Tomorrow is John Kroulik's birthday and look at the present he bought for himself!
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Last edited by asesolen; 10-02-2015, 03:29 PM.Mike Lynch
Sunnyslope, AZ
"Be kind and civil. Allow that you may be mistaken; allow that others will make mistakes, be gracious. If you're going to contribute, try to make it worthwhile." Alan Taylor
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Looks like you paid a visit to the inventor of Studebaker in Vail. -
Looks like a 59 Scotsman.
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Nice project and now that you have excellent help getting the rust off "the Whistler" this can move up the list.
Bob Miles
Tucson AZComment
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The "4E1" (on the plate) would indicate a 170 cid six powered Scotsman.Originally posted by mbstude View PostLooks like a 59 Scotsman.Gary L.
Wappinger, NY
SDC member since 1968
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Right.. That's why I made the comment. Same as the one I've owned for nearly a decade.Originally posted by studegary View PostComment
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I thought that you were just going by the "looks", for example no door visors.Originally posted by mbstude View PostGary L.
Wappinger, NY
SDC member since 1968
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That one is a little newer than mine; serial number is E1 1800. It's been apart since I wrecked it in 2008. I keep telling myself that I'd like to put it back on the road, but I've learned that full restorations and I aren't a realistic combination.
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Happy Birthday Big John
Denny LComment
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Happy Birthday a little late, John; 'been away a couple days. 
BP
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Thanks all for the Birthday wishs. The SCOTTSMAN is more of a piece of yard art then it is a project.Just somthing more to push around on lawn day.Comment
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So that's what you call it, yard art. Have you Googled your address lately? What period would you call your collection of yard art? Modern? Eclectic? Abstract? Renaissance?Mike Lynch
Sunnyslope, AZ
"Be kind and civil. Allow that you may be mistaken; allow that others will make mistakes, be gracious. If you're going to contribute, try to make it worthwhile." Alan Taylor
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You call it what you want . Art comes in many forms .Is what your forgetting is 4 of thoughs Picasso belong to you.Comment
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LOL! Your yard is beautiful. You have a great collection and enjoy every opportunity to visit. You could even call it StudeAcres North!Originally posted by studejohn View PostMike Lynch
Sunnyslope, AZ
"Be kind and civil. Allow that you may be mistaken; allow that others will make mistakes, be gracious. If you're going to contribute, try to make it worthwhile." Alan Taylor
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