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Totally agree. Seeking info on the original or possibly something that will work at least as the size of what’s presently there.Thank you.
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Wanted trunk lid latches for a 1933 Rolls Royce. Appreciate any assistance…Mike
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I am interested in Illustrated Packard Buyers Guide if still available. Thanks...Mike
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What is the PAS monthly bulletin and where can it be found? Thanks
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21 hours ago, flackmaster said:
I have the wheel hub covers, aka hubcap extensions. I'll be back in Dallas at the end of the month. DAF
Look very forward. We are located a block off 35W and Berry if want to check us out to. We have four Packards in the collection. Thank you.
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6 hours ago, West Peterson said:
I have at least 6 hub caps. Are you looking for new, or better, or anything?
I would love new caps but will settle for better. Thank you for responding. Let me know what you have.
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We are in process of restoring our 1940 Packard Super 180 and very much in need of the following items:
Packard One Eight hub caps and the inner trim rings between outer and hub cap needed.
Packard fender mirror. Need mirror only.
Rear Luggage rack release knob needed.
Radio channel buttons needed.
Plastic rear ash tray handles needed.
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Not sure of year or model other than it is a 39 or 40 with the plastic dash. I am attempting to find someone who restores these type dashes for a friend who otherwise has a very nice car. Any assistance is appreciated.
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Is there anyone currently working on, restoring plastic dashboards. Thank you.
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I found the show to be very lame. The guy takes quick look at the car like a kid in a candy store, gets to take je wiz ride and then pulls a number out the air of what he thinks it's worth. This is a one season show at best.
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Not quite right.
For Breh, I suggest you contact the forum of the Studebaker Drivers Club or the Avanti Owners Association International for the real story, and the help you need.
Good luck!
i agree check out both these organizations for lots correct information. Parts are available for most all years including the early years. As the owner of a 64 Avanti R 2 I am one that believes the only real Avantis were those produce by Studebaker in 63 and 64.
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A number of years ago I purchased a 1964 Avanti R2, or so I was told. The frame has the number R4850 and I have started a body off restoration. A few years ago, I bought another Avanti frame which has the number 63R-2126. Would someone confirm the year of the first frame and whether it is an R2? Is there any way to determine if the second frame is for an R1 or R2? Thanks.
63R-2126 was an R1 Avanti.
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My photos from the Lake Mirror Classic on October 20 in Lakeland, FL.
All my pictures
Lake Mirror Classic Auto Festival - Lakeland, FL - October 20, 2012 - SILVERPLATE1945's Photos
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I have the glass bowl filter on my 1964 Studebaker Avanti R2. It's a Delco unit and I do not know if this was factory or not. I also have a new one still in the box,
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Not to steal your post Ron but here is our 1964 Studebaker Avanti R2 at the Boca Show. We were awarded a second place in class and excellence in show award. You have an awesome car Ron! Mike
One of my photos of your car -
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That would be my color- Avanti Turquoise
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I am interested in any signs you may find.
Mike
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If it is a 1965 model it was not produced by Studebaker and will not a Studebaker V8 in it. A 65 is an Avanti II.
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My pictures fro the Lake Mirror Classic Auto Festival in Lakeland Florida a couple weeks ago.
All my pictures from the show
LAKE MIRROR CLASSIC AUTO FESTIVAL 2011 - SILVERPLATE1945's Photos
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A few of my pictures-
All my show pictures:
CONCOURS D'ELEGANCE OF AMERICA AT ST. JOHN'S 2011 - SILVERPLATE1945's Photos
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Does anyone have any experiences with Horseless Carriage Carriers used for transporting a car? Thank you.
Mike
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Can anyone tell me what class a 1964 Studebaker Avanti is in?
Thanks...Mike
Wanted: Trunk Latches 1933 Rolls Royce
in British Other - MG, Triumph, Jaguar, etc.
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Thank you. I have attempted contact with them.