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Franklins had wooden chassis frames through 1927. In 1928 only the short wheelbase Franklin had the laminated ash frames, the larger cars had steel. By 1929 all Franklins had steel frames.
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My 1950 Commodore 8 is missing the panels/splash guards that fit into the wheel wells on both right and left sides. Does anyone have these pieces or even know what they are called?
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Looks like a 38 Chrysler to me. Keiser will know.
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I'll try to get an estimate from Shrock, shortly
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No one interested in the pedal covers? Dave P
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Mike. I studied the pictures closely, there is a lot of things that don't appear quite right with that car. The price is way too high. Dave P
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Here's what my Olympic pedal pads look like.
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Rob and Steve. I believe my Olympic has the original pedal pads and they are different than what Metro Molded has. I contacted Shrock Bros. in Pa, they make beautiful pedal pads for Studebakers in the 30s and they said they could make pedal pads for the Olympic if I could supply a good original. I'd be glad to pursue it if there is interest, I'll take a good photo of a pedal pad tomorrow. Dave P
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The Stude price has been reduced to $10000. I don't want this car to sit outside in Maryland winter. Someone please give it a nice warm garage!
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Yes, all three of us were at Hershey on Wednesday and Thursday. Found some stuff for the 21 Franklin. We has originally intended to take the 27 up on Saturday but the weather stopped that.
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It looks a lot like the one on my 27 Franklin
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Yes, the Stude is still for sale. I need the space in the garage.
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I've had my Stude Starlight coupe for sale for a year. Nothing
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I agree, those sealed beams would have to go.
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Price reduced to 10500, or best offer. Car needs a new home. Car still available. Could deliver to Hershey if necessary.
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I need to sell my 49 Commander Starlight coupe. 245 6 , 3 speed with overdrive. Wonderful highway cruiser. Need the garage space and don't want to park it outside. It seems there is little interest in postwar Studes unless they are bullet nosed. $12500.oo or best offer for this Maryland car.
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For sale 49 Stude Commander Starlight. 245 flathead 6, 3 speed with overdrive. Most of the chrome has been replaced with NOS pieces. Tires are low mileage. Put new heater core in this year. Dive it home, have run out of garage space and do not want to park this car outside. $12500.00 Car is in Maryland.
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I have a 27 11B. They are absolutely wonderful driving cars. If the car has been idle for a while, I would check to make sure that there are no stuck valves, especially the exhaust valves. If you have any more questions, Paulf is very sharp on Franklins and I am pretty knowledgable on the 11B, Dave
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I think it is a 34 . My 33 has a completely different dash. different headlights and does not have the skirted front fenders. Also cben09 comment about stuck valves is very important. Dave
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Took the 33 Franklin out today. Of course have to check and make sure the radiator is topped off!
Franklin Series 16-A, Model 163 Airman 1932
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Picture 1-3 is the air cleaner/supercharge. I've posted a picture of the set up on my 33 Franklin