So, yesterday I was coming back from a week at the farm in MN. While going through the north end of Glenwood, MN on Hwy 55 I noted a '64-'65 Studebaker wagon sitting in a yard on the north side of the road. I have noticed various vehicles and "Stuff" in this area before and suspect its likely for sale. All I could tell from the road without stopping is it was white and dirty looking so could be "barn fresh". I didn't notice it about a month back the last time I was through there.
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Jeff in ND -
I thought you meant horse drawn. With Studebakers you have to be a little more detailed in the description."Madness...is the exception in individuals, but the rule in groups" - Nietzsche. -
Oops, guess I should have said "station wagon" although that also may not be descriptive enough.
I would have said Wagonaire but I was not sure if it was one or a fixed roof car. I was going by about 50 and it was a ways from the road.
Jeff in NDComment
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Well, it's not everyday you see a Studebaker wagon of any kind while driving by.
"Madness...is the exception in individuals, but the rule in groups" - Nietzsche.Comment
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He described it as a '64 or '65, that told me it was a car.Originally posted by Scott View Post
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LOL, yeah... I looked at the title and asked myself, "is it a Wagon or a Wagon??"Drew me in...
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