, I will say it is unlikely.

Received an application yesterday for an upcoming car show here in Northern California with an entry fee of $90. There are other “extras “ that the car owners can choose to participate in that drive the experience up to an additional $335 per person on top of the original $90 registration fee. Yes, living in California isn’t for anyone who wants to hold onto their money.

To preserve the information regarding the subject of this post here is the sellers description and some pictures of the subject car. Seller’s description: Dodge Other. This Dodge D -8 was originally a sedan that had the body removed and converted to a boat tail, chassis  boxed and suspension done over , mustang 2 rack and pinion steering , disc brakes , working , folding top , new tires and wheels , 61 ford falcon rear axle,  stretched aluminum bumpers, poly gas tank , asking 25,000 .this vehicle is for sale on other sites and could possibly sell to the best offer.

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