Lets see pictures of your Antique Cars you have and drive. I will start OK

As you know I only have one Studebaker but several other makes.

The only collector car I have is a 1929 Studebaker President Brougham.

I like that. How long have you had it. Tell me more about it.

My driveway last October. 1938 Coupe Express, 1931 President State Coupe, 1939 Champion Coupe Delivery, 1941 Champion Coupe Delivery, 1940 President Club Sedan.

There are a lot more.

As you know I only have one Studebaker but several other makes.

My son & I have a 36 Dictator. No overdrive so it's within 45 miles of home,usually. We did haul it to Cedar Rapids Iowa in 2009,

for the Iternational Meet.

Now we are cooking. I sure like seeing the cars. Boy is she pretty, real pretty. You lucky dog

I enjoy looking at member cars, they're real enjoyable to look at. I'll share some pictures of my 1930 Dictator Thanks Virgil

I like that. How long have you had it. Tell me more about it.

I have had my President Brougham for 14 years. It was not running when I bought it and I spend the first winter working to get it running the spring of 2001. The prior owner had it for 30 years and it only ran briefly when he first got it. It sat untouched for the next 30 years. The prior owner stated he bought the car in the late 60s from a guy who acquired it from an auction of abandoned property at a storage company. The person who abandoned it at the storage facility did so after painting it solid red, rebuilding the engine, and installing new (incorrect) upholstery. The President has a very old (30s) gas station service sticker from Coos Bay, Oregon.

Here are pictures of what it looked like when I bought it. Here are some before and after pictures of the President.

I have 3 cars. A 1940 Comander that I spent 7 years restoring. Did all the work myself except the paint job. I have traveled all around the northeast in it. It does have over drive. My second car is an mostly original 1928 royal dictator type 2. I keep this on the road as a local driver. The last car is my 10 year project a 1922 Light Six Roadster with a 1924 light six engine. Still not running but many systems rebuilt.

Lots of very nice cars on this forum. I love the pictures that have been posted. here very few Studebakers. In fact mine is the only one here in Waynesburg, Pa. There was a fellow about 30 miles that use to have sveral but he passed away a few years ago. I hope the pictures keep coming for all us to see. Thanks for the pictures and stories.

... mine is the only one here in Waynesburg, Pa.

Ken, When I was a kid my dad would drive us down from Washington, PA just to get an ice cream cone in Waynesburg!

Are you looking for all Studebakers or just pre war? The Studebaker Drivers Club Forum has a page specifically for posting vehicle photos.

http://forum.studebakerdriversclub.com/forumdisplay.php?11-Members-Studebaker-Pictures!

Here's a link to photos of my Rockne.

http://s57.photobucket.com/user/rockne10/library/Rockne?sort=2&page=1

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Not really, any Studebaker. I enjoy seeing them all. This has turn out very nice that all us can enjoy. I have always been a Ford guy now do enjoy this site very much. The wife and I are going to pick up a overdrive tranny for the 39. Will work out the details on that today.

This is a 1913 'SA' Four Town Car that I owned for a while. Sold it 3 years back )

These are my 1925 'ER' Tourer, and 1916 'SF' Roadster & 1913 'SA' 25 Town Car (no longer mine)

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This is my 1925 'ER' Panel Delivery under restoration.

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41 Champ. Yeah, I know the bumpers are wrong...

Its yours isn't it. That a nice car. These pictures are great. I enjoy seeing them. Thanks to you all. Hope there more.

Attached are photos of my 1937 Dictator Model 6A ..I purchased it in 1975 with 31,472 miles on and completed a frame up restoration in 1980 ...have enjoyed this car immensely over the last 39 years Currently it has 49,200 miles

My 4 Studebakers here in the UK, the silver car is a 1930 Commander, the Burgundy one is a 1928 Dictator, the primed car is a 1926 big 6, and the green one is a 1926 standard 6.

The standard 6 recently came from California and I am very grateful to Mark Houston for helping me to buy this car!!

Wayne Smith

My 1932 Rockne coupe...

Love all the cars but especially those of Richard's and George's and Jerry's. Awesome dudes! ( I have a weakness for 37s and CEs.)

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The standard 6 recently came from California and I am very grateful to Mark Houston for helping me to buy this car!!

Wayne Smith

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I enjoyed the opportunity to look at the roadster for you. Your collection of Studebakers is fantastic and the Standard 6 roadster looks like it found the perfect home.

Here is another one:

My 1959 Triumph TR3A and 1937 Dictator 4-Door.

My 1935 Dictator. Purchased last fall. First owner (family), 1935-1975. Second owner, 1975-2013. I am 3rd owner.

More photos of my cars here:

http://s814.photobucket.com/user/mtv8341/library/1935%20Studebaker%20Dictator?sort=3&page=1

38 Commander 8A

This is my 1928 Studebaker Commander Big Six Victoria model GB.

It runs well and gets to local car shows here in far southern Illinois

when the weather is OK for it to be outside. The 354 CID big six is

a powerful engine and it climbs hills with the best of them all.

The engine compartment photos shows the refinished splash apron

panel being replaced.

John Shanahan

Great looking car John! Everyone I know who has the Big Six attests to its hill climbing prowess. Bob Valpey claims that his Big Six Duplex climbs the hills in new Hampshire a lot better than his '31 President Eight roadster.

You fellows are great showing your pictures and information. This is all new to me and I love it. Studebaker sure was a great car that will never die.

1941 Commander and 1971 Buick Riviera.

Brian

I am sure glad I started this Thread for all us to enjoy. I sure did enjoy all the stories and pictures. Thank you all for this.