Studebaker parts

[Don't slam the door]

Hello, I am new to the club but also new to Studebaker's and wondering where the best sites are to obtain good used ,NOS, and good reproductions parts for our "new" 1937 Dictator ? Thanks from don't slam the door.

[Bob Bryant]

There are some SDC forum members who can help. The link below can connect you to another good source of information.

http://www.theantiquestudebakerclub.com/

PLease post some photos when you get time. Good luck with your project.

[Commander Eddie]

Dear Slam,
Welcome to the club and the forum. '37 Dictator eh. One of my favorite body styles. Look forward to seeing some photos.

[studeclunker]

Welcome to the madness DSTD. LOL, I love your username! It's my mantra whenever anyone gets in my wagon!

[RadioRoy]

I even put a little sign on the glove box door on one of my cars, so that people would see it when they sat down.

It read "Don't slam the door... again."

[52hawk]

I even put a little sign on the glove box door on one of my cars, so that people would see it when they sat down.

It read "Don't slam the door... again."

Good idea! I spent DAYS aligning and adjusting the doors on my Hawk,so they open and close almost as easy as a refrigerator.. The few people that have ridden with me always think they have to slam the door. Maybe because it's an old car,or maybe their owns doors need work....

[sals54]

Check out the thread on this forum titled:
"Parts Stash for Sale in Downtown Fresno"
You may want to make a quick trip down there top check it out. It looks like there may be a ton of parts for your car, stored in that warehouse.
I wouldn't wait too long either. I doubt its going to last very long.

[Don't slam the door]

Old radios

I even put a little sign on the glove box door on one of my cars, so that people would see it when they sat down.

It read "Don't slam the door... again."

Hi Radio Roy, don't suppose you have an original radio for my 1937 Dictator ?

[RadioRoy]

Hi Radio Roy, don't suppose you have an original radio for my 1937 Dictator ?

Nope. Sorry. The correct numbers are AC-435 and AC-527, which are also labeled S-1431. These are made by Philco. Many pre-war radios out there are aftermarket models.