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  • Perfect home for the 55 coupe

    My winning bidder was nice enough to ask how I'd feel about his purpose in buying the car. He wants to drop in a Ford flathead with a 3:71 blower to run on the salt. I told him I thought he had the perfect car since the car had a mouse motor now and that ugly front end, the wrong interior and missing all the President trim. I'll come up with some beater grill parts that he can paint to stay in the stock body class.
    I invited him to drop in here, hope to see him.

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    63 R2 4 speed GT White
    63 GT Hawk
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    62 Daytona HT
    53 Coupe



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    Swell! Hope to hear more about his efforts.
    The only difference between death and taxes is that death does not grow worse every time Congress convenes. - Will Rogers

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      This is a good explainion of why he's doing it:

      "Yep. He'll probably run in "altered" or "Comp Coupe". With the Ford
      flatheat it would be an XF engine class and of course blown. Also the
      body is considered classic (prior to 1982 I believe). His classes would
      look something like XF/CBAlt or XF/CBCC. Add an "F" to the mix if
      running fuel and not straight gasoline.
      We had a fellow at Maxton run a Nissan 240ZX with a Flat Head Ford
      motor out of an old sprint car he laying around. Ran in Comp Coupe I
      believe."

      Studebaker On The Net http://stude.com
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      64 Daytona HT
      64 R2 4 speed Challenger
      63 R2 4 speed GT Black
      63 R2 4 speed GT White
      63 GT Hawk
      63 Avanti
      62 Daytona HT
      53 Coupe


      JDP Maryland

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