barryh

Postwar Studebaker parts cars, builder cars, NOS parts. www.TexasStudebakerRanch.com 281 787-6230

I have an SV 13 that came out of a Studebaker parts collection if anyone needs a core..

A no-rust, running Commander 2dr is worth asking price for a serious builder. How much $$ do some owners pay for buying patch panels & paying a body shop to weld, beat and fill a rusty body?

Need good grill emblem for '1930 Pres.

have some engines & parts www.thetexasstudebakerranch.com

I have headlights www.thetexasstudebakerranch.com

good selection of used Stude carbs & other Hawk parts www.studebakersite.com

https://www.custompolishhchromeplating.com 281 787-6230 Houston, TX

I have a good selection of Studebaker/Packard transmissions https://www.studebakersite.com

Vanderbrink & Silver Auctions are 2 great ones. I have also been to several Borkowski Auctions of Indiana which were very well organized. All 3 are very reputable & ethical, will work hard for you, & deliver great results.

1953 Commander coupe with a/c 19, 500.

The best thing to do is send it to Custom Polish Chrome in Houston for professional repair & plating to show condition. https://www.custompolishchromeplating.com

Another good way is to take the time to separate the parts into lots by make and offer the lots for sale to collectors or dealers with interest in the particular makes. There is of course no way to get anywhere near retail value for the inventory other than devoting years to slowly selling them off via HMN ads, ebay, or swap meets, as I do with my large Studebaker inventory. I know that the day will come, just as for your dad, that my retailing days will end & what remains of my inventory will be sold off cheaply in large lots or by auction.

My head is nearly identical to the '26 head, but with the no., 123097-3 E.2.2, I presume that it is an earlier year model, perhaps '24-5. It has no temp bulb hole.

I have a head which may be from a Studebaker or Dodge 6 from the 20's, the # cast on it is 123097-3. It has 26 bolt holes & no distributor hole. Anyone know what the application is? barry@studebakersite.com