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We've got to quit saying, "How stupid can you be?" Too many people are taking it as a challenge. 
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That is really too bad that their research only shows so few Studebaker Trucks Insured that they come up with the Lowest Value Studebaker Truck instead of the actual most valuable and desirable Models Like V8 Powered E7 Transtar Deluxes from '57 to '59!
We all know this happened Because of some showoff with TOO much Money who paid TOO much for a Scotsman Truck at Mecum or Barrett-Jackson and insured it with Hagerty for too much.
It could have been a $100,000.00 Custom Corvette Powered street rod!
Last edited by StudeRich; 01-28-2016, 05:35 PM.StudeRich
Second Generation Stude Driver,
Proud '54 Starliner Owner
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Scotsman Truck prices...
Hmmm... so, I guess if I ever decide to sell the Transtar, I'd better swap the fibreglas grill for a Scotsman grill and switch the nameplates!
Seriously though, it is interesting to see the interest in pick-up trucks is on the increase.
Mark Hayden
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Yes. It would be interesting to know how big their data base of Stude trucks is.Originally posted by StudeRich View PostThat is really too bad that their research only shows so few Studebaker Trucks Insured that they come up with the Lowest Value Studebaker Truck instead of the actual most valuable and desirable Models Like V8 Powered E7 Transtar Deluxes from '57 to '59!
We all know this happened Because of some showoff with TOO much Money who paid TOO much for a Scotsman Truck at Mecum or Barrett-Jackson and insured it with Hagerty for too much.
It could have been a $100,000.00 Custom Corvette Powered street rod!Skip LackieComment
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