In picture #9780, that 1955 Studebaker is at least nine years old (I see at least four 1964 models) and probably the second oldest car in the lot.
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Wappinger, NY
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In #9782 there's a sign that says "The car with the amazing weather eye". Does anyone know what that's about?Manuel J. Martinez
Baton Rouge, LA
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"Weather eye" was what Nash and Hudson called their heaters (or Climatizer if you know Studebaker terminology). Perhaps that dealership is next door.
BobBob
Welland Ontario
60 Lark Convertible
64 Daytona
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Two great images in the #9782 posting. Thanks.
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#9786 - It doesn't look like the power brakes helped him on the wet road or maybe it was an icy road (note the snow tires).Gary L.
Wappinger, NY
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I never noticed this before, but the Lark coming towards the camera has an accessory driving light!Originally posted by Studedude View PostComment
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I noticed that also. It is also missing its grille emblem.Originally posted by BRUCESTUDE View Post
This picture looks familiar. Was this the last day of work in December 1963?Gary L.
Wappinger, NY
SDC member since 1968
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