RagtimeMoses

My first nickel era car and my first Studebaker. A dream come true. Unrestored survivor.

Egge makes a lot of the parts

Just wondering if anyone knows any history of the 1920 EG that I picked this up in early September 2023 from a Facebook marketplace seller about two hours away from me in Fitchburg, Massachusetts I had been searching for a six cylinder early 20’s touring car with wood wheels for over a year, preferably in original condition. In fact I built a garage just for it with my own two hands. The serial number is 327159. Formerly owned by Mr. Arnold Paulsen of Fitchburg since the late 1960s. He passed in 2018. I would love to hear from someone who know of this car and its history. I am told he bought it at auction in the late 1960’s, and drove it to antique meets in the early 70’s.

Hello group, getting this old heap back on the road, in unrestored original condition. In southern New England need the following missing items as shown in pictures -one hub dust cap, all four present but one is damaged beyond repair -white faced speedometer and clock as shown -one hood hold-down, style as shown -trim escutcheon for shifter and starter button, the side nearest the engine is missing, only the back half nearest the seat is present. many thanks and happy motoring