Studebaker Intl Revising Website

[Dan White]

I just went to the Studebaker Intl. website and it says the product area is under reconstruction. It is about time. Their site was the worst of all the Stude vendor websites. S. Allen's was the best for searching for products and even SASCO had search and online order capability. Hope this brings them into the 21st Century.

Dan White
64 R1 GT
64 R2 GT

[royvaldez]

Thank God. I had the worst time on Stude Int. I could not find the part that I was looking for on their web site.

[royvaldez]

Thank God. I had the worst time on Stude Int. I could not find the part that I was looking for on their web site.

[Mark57]

Feedback: Ed & Co. - Glad to hear you are making renovations to your website - anything online information that is easily searchable (something computers do really well! ) will make finding the rights "bits" that much easier. Kudos! [^]

<h5>Mark
'57 Transtar
3E-6/7-122 </h5>

[Mark57]

Feedback: Ed & Co. - Glad to hear you are making renovations to your website - anything online information that is easily searchable (something computers do really well! ) will make finding the rights "bits" that much easier. Kudos! [^]

<h5>Mark
'57 Transtar
3E-6/7-122 </h5>

[raprice]

It's nice that Stude Int'l is revising their website, but I still prefer to use their catalog.
Rog

'59 Lark VI Regal Hardtop

[raprice]

It's nice that Stude Int'l is revising their website, but I still prefer to use their catalog.
Rog

'59 Lark VI Regal Hardtop

[royvaldez]

Hello Dan, I am looking for 1951 1954 Motor MOunt brackets that attach to the frame. If you could keep your eyes open, I would appreciate it. It never hurts to ask.

[royvaldez]

Hello Dan, I am looking for 1951 1954 Motor MOunt brackets that attach to the frame. If you could keep your eyes open, I would appreciate it. It never hurts to ask.

[Clem64]

I still prefer the paper catalog also. Of course a good online catalog store has the advantage of instant updates. I like having that SI catalog right there on the coffee table, so when I'm watching the boobtube I can do instantaneous research, and I do it alot. The SI catalog is pretty decent.

Dean Croft
Roseburg,OR

CLEM

[Clem64]

I still prefer the paper catalog also. Of course a good online catalog store has the advantage of instant updates. I like having that SI catalog right there on the coffee table, so when I'm watching the boobtube I can do instantaneous research, and I do it alot. The SI catalog is pretty decent.

Dean Croft
Roseburg,OR

CLEM

[52hawk]

Her's my vote for paper too! So nice to have a catalogue to carry out to the garage for reference.[same with shop manuals of course]

Oglesby,Il
61Hawk "Studebaker? It must be hard to find parts for those!"

[52hawk]

Her's my vote for paper too! So nice to have a catalogue to carry out to the garage for reference.[same with shop manuals of course]

Oglesby,Il
61Hawk "Studebaker? It must be hard to find parts for those!"

[CKOT]

I like having both. My work puts me in front of the computer, so on-line browsing/ordering is incredibly convenient. Just think, you are out in the garage late, you find out you need a part, come inside and order it. I like the paper one as well, great to browse, bookmark, plan purchase, etc.

[CKOT]

I like having both. My work puts me in front of the computer, so on-line browsing/ordering is incredibly convenient. Just think, you are out in the garage late, you find out you need a part, come inside and order it. I like the paper one as well, great to browse, bookmark, plan purchase, etc.