I spoke to the owner of my old car yesterday and worked out a price, etc. He seems like a great guy. I'm going down Saturday morning and driving Matilda (my 59 Lark six) back home. Its been on a few nice trips over the past three years, Palm Springs to Dallas TX, Dallas TX to Calfornia City and from there to Newport beach. Now its coming home. Of all the cars I've owned, that has been and remains my favorite car, six cylinder and all. Does anyone in Orange county know if there is a place open on Saturday to take a look at it? According to him, the brake lights are a sometimes thing and the pedal takes 1 pump to get the braking. I'd like to get it checked before I leave town with it.
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Boomerang -- bought my old car back/any shop in the OC open on Saturday?
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There are 1000's of garages open on Saturday in Orange County, the trick is...to find any that know how to fix Studebaker's.
Here's the only one I know of, Walt (the owner) worked on a 1962 GT Hawk I owned.
Walt was recommended to me by Custom Auto Service in Santa Ana, that only works on Packards.
Hemingway's Garage - 818 E. 4th Street Santa Ana - 714-543-8093 / Don't recall if Walt is open on Saturday, you'll have to call and ask.
The usual cause why brake lights don't work is the brake (stop) lamp switch that is pressure activated. The little charmer gets clogged up with dirty brake fluid.
Studebaker: 666858 / Ford: C1AZ-13480-A (replaced 0A-13480) .. Brake (Stop) Lamp Switch (Motorcraft SW-24) ~ Ford applications: 1940/66 myriad FoMoCo vehicles.
btw: I have a pair of PALM SPRINGS STUDEBAKER license plate frames, new originals in the package, never installed.Last edited by WinM1895; 12-04-2013, 11:03 AM.
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Congratulations, Bob!
Clark in San Diego | '63 Standard (F2) "Barney" | http://studeblogger.blogspot.com
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