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Floyd G. Quinnell 8602 Great Horned Owl Lane Blaine, WA 98230 *Bellingham, WA area 360-371-8888 602-306-3112 fquinnell@cox.net

Rex I have several of these dog bone shock links with no numbers. Is yours the type with two halves bolted together with a rubber cushion? or the Ford style ?

Rex I will look for this. Bob

I have a large number of parts for these cars.(over 20.000 different items) . Send me part numbers and I can check if I have them.I also stock over 3000 small parts such as clips ,springs etc. These are all inventoried by part number. I have 100 parts with Packard numbers also. Robert Kapteyn studebaker@mac.com

Rex It would help if you would include part numbers ,so vendors can check their inventories.

The cable kit is to open he right side vent door on the 1949 cars and was an option for people that had short arms and could not reach the vent door control. You can tell it was meant for the 1949 cars because of the clear plastic knob. I think it would retrofit 1947-48 cars but the knob would not match. The bumper guard bolted over the original guards on 1950 commanders to install over riders. Robert Kapteyn

Call S.I. Small World Press is no more!

I have a reprinted parts manual for 1923 -24-25 that I bought from Studebaker International , Book 4 all models. It is 1 1/2 " thick. It is not on their website or catalog but they may have some copies left. These were originally reprinted by "Old World Press" but Ed bought them out. Call them at 317 462 3124. Robert Kapteyn

This may be of interest to this group. RightToRepair.org - Right To Repair Coalition

A large 12foot "STUDEBAKER" dealer sign was stolen in Lockport , Illinois during the weekend of March 17/18 2012. Also two antique gas pumps were taken. A large dealer sign is hard to hide. If anyone saw a dealer sign like this moved or stored in the Chicago area, please call me at 815 722 7262 . Robert Kapteyn

I just put some Studebaker step bore wheel cylinders on Ebay. I located a number of these in an inventory of parts I just bought. Let me know your needs. I have over 20.000 different Studebaker parts in stock. Robert Kapteyn. 815 722 7262 studebaker@mac.com

Where are you located. I have gas tanks but for local pickup only. You remove in some cases. Robert Kapteyn Joliet Ill.60432. 815 722 7262 studebaker@mac.com

I found this site that identifies clocks , clusters and gauges. Identifying Instrument Panels, Clusters & Gauges Robert Kapteyn

List this in the Studebaker section! Robert Kapteyn

I just listed some prewar items on ebay. Look at this 1937 (late) Studebaker President and Commander Planar suspension support 190073 | eBay and click on "other items from this seller" to see the rest. Robert Kapteyn 815 722 7262 studebaker@mac.com

These clips also fit the 1934-38 Studebaker head lights. Ebay item # 330691218428. They are listed in the parts books as "guides" (0617-41) part # 258596. These are not available from Studebaker vendors. Robert Kapteyn

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See my webpage under construction,click unidentified parts and you will see my restored dash that I have for sale. Robert Kapteyn

Rex I doubt that I have the linkage you need but I have a complete engine with the original aluminum head and the internal parts of a 1935 engine (Dictator) from another engine that had a cracked block.I saved the oilpan ,crank,cam etc. Email me if you need anything. Robert Kapteyn studebaker@mac.com

This question has come up several times. John Shanahan has posted a good post regarding this. Use the search function of this forum to see many posts on this with very good suggestions. One item I want to add to a previous post that hitting the hub puller with a hammer is that the hit should be inline and on the head of the puller bolt. Hit it on the head and turn the puller some more. Sometimes it takes time. I once tried to pull a stubborn hub and gave up late at night but left the tension on the puller. The next morning I found the hub loose. Robert Kapteyn

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I am looking for 2 rims for a 1927 model EU Dictator. This is a demountable rim I read somewhere that these were being reproduced. Any leads? Thanks Robert Kapteyn

Norman Miller obituary We will miss him. Great guy , exceptional craftsman. Robert Kapteyn

Thanks for the leads. I have forwarded these to the owner of the car. Bob

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