1942 Studebaker Commander

[matheustarantin]

Greetings,

I`m the owner of a 42`Studebaker Commander and it is not easy to find some parts, the tail lights and steering wheel to be more specific.
Does anyone have any ideia where I can find these parts?

Appreciate it.

[Studebaker Wheel]

Here is what your tail lights look like. Are you missing just the lense's?

[studerex]

Tom Shrock makes the wheel. I have new tail light assembly for one side.

[rockne10]

... it is not easy to find some parts,

Welcome to the SDC forum! I hate making assumptions but, can we assume you have not joined the Antique Studebaker Club or the Studebaker Drivers Club?
Gettysburg is in the center of a hotbed of Studebaker owners. How can we make it easier?

[packard352]

Try Shrock Brothers for the steering wheel. I bought my steering wheel from them for my '56 Golden Hawk - love it and their work. You can search on their website and communicate with them via

http://www.shrockbrothers.com

Good luck

[matheustarantin]

Here is what your tail lights look like. Are you missing just the lense's?

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Unfortunately the set of both sides.
I don't know if you remember, I'm from Brazil and you sent me an email explaining some modifications that were made on it.

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Tom Shrock makes the wheel. I have new tail light assembly for one side.

Can you send me some pictures?

[matheustarantin]

Welcome to the SDC forum! I hate making assumptions but, can we assume you have not joined the Antique Studebaker Club or the Studebaker Drivers Club?
Gettysburg is in the center of a hotbed of Studebaker owners. How can we make it easier?

Actually I'm from Brazil and just stayed in Gettysburg for a few months, but while I was there couldn't find anything... Maybe I didn't find the right place to look for.

[rkapteyn]

Do you have part numbers for the items you need?
If you own a rare car like that , you should invest in a parts manual and a workshop manual and give the part numbers for the items you need.
I have many 1942 Studebaker parts in stock that are inventoried by part numbers.
Robert Kapteyn
studebaker@mac.com

[rockne10]

And, by all means, join at least the Antique Studebaker Club to gain access to parts vendors specializing in parts for the more mature Studebaker.

http://www.theantiquestudebakerclub.com/

Here are some pictures on Shrock's web site. http://www.shrockbrothers.com/Wheel_album.html

They always have their display at our swap meets (York is close to Gettysburg but it was last month.) Contact them and maybe you can see them at Hershey.