At Dreyfoos School of the Arts, my fellow students are really creative folks but are unfortunately rather lackluster with their automotive tastes. I have been trying to change that by being a missionary of the Church of The Old Car, spreading the good works of those of us whom are fanatical to design and anointed with engine oil. My Studebaker, as you can see, has been instrumental in doing this.
I have gotten at least one convert. Jack, a good buddy of mine, recently got himself a 1978 Datsun 280zx due to my exposing him to various vintage cars. It's super clean with little rust, burgundy paint, and a matching velour interior. It also had power windows, which I was really surprised at. I know that it isn't a Studebaker, but I have still made him a true-blue enthusiast!
I have gotten at least one convert. Jack, a good buddy of mine, recently got himself a 1978 Datsun 280zx due to my exposing him to various vintage cars. It's super clean with little rust, burgundy paint, and a matching velour interior. It also had power windows, which I was really surprised at. I know that it isn't a Studebaker, but I have still made him a true-blue enthusiast!
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