Projects picked up a Stutz (actually a pair)

golly.

 

Interesting drive train! they were not made to go fast! just short distances with many stops. With 8 now known you have passed the Thorne Gas-Electric which 5 1/2 left. I have to say the Stutz would look better than a Thorne lowered with fender skirts and etc.....

 

here's a couple shots of the suspension

REAR



FRONT
has two transverse springs, one on each side of the knuckle

 

Sorry to be a me-too sort, but I love it.

I'd be tempted to offer to take one off your hands but I suspect I'd go into the deal married and come out single.

 

If you might be interested in selling, check out the private message I sent a while back. Thanks.

Steve

 

Sent you an email
~Mark

 

They had a display of anique delievery vans in Underground Attlanta the last time I was there, there could have been one of these there, they had some 30's Divco street car looking things.

I did a search, no pics, and only about 2 sentences listing that they are there.

 

Can't believe the suspension on that thing. I wonder how good it was and how it would be on a car. I don't think American cars had anything like it.

Bill

 

Cool stuff. As rare as they are, kinda strange to find two of them in one place.

 

One was probably towing the other, when it died

 

i thought i was going to see this...
the one in the pic is owned by a friends pops in law. its one of one. the other cars in his collection are truly unbelievable.
i probably should post pics of somebody elses car, but i thought it needed to be appreciated by others. sorry

 

Before Diamond T got them, they were at Auburn for awhile.

 

I was going to say that if I was a gazillionaire, I would restore one into a icecream truck and give icecream away for free to put smiles on peoples faces...

 

love old vans ..official dog catcher all hamb events

or wheelie thingie..

 

I saw one of those for sale at Hershey about 3 years ago. VERY Cool!!!

 

like geese they mate for life....

 

found a couple more 'back in the day' photos

 

Nothing enjoying a little snack on those long trips

 

not the prettiest things but cool interestinds finds.

 

"Bonded Book Keepers & Accountants" on the side, love it! Can you say gangster bookie?

 

Seven year old thread, with no follow up.
Can't by wonder what became of this pair.

 

Sold them to a local guy, saw them on Craigslist about 4 years ago. He did a little work on the better one but probably realized the complexity of the project and abandoned ship. I never thought about it until after they were gone but there's a 2 in 28 chance that one of those is the very last Stutz built.

A few shots right before it left.
Whereabouts unknown....







couple interior shots