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Hello everyone...I am new to Studebakers having just purchased a 1935 President. The car is in truly amazing original condition incuding the interior. It is optioned with dual horns, a four spoke banjo steering wheel, a radio...etc. It is missing a few items and I could use your help in finding and acquiring them. The flying lady hood ornament is present but the radiator cap she mounts to is missing...anyone have any thoughts? Also, the banjo steering wheel is missing the connection parts behind the horn cap to activate the horns. I would also like to find an extra hub cap if anyone knows of one and if a pair of rear fender skirts should they happen to be out there somewhere...I would be interested in purchasing them. Thanks and any help at all would be appreciated. Oh...one more thing...the car runs very well but the brakes are not in working order (I guess that is what happens if you sit for 40 years)...any thoughts on that note would also be most appreciated. Brian...530-723-2145.

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Guest oldmoparguy

I just sold a hub cap for your car on EBay- in fact you may be the one who bought it. I have a hood, rather radiator cap and ornament for a 33 Studebaker and an extra cap that goes under the ornament. May be the same cap as you need. If you like I will send you a picture of it. r40gto@q.com I had one 31 Commander and two 35 Commanders, a coupe and a sedan. Sold them long ago.

I am looking for a single Jumbo General 14" wheel if you should know of one.

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Guest oldmoparguy

I see the mascot does not have a separate cap under the mascot like the 33. The hub cap I sold was a 35 President. Really neat cars. Val

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Brian,

Have you joined the Antique Studebaker Club The Antique Studebaker Club or the Studebaker Drivers Club? Studebaker Drivers Club

Your body and chassis parts catalogs and shop manual are available.

13,000 members in the SDC wish you well.

Richard (studeq), thats a lovely picture.

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