Received an email from a friend who was installing a generator at a guys house today and after talking for a while the his customer who is very, very old, he wanted to show my buddy an old car in his garage. Once he saw that it was a Studebaker my friend informed him of my passion for Studebaker/Packards and the guy stated that he "wanted to get rid of it". I am waiting for pics but these are the details that I have so far.....does it sound to far fetched or could this truly be one of the early ones? Here is a portion of his email to me. "I have a customer who was showing me, what he claims is, an 1890-1895 prototype Studebaker in his garage. He said it was verified as original from the Studebaker Museum in 1973, but has since lost the paperwork. The original engine is missing and the original wheels were cut to fit bicycle tires. Everthing else is original. It looks like a horseless carriage. Is this something you would be interested in? "
Wasn't Studebaker's first car in 1902. Wouldn't the dates mentioned above be to early for a car? This car is way before my time. I am only 42. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
58 Packard Wagon (Parade Red)
58 Packard Wagon (Park Green)
58 Packard Hardtop (parts car)
58 Packard Sedan (Shadowtone Red)
57 Packard Wagon (parts car)
57 Packard Sedan (parts car)
62 Daytona (White)
63 Lark Custom 2 Door Sedan R2 (Super Red)
Wasn't Studebaker's first car in 1902. Wouldn't the dates mentioned above be to early for a car? This car is way before my time. I am only 42. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
58 Packard Wagon (Parade Red)
58 Packard Wagon (Park Green)
58 Packard Hardtop (parts car)
58 Packard Sedan (Shadowtone Red)
57 Packard Wagon (parts car)
57 Packard Sedan (parts car)
62 Daytona (White)
63 Lark Custom 2 Door Sedan R2 (Super Red)
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