Bob Peterson's Studebakers Owner Club

[Milaca]

It seems that a lot of people here own Studebakers that were once owned by Bob Peterson (including my 1964 Daytona convert).
Anybody that lists their Studebaker here (provided that it was once owned by Bob Peterson) is a member of the 'Bob Peterson's Studebakers Owner Club'.
Admission to the club is free, and the benefits (or lack there of) are priceless.

[StudeRich]

StudebakerS Owner Club huh.

You came VERY Close to naming it this: "The "Studebaker Owners Club", it was real in around 1970-'71 and included the entire West Coast and Hawaii except the Sequoia Chapter, (due to the Riff between Paul Gunder and Fred Fox) and was later absorbed by the SDC. Very CLOSE but no Cigar!

So far as I know, none of Bob's Cars have made it this far North. <You could take that 2 very different ways!

[Milaca]

StudebakerS Owner Club huh.

So far as I know, none of Bob's Cars have made it this far North. <You could take that 2 very different ways!

My Daytona convertible was nearly that far North, it was in Oregon when I purchased it.

[Pancho]

Well pieces of my car were owned by Bob. Does that count?

[StudebakerGene]

Pieces

Both of my Studebakers I'm proud to say have Bob Peterson parts on them, it will be hard to find a more dedicated Studebaker Aficionado anywhere, "old crabby, high checking, ex-hockey bloke"....what a guy to have round when you need them hard to find parts!

[Dick Steinkamp]

So far as I know, none of Bob's Cars have made it this far North.

I bought these from Bob, and all made it this far north. (Some probably to your house, Rich )







This is the first one I bought from Bob when I still lived in California...



(There are probably others, but I've lost track in my old age. )

I think every one of the 25 or so Studebakers that I put together had parts from Bob in them.

Bob is a good friend and a real asset to the Studebaker hobby. If it wasn't for Bob, I would not have been into Studebakers.

[j.byrd]

I am certainly a thankful Bob Peterson customer, we got our 55 from him a bit over 2 years ago ! This was taken last Saturday on a short drive to a friends house with some other "special cars"..

[Hallabutt]

Richard,

Recently arrived in the stable of Randy Bohannan, in the Tacoma area, is Bob's beautiful 1952 Commander htp. So the legacy continues.

[S2Deluxe]

So far as I know, none of Bob's Cars have made it this far North.

I believe, I'm aware of at least one, that he had shipped to Norway. How far North is that?

Mark

[Dwain G.]

Bob plans to be at our PacCanAm Zone Meet in July.

[Dick Steinkamp]

Richard,

Recently arrived in the stable of Randy Bohanan, in the Tacoma area, is Bob's beautiful 1952 Commander htp. So the legacy continues.

For those of you who haven't seen that amazing 52 hardtop...

https://www.flickr.com/photos/996911...57699376253534

[Lou Van Anne]

That's my old 52 Commander that Bob got from me.....he also owned my old 67 Avanti II.....and I now have his old 64 GT Hawk (Problem Child) It's a crazy mixed up world we Studebaker lovers live in.....

Richard,

Recently arrived in the stable of Randy Bohanan, in the Tacoma area, is Bob's beautiful 1952 Commander htp. So the legacy continues.

[Robert Crandall]

I could not find a C cab gas tank in Virginia. Bob sent one in excellent condition to me from California.

[Randy Bohannon]

Yes, I. Bought Bob’s ‘52 Commander. It is in Tacoma,WA right now and I’m driving it to the Can-Am July 5 - 7.
I also plan to take it to the Great Race finish at the Am Car Museum in Tacoma June 30.
Randy Bohannon
’47 Land Cruiser
’52 Commander Starlight
’52 Commander HT
’56 Golden Hawk
’63 Avanti R2
’63 GT Hawk R2
’64 Daytona Convert

[NZ George]

I am not sure about North travelling cars of Bob's but I do know that at least 18 have come South to New Zealand and thats about as far South as you can go! You could not find a more dedicated and helpful guy than Bob.