Snowed In

[Jeb]

Any guesses on the year and model Stude?

[studefan]

47 to 52 4 door. That's the best I can do.

[Jeb]

That was fast and accurate.

[kurtruk]

Long nose of a Commander.

[StudeRich]

The snow buildup can really change the shape, I have a '64 Daytona Sedan right Now, sitting under 6 Inches of wind blown Snow and it now looks like a fastback '72 Ford Torino!

[rockne10]

Long nose of a Commander.

And those tall headlight doors!

[candbstudebakers]

48 Landcruiser

[Commander Eddie]

I think the rear window and trip is just visible enough to tell me it is a '52.

[52-fan]

I'm guessing 51 Land Cruiser. It looks long for a standard 4 door sedan.

[sochocki]

Yeah, but nobody's ventured a guess on what color it is, LOL.

[bezhawk]

Right now....it's white!

[plwindish]

The picture reminds me of the winter of 1977-78 which had a record snowfall we have not caught up with yet this year. I had my Dad's retired 68 Chevy pickup parked outside and the snow completely encased the truck with the drifts being higher than the top of the truck bed. It was well into spring before all the snow melted and the truck appeared again.

[Jeb]

I'm guessing 51 Land Cruiser. It looks long for a standard 4 door sedan.

Howard hit it right on the nose, '51 Landcruiser. We pushed it outside to use the garage and a good snow storm covered it. The next week achieved above freezing temperatures which turned the snow to ice. We're afraid to brush it off as it could scratch the hell out of it. I hope the car makes it until spring without any damage. Glycol is good to -50.

['66Commander]

A -20deg Studefreezer?

[Jeb]

Studefreezer if I could open the doors without ripping off the rubber seals. We can always use more room for moose burger. I guess the car will have to remain a Studesickle 'til it warms up.