Just saw this on the Minneapolis Craigslist. Looks like a real good buy, and may not take much to put it on the road.
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Yeah, I mean neighborhood. Here in California you can drive over 12 hours from one end of the state to the other. So, yup, 2 hours is in the same neighborhood to me. I've driven from Oregon to Arizona to pick up good deals on Studebakers. Sometimes you just have to pick up and go. The road trip can be half the fun.sals54
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Originally posted by sals54 View PostYeah, I mean neighborhood. Here in California you can drive over 12 hours from one end of the state to the other. So, yup, 2 hours is in the same neighborhood to me. I've driven from Oregon to Arizona to pick up good deals on Studebakers. Sometimes you just have to pick up and go. The road trip can be half the fun.
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Originally posted by TWChamp View PostI agree. I enjoy road trips and especially if I don't have to drive. A couple months ago I drove almost 2000 miles round trip to pick up a Honda HT 3812 riding lawn mower. Most people would think I'm nuts, but it looks like new and was only $200, so the $120 in gas was worth it.Gary L.
Wappinger, NY
SDC member since 1968
Studebaker enthusiast much longer
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Originally posted by studegary View PostWhat were you driving? At $2.40 per gallon ("A couple of months ago..."), you would have had to be averaging 40 miles per gallon.
Today we can get gas for $1.36 and get .20 off that with a coupon on double coupon Tuesdays.
My first 3 Studebakers all came from El Paso in 1969 when I was in the Army, so that was 1500 miles each to drive them home then fly back to base.
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