Couple of Studes in the mix

[Dan White]

This was posted over at the Hudson site but there are a couple of Packards and two decent looking Studes 4th pane ('63 and '64 sedans) in the mix. Also the '53 Hudson Jet has Stude drive train.

HUDSON and other Classic Cars FOR SALE

For many years Texas based Jim Guinn operated a single trailer door to door Classic Car transport service. During those years he accumulated Hudson and other marquee cars and stored them on his North Texas property. He has retired from the transport business and the cars pictured in the attached PDF and JEPGS are now FOR SALE

[r1lark]

Hey, these thumbnails opened for me!!

The white '64 Cruiser sounds like a great parts car to upgrade an otherwise solid Studebaker - 289, 4 bbl, power brakes, power steering, air, etc. Only $800.

[StudeRich]

The Red '63 Lark is a Cruiser that would have came with a 289 V8, but it says 259.

Do they know what they are talking about, or since they did not mention it's a Cruiser, did they maybe just look up Lark V8's and come up with: "it must be a 259?

The '64 is a Daytona 4 Door Sedan.

[63t-cab]

Maybe the ol engine swap after 40 or so years.

The Red '63 Lark is a Cruiser that would have came with a 289 V8, but it says 259.

Do they know what they are talking about, or since they did not mention it's a Cruiser, did they maybe just look up Lark V8's and come up with: "it must be a 259?

The '64 is a Daytona 4 Door Sedan.

[Dan White]

For the asking prices I would not be too picky. The '63 asking price is $400 and it looks like it has plenty of parts that would be worth more than that. The '64 as r1Lark notes is a fully loaded car and possibly a fixer upper, for $800.