It's in PA- maybe I should buy it
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Some Stude-lover obviously spent some time and money on that at one point.
Clark in San Diego | '63 Standard (F2) "Barney" | http://studeblogger.blogspot.com
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Seems to be a motorhome conversion of some sort, leaving you with two options (actually three).
1) Fix it up as a motorhome.
2) Return it to a school bus configuration.
3) Don't buy it.
Well, then there is the forth option I guess, which is to scrap it...Corley
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poor bus...
I have having a hell of a time trying to find it, but I am CERTAIN that we have seen this bus here before. I don't remember it being in PA, though. From what I do remember it was basically free when we last saw it, and those eBay pictures were in the thread about it. Am I crazy? Indeed, but I do see lots of good stuff on that bus. And way more rust then I already have on mine. One other key feature is that this bus has a Wayne body, which makes for a bit more headroom inside.
But I like the looks of my Superior, thanks.
Here's to hoping the '56 Wayne finds a good home...
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It needs more pictures to get most people to actually bid. Of course, that could be a good thing for someone who wants it bad enough to investigate further."In the heart of Arkansas."
Searcy, Arkansas
1952 Commander 2 door. Really fine 259.
1952 2R pickup
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Dave,where in the heck does your bus have rust it looks perfect on the outside. QUOTE=StudeDave57;787728] I have having a hell of a time trying to find it, but I am CERTAIN that we have seen this bus here before. I don't remember it being in PA, though. From what I do remember it was basically free when we last saw it, and those eBay pictures were in the thread about it. Am I crazy? Indeed, but I do see lots of good stuff on that bus. And way more rust then I already have on mine. One other key feature is that this bus has a Wayne body, which makes for a bit more headroom inside.
But I like the looks of my Superior, thanks.
Here's to hoping the '56 Wayne finds a good home... [/QUOTE]Joseph R. Zeiger
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Looks like the listing was approached with the type of enthusiasm the average 14-year-old gives to the task of carrying out the garbage. Too bad...the vehicle deserves much better.John Clary
Greer, SC
SDC member since 1975
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Originally posted by 63t-cab View PostDave,where in the heck does your bus have rust it looks perfect on the outside.
None of it is nearly as bad as the topic bus though...
I'll be watching the sale either way.
I could use some parts.
Has anyone found that old thread yet?
I have given up on our sucky search function...
StudeDave '57
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Originally posted by Corley View PostSeems to be a motorhome conversion of some sort, leaving you with two options (actually three).
1) Fix it up as a motorhome.
2) Return it to a school bus configuration.
3) Don't buy it.
Well, then there is the forth option I guess, which is to scrap it...Joe Roberts
'61 R1 Champ
'65 Cruiser
Eastern North Carolina Chapter
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Originally posted by StudeDave57 View PostHas anyone found that old thread yet?
I have given up on our sucky search function...
But the photos have obviously disappeared from the C/L links, so there is no way to confirm that was the same bus for sale.
Craig
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I sold that bus a few years ago -
I sold it to John Wherry. Sad to say, he passed away. Here's a link to some pictures I have here at home. Also a link to some videos. These were taken about 4 years ago. I shipped the hydrovac to him before the bus was shipped. He was going to have it rebuilt. I believe he fell ill the next year and I don't know if the brake system was addressed. I did drive it around our park using the emergency brake. (scary!).
Please excuse some of the videos are sideways or upside down.
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1956 2E 38 Studebaker bus.I'm pretty certain there are not too many of these vehicles on the road today and with a little work this one could be.
Larry Y
North Wales, PA
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Originally posted by 8E45E View PostProbably the one mentioned here: http://forum.studebakerdriversclub.c...ighlight=nelly
But the photos have obviously disappeared from the C/L links, so there is no way to confirm that was the same bus for sale. Craig
And then I recapped the stories in post #29.
I can't believe I stumped Craig!!!
Originally posted by larryyano View PostI sold it to John Wherry...
Now I know how to find said thread.
Say- how much of that collection in those pics do you still have?
I see some pretty neat stuff there!!!
StudeDave '57
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Originally posted by StudeDave57 View PostAnd now I need to correct myself as well~ the body on this bus is a Thomas, not a Wayne
Craig
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