Who knows what a Tincher is?

[Roscomacaw]

Very Studebaker related BTW!

[benaslopoke]

That's a glass stretcher!! ain't it??

[mbstude]

One of those pre-1910 models from Dick Quinn's high school days!

[rockinhawk]

Seems to me like it was a High End automobile in the early days of the industry on the level of Deusenberg. Did Studebaker make bodies for them?

[rockne10]

Leave it to the Georgia folks ! Good to hear from Matthew again as well.
Bob K., is it another one of those models you got the opportunity to take for a spin in your younger days?

[stude dude]

I believe Studebaker bought out Tincher in the late teens as a way of expanding into the prestige market.

Chris.

[DEEPNHOCK]

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[8E45E]

More here as well: http://forum.studebakerdriversclub.c...hlight=tincher

Craig

[Alan]

Wow; Those prices would scare any CASO away. $7,500 for a engine, tranny, rear end and frame with steering. I thought in 57 when my father bought a Olds 98 Starfire Coup for $5,500 he got screwed.

[57pack]

Thanks for posting about the Tincher, I'm a old guy who is still learning more everyday about my favorite car company.
Studebaker-Packard.
Can safely say I never heard of a Tincher before tonight. Thanks

[lark55]

I thought it was a tool for applying tension.

[bhapner]

When I was a kid we used tincher of iodine on cuts. I know, tincture...

[candbstudebakers]

Wow; Those prices would scare any CASO away. $7,500 for a engine, tranny, rear end and frame with steering. I thought in 57 when my father bought a Olds 98 Starfire Coup for $5,500 he got screwed.

He did. who in their right mind would want a tank with out the big gun?

[Studebaker Wheel]

See the Asa Hall, Dick Langworth book The Studebaker Century page 47. Yes Matthew my parents bought me a Tincher touring for my high school graduation in '08. They were very generous but I had asked for a Pierce Great Arrow.

[56H-Y6]

Hi

That six cylinder roadster engine was 707 cu. in.! Bet that was a really road-burner! The four cylinder model was only a 471 cu. in. engine, hardly worth the price!

Steve