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Thank you very much for the quick response! I will call Apple today. I am also going to apologize ahead of time for what I am sure will be silly questions. While I am no stranger to car restoration, I am quite new to Studes and there is not the wealth of info on the internet compared to the 60-70's car I am used to working on. Thanks, Scott

Hello! I am new to this forum and thought I would drop a line. My father and I have a 1933 Model 56 St. Regis Brougham. After a couple of abortive attempts to restore we are finally grabbing the bull by the horns and are launching in to a full body off resto. I (as well as my father) will be joining the AACA and the Antique Studebaker Club. I have a slew of questions that I am hoping I can get answered. Are there any other resources I should consider other than the two mentioned? Does anyone know who makes the lever shocks for this vehicle and where I can find a rebuild kit or a rebuild service? There is not much left of the floor. Has anybody found a resource for the wood pieces. I am thinking in terms of patterns for the wood but am open to anything. I am sure that a lot of the fasteners will not be reusable. Is there a good vendor on accurate (NOS) fasteners? Anybody out there have the same model of Stude? I can't even get my head around how many questions I will have on this build. I am going to say thank you in advance! lol,