Features Studebaker's lets see them

The gold and red one,a few years back before paint

 

thanks for the pics of this truck bob. perfect. i love the bumper. got one in the garage for my stude, that is currently black. think im going orange, tho

 

Hows about a 1932 Model 91 President Roadster !!?? (or at least pieces of one )

 

I'm over my limit on Studes and on to other hot rods now. Here are a few that I've done...






1954 Starliner...327/365 HP, close ratio T10










1953 Starlight...first customized in 1958. Restored for the 2009 GNRS




1946 M15A-128...305 Chevy






1963 Daytona...305/TH350




1963 Avanti...R1/auto








1963 Hawk (stocker)...289/4 speed

 

my 1918 studebaker when bought off hamb

 

Gone but never to be forgotten....... sigh ....

 

I'll be in Seattle in September i could help lighten the Stude load if this one will fit in the overhead

 

My 2R5.........built by me here in the UK over the last few years. Uncanny how similar the color choice is ?

Paul

 

Only Stude left is my avatar and it's going away.

 

Here are two of mine, the '53 Custom I've had for 8 years and it has a late model LS1/4L60E drive train. Just passed 20k miles that I have driven it since I got it. The '54 Conestoga is my coming project it will have a Stude 289 and be a little more traditional. I have a 64 Cruiser donor car that will give up most of it's drive train and suspension to the Conestoga.





Pat

 

Love those mopar cop car wheels!!

 

C'mon! Packard purchased Studebaker in 1954. The car you see is a 1958 Packard Hawk only made the one year!

 

my dad.

 

love them tail lights. what are they from ?

 

You are correct. Stude bought the dies that Dodge used for their '58-'59
wide-bed pickups. Very closely resembles the bed Ford used on some early
60's one-ton pickups,though. (Ford's box had flat panels on the back where the taillights mounted. The Dodge beds, and the Studebaker ones that followed, had a ridge that ran around the light and down to the bottom of the panel. How do I know this stuff? First, I've lived all of my 52 years in South Bend, and Second, I read voraciously everything I can find about my favorite make of cars/trucks. AWESOME THREAD!!

 

i'm waitin on you to call.

 

Here is mine its a 1959 lark 2 door wagon
It has 15,000 miles on her and she is all
Factory and still has the studebaker v8
She might be up for sale soon runs and drives great

 

No one sold this car its mine and in my garage. Still there this morning.

 

yeah sorry, i forgot my know it all hat home that morning and couldnt figure it out alone. its all ok now.

that is a slick truck, the tailights look like 50 pontiac w/ custom "housings", which really improve the overall look.

 

This is was my one brother's 60 Lark - Now it's my older brother's car. 259 Twin Traction with hill holder. It was his daily for a few years, he drove it from Pittsburgh to Detroit monthly. We repainted it and redid the interior last year - original color with HOK silver roof, wheels and some pinstriping. Much sharper car now.

 

My Dad's '60 Studebaker Lark. 355 Chevy w/ 3-dueces, Muncie 4-speed. Haven't driven it yet but registration should be done this week. Enjoy!

 

Love the Delivery , 64 Wagonaire for sale near me , but one project at a time. B E A Utitiful cars.

 

here are some studdys

 

some of you should reconize my stude ................... steve

 

Not many Hawks posted. This one is my dads. Its a '60, 289 auto, posi... Used to be turbocharged but they previous owner took it off and threw it in the trash. Has a little placard on the old Hurst ratchet shifter house that reads "Turbocharged by Ak Miller" flanked by checkered flags.

I've got a 52 champion 4 door stocker and my dads got a couple others, a 52 starlight coupe, a 41 business coupe and an Avanti II.

well this aint workin....