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If there is a dead body in the trunk of that Cadillac, the date the photo was taken would surely be of importance!! Craig

I am not from the U.K., but here is information on the Ford Y: Ford Model Y - Wikipedia They were sold in Canada (being part of the Commonwealth) in small numbers in LHD. Craig

If that is the case, it was a very well done and well-engineered conversion. I don't see any sagging in the middle section at all, and the added center section appears to be just as good of grade of materials as the front and rear sections. I have seen some 80's stretch-limos, and their added-in sections left something not to be desired; especially the crude welds on the inside panel of the middle door. Craig

Them and the sedan deliveries. The 2-door wagons lasted until 1960, and the Sedan Delivery until 1958. I saw a '58 Sedan Delivery running around daily when I lived in Edmonton a good 50 years ago. And in the early 1980's, I remember Rothman's had a '57 Sedan Delivery in their 1950's vehicles collection. Craig

That '58 Pathfinder wagon is definitely NOT restored! It appears to be a better-than-average used wagon, with some shine on the patinaed original paint thrown in. Craig

So THAT'S why the Studebaker Drivers Club calls their 'non-topic' Forum that!! "Stove Huggers" the non-Studebaker Forum - Studebaker Drivers Club Forum 😉 Craig

Agree, it is well done. If someone took a RH 3/4 front view photo from a low angle, the conversion probably wouldn't even be noticeable. Craig

Thanks for posting these photos. Nice to see the Ontario salt didn't consume them all!! That 1955 Studebaker President Speedster was a Spring offering. That color combination is Sun Valley Yellow/Highleah Lime metallic. There was a total of 2215 President Speedsters made. Craig

I'm in absolutely NO rush to see that white sh!t, despite it being a scorcher outside for the past week! Craig

I'm guessing the copier was either company property, or leased in their name. Would it be considered 'stolen' if it never left the premises? I'm sure that happens a lot. Countless times office staff exchange equipment for 'better' stuff, like bigger monitors, etc., especially when a fellow staff member is away on vacation. Craig

That is correct if you want to get a vendor's license. Most jurisdictions have food inspectors that perform regular checks on refrigeration equipment containing frozen perishables including ice cream that can spoil above freezing. The equipment has to be clean and up-to-date mechanically. Craig

'Sebastianbuick' from France showed us his 200 km/h 1969 Buick speedometer here: His car was sold new in France. Craig

Thanks for the great photos, everyone! I just might have to put Copshaholm on my bucket list for next year!! Craig

What I get out of this is your hearing is still fantastic for your age. Just be thankful for that! Craig

The FBI always used Ford and Mercury cars in the show, both old and brand new at the time. Craig