It's time for a pointless, but fun, thread
Ever since I have been a young kid, I always had a fascination with what people stored in their glove box. I remember, whenever I rode in the front seat of someones car, the first thing I would do is open the glove box and start to rifle through it, until my grandparents told me that was rude. However, it has been a fascination ever since. Even to this day, if I am riding with someone, I will ask the question: "do you mind if I look through your glove box?" They always look at me like I am crazy, but let me look either way.
You can usually tell alot about a guy from what he carries around in his glove box. (or "vanity" depending on what kind of Studebaker you own!)
So, just for kicks and giggles: "what is in your glove box? (or vanity)?"
I will kick things off.
In my Lark: A new set of bushings (that I desperately need to install)
A road map of Iowa from 1962
A road map of Georga from 1964
Three CD's: Chuck Berrys golden hits, Hits of the 60's, and Henry Mancini. (don't judge me, Henry is a genius!!)
Two microfiber towels
A spare set of keys
Owners manual
A comparison booklet of the 1960 lark to other compact cars, released by Studebaker. (in case I come across some corvair, valiant or falcon driver
)
Spare set of points, and a condenser.
1963 Lark, 259 V8, two-tone paint, Twin Traction. Driven often, always noticed!
Ever since I have been a young kid, I always had a fascination with what people stored in their glove box. I remember, whenever I rode in the front seat of someones car, the first thing I would do is open the glove box and start to rifle through it, until my grandparents told me that was rude. However, it has been a fascination ever since. Even to this day, if I am riding with someone, I will ask the question: "do you mind if I look through your glove box?" They always look at me like I am crazy, but let me look either way.
You can usually tell alot about a guy from what he carries around in his glove box. (or "vanity" depending on what kind of Studebaker you own!)
So, just for kicks and giggles: "what is in your glove box? (or vanity)?"
I will kick things off.
In my Lark: A new set of bushings (that I desperately need to install)
A road map of Iowa from 1962
A road map of Georga from 1964
Three CD's: Chuck Berrys golden hits, Hits of the 60's, and Henry Mancini. (don't judge me, Henry is a genius!!)
Two microfiber towels
A spare set of keys
Owners manual
A comparison booklet of the 1960 lark to other compact cars, released by Studebaker. (in case I come across some corvair, valiant or falcon driver
)Spare set of points, and a condenser.
1963 Lark, 259 V8, two-tone paint, Twin Traction. Driven often, always noticed!
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