Features Studebaker's lets see them

My junk…

 

But wait, there's more


"HERE’S THE PORSCHE-POWERED STUDEBAKER YOU NEVER KNEW EXISTED".

https://flatsixes.com/cars/porsche-...he-powered-studebaker-you-never-knew-existed/

 

Interesting. I reminds me of a guy called Okie Red that lived here when I came. Claimed he had a '59 Buick with a Piper Cub engine in the trunk that he fired up just for racin' people.

 

If any hamber needs a clean 47 cab and doors...I'll let it go cheap...12pk cheap

 

Anyone need some parts. Wayne Heise of Dawson Mn. has been a Studebaker parts vendor for many years,attending Internationals as well as zone meets. He also was a regular at Carlisle and Hershey. He is offering 281 items on a online auction ending Wednesday the 19th. Here is a link to the auction. I have known Wayne for years so I'm just helping get the word out.
https://www.ziemerauctions.com/auctions/29642/landing

 

Still looking for this one!

 

Anybody catch this porn....talks about the R-5 motor Andy had built up for B.Ville.....

 

Beautiful! I bet it is quicker than the Porsche powered one.

 

looking for this Stude for years, any help Please

 

That's a ollllld picture. I remember that car from the 80's @ a KKOA event...

 

Here's a photo that Sondre posted somewhere that was titled Lee Talbot custom ...



What's interesting about this car is the rear end. Looks like they may have used a hood for the trunk lid, and rounded the back of the rear fenders before adding the Corvette taillights.

I wonder if there were changes to the front end too. Anyone know or have other photos of this car?

 

My buddies 1955 Conestoga wagon.

 

Here's an early version...

 

Yep.....they celebrated 100 yrs in 1953....lot of those earky wagons still survive !

 

Lee built that Go Kart hauler that was finished in 1959 for the show and was later found and restored

 

They say that the majority of Prairie Schooners that made it all the way from St Louis to Oregon City were, in fact, built by Studebaker. John Studebaker had a blacksmith shop in Placerville, Ca. and built wheel barrows for the gold rush miners.

 

Are there any verified Studebaker wheel barrows still around?

 

my stude project if I live long enough to get to it

 

This one's in a museum in Sacramento
This plaque is at the original site of the blacksmith shop in Placerville:

 

Thanks! when they shut down they shut down they were planning to make airplanes. Probably would have needed a lighter engine.

 

Dude, I'm right with ya. Have mine42 years.