Studemax

They sure had a crowd, didn't they?

Donald is a member of our chapter of the Studebaker Drivers Club. He does good work, and we wish him the best with his new venture!

Lots of Champ truck stuff, Larks galore, many parts - and the sliding roof from a Wagonaire! June 30 - Platt Auction Company

Pictures would be a big help.

I hope they enjoy their retirement.

Well.... I'm impressed with the hardiness of the newsprint used and heartened by the use of such a cartoon to serve as a gasket lo these many years.

I forwarded the pix to Larry Tholen of the Rockne Registry, and he is pretty certain that it is a Rockne sedan. If you can get the numbers (2 lines) from the body tag at the bottom of the cowl panel, he can positively identify the year, the model, and the trim level. He would also like to add that information to the Rockne Registry. Please contact him using this link. His email address is at the bottom. http://www.theantiquestudebakerclub.com/rockne/rockne.htm

Have you asked over on the Studebaker Driver's Club forum?

That's cool.

If you are tired of all the crap that shows up when searching for old car parts, try this: type in what you are searching for, and add two little things. Like so.... studebaker -fits -covers This immediately gets rid of most of claptrap that makes searching so annoying.

Great book. Too bad I already have a couple.

Is that distant rumble I hear thunder, or did Ol' Shel arrive in heaven driving a Cobra? Here's to the worlds' fastest chicken farmer! He's now making some Terlingua chili for Jesus.

Bright white lights in a snowstorm, right?

Dick Quinn is the BEST!

Shucks, folks..... I are speechless.

With our supercharger and belly pan installed, we ought to be a lead pipe cinch to break the World Land Speed Record.

Looks like the same color used on late model Camaros.

Until you meet him in the flesh, go to Jay's website. You can spend a couple hours there.... Jay Leno's Garage

Weird, ain't it?

Studebaker used those particular hood ornaments on vehicles as various as their 50's pickups, and late 40's coupes and sedans. I had a '49 Champion sedan with that exact hood ornament on it.

Those bastiges!

Hubcap is definitely a Studebaker.

Uh.... mid-90's Nissan Figaro.... (I think)

No one has mentioned the red Studebaker pickup in "The Birds".....

FUNNY!