I spend a lot of time in front of the computer, and I visit a lot of sites/forums. This particular forum is my favorite. Literally, it seems as if there is a new post every time I check in, and the majority of the time, someone replies to that post. Studephiles seem to be among the most passionate and supportive of their brand, and there seem to be very few, if any, arrogant people that come here. There seems to be genuine interest expressed regarding any topic that happens to appear in the forum.
I guess the forum that would seem to be closest to this one in terms of interest and support is the Buick forum at the AACA site. Those folks are also pretty passionate, although I've come across a few more arrogant types there.
I'm surprised at the volume of posters here versus the forums for so many other brands. Apparently, Studebaker was never really a high volume product, yet this forum is one of the busiest I've seen.
I really enjoy coming here. I'll have to get another Studebaker car one of these days. Lark sedans are becoming more appealing to me all the time.
I guess the forum that would seem to be closest to this one in terms of interest and support is the Buick forum at the AACA site. Those folks are also pretty passionate, although I've come across a few more arrogant types there.
I'm surprised at the volume of posters here versus the forums for so many other brands. Apparently, Studebaker was never really a high volume product, yet this forum is one of the busiest I've seen.
I really enjoy coming here. I'll have to get another Studebaker car one of these days. Lark sedans are becoming more appealing to me all the time.
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We like strength. There's strenght in numbers, so it's said. With that consideration, the more Stude-o-philes we recruit, the better off we are![:0]
)]Same train of thought...you'd enjoy SDC's monthyly magazine, Turning Wheels too. It's probably the BEST automotive club publication in the country.[
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