
Peter P
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Identification: 1926 or 1927 Studebaker Big Six
Peter P replied to JRA's topic in Studebaker, Erskine & Rockne
That is a very unusual gauge panel on the dash. It looks a lot like the No. 2 dash configuration that was used in the standard Six Studebakers between 1925 & '26 with the exception of the round hole at the top of yours. A photo of the dash that was in my old Standard Six ER Hardtop Duplex Coupe is attached. -
Did the gauges ever sell? What was the asking price? Pete
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Posting for a friend. He has a 1926 Big Six but his honeycomb radiator core is leaking. He needs to either repair it or find a new curved core for his. What have other people done to fix theirs? Is anyone repairing or supplying new curved honeycomb cores?
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Do you do exchanges? Any 1925 engines?
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Peter P started following GM Truck Grill with Indian Emblem?, New Wood for a 25-55 and Body wood pattern for 25-45 touring
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Thank you everyone. Prrhaps it is the original 1926 Studebaker rear end after all.
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Looking for opinions on what this 1927 Studebaker engine might be worth? Will it fit in my 1926 Standard Six Hardtop Duplex Roadster? Peter Calgary
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Nice, where are you located?
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Can anyone ID these wire rims? Year? Make??
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Can anyone tell me what year truck this was from? It is a Canadian made grill but I have not seen the Indian Head symbol before. Year, model and value if possible? Thank you Peter
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Any updates to this great thread?
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1927 Studebaker Dictator Light Six Engine Parts Query
Peter P replied to Jack_Vines's topic in Studebaker, Erskine & Rockne
Where are you guys located Jack? I could not find you doing a google search Peter -
What is he looking for Robert? I am meeting up with a fellow in his 80's and he know a lot about the early Studebakers
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Not sure if the year is correct but this rear end is under my 1925 Studebaker Standard Six ER Hardtop Roadster. I want to ID which McLaighlin Buick model and year this came from, I will likley try to sell it and find a year correct Studebaker rear end. Can someone ID this rear and as per year and model it came off of? Thank you
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This is the rare, second version of the 1925 Studebaker dash panel.