A good showing of Studebakers at the annual Bickleton WA car show, co-sponsored by the Central WA SDC (Mostly David and Audrey Haynes). This small town is in the Horse Heaven Hills among wheat fields, and windmills. Interestingly, the '50 Champion sits on an S-10 frame and running gear.
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Very Nice looking Washington Studes!
Is that the Red '54 Champion 4 door that just sold on Craigslist/eBay? I remembered it had those narrow '53 Sedan Bumper Guards.
I think it was in Corona, Calif. so maybe not.
Nice '60 Lark and "X" Whatcom County Chapter Member, Tom Smith's '55 Truck.
Last edited by StudeRich; 09-03-2016, 07:38 PM.StudeRich
Second Generation Stude Driver,
Proud '54 Starliner Owner
SDC Member Since 1967 -
Rich-The '53 Champion was bought by a local member from Salem OR a couple years ago. It looks to have an older repaint, but the car has less than 50K. It's the "low performance" model; Champ 6 with Auto!Originally posted by StudeRich View PostVery Nice looking Washington Studes!
Is that the Red '54 Champion 4 door that just sold on Craigslist/eBay? I remembered it had those narrow '53 Sedan Bumper Guards.
I think it was in Corona, Calif. so maybe not.
Nice '60 Lark and "X" Whatcom County Chapter Member, Tom Smith's '55 Truck.Comment
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Yep another Champion with a DG Automatic, the primary reason why I did not buy that REALLY nice low mileage, Red '54 Champion 4 Door in Corona, CA. last Month.
StudeRich
Second Generation Stude Driver,
Proud '54 Starliner Owner
SDC Member Since 1967Comment
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Looks like a great turnout Bruce, and a lot of nice cars. Is that Jerry's pre-war and did he sell it? It is just an outstanding car.Comment
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Hey Don-Originally posted by Don Kelstrom View Post
Yes that is Jerry Gieseke's '27 that the had to sell due to health issues. A local pre-war car guy bought it and finished installing the drive train etc. and Jerry was able to supervise! Both of them drove it the 60 odd miles to Bickleton and back! We are all glad to see it on the road......Comment
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Bruce, Glad to see that stayed local and is being driven. I am in awe of the work Jerry does. Can't wait to see the electric wagon on the road.Comment
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