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  1. how to remove center counsol with column shift
  2. Post your question on the Studebaker site. Studeq or Studerex will have what you need
  3. Just checked my wheels. This wheel is from a 64 Buick Wildcat. 3/3 8" bore. sure looks just like your picture on left. Hope this helps. Ken
  4. Wen't (Down da baya) with the Wanderers car club Sunday Houma,La. To Larose La. 75 degrees not a cloud in the sky. Ken
  5. Thinking of going to this meet.Any ideas on the amount of cars that attend? Do you have to be a member of any Buick club?
  6. If you ever decide to repaint this car I would be sure to check that old paint for LEAD.Make sure you use the proper safety equipment. most paint stores have test kits .
  7. Pete I do believe that they are. 1961-1964 full size Buick use same numbers. Does it look like the pictures I sent ?? My repair seems to be holding ,but I would like to get a new one if possible Thanks Ken
  8. I,m in need of a turn signal cam(see pictures) This is a non tilt column.It seems to be very hard to find. l,m on my second attempt to repair it with J B weld. Any ideas on where to find one would be appreciated. Ken
  9. I am in need of a turn signal cam (see pictures). This is a non tilt column.It seems to be very hard to find. I,m on my second attempt to repair it with J B weld. Any ideas on where to find one would be appreciated. Ken
  10. Nice pile of stuff,I imagine you are like a kid in a candy store on Christmas Day. Glad it all worked out for everybody.The new owner is elated with his new Stude. The haulers did well.Looks like everyone is a winner.Very rare that everyone is happy Now go back and play Ken
  11. Use the sealer, It makes all the difference in the world..
  12. I see we got the phone number issue squared away. Good luck to both party's... Ken
  13. Dynaflash, l sold my 1930 Studebaker Pres. Thursday.It took two and a half years. AACA forums,ClassicCars.com,Hemmings,generated over 20000 views,with less than 12 inquires. I worked with the buyer for seven months,he paid me asking price plus.for waiting for him to take of his business. He,s happy. I have mixed emotions.It took me six years to build.I did it to see if I could get an AACA Grand National award, got junior and senior on first attempt. I really don't care for the crap you have do to get Grand National Status..so I lost interest. The right guy will come along,the catch is how much time you want to wait. I have never lost money on any car I ever did.I do 99 percent of the work myself. If you do not have a pretty fair skill set and have to "farm it out"you are allmost guaranteed to lose money Your conversations lead me to believe you are in a struggle against time and money. I hope it works out for you. Only you and your wife can make that call. All the best. Ken
  14. Just sold a car yesterday.We used a wire transfer . I was amazed how easy it was.
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