I thought I would share these brief Stude related articles that have been published in ARAMCO's "Al-Ayyam Al-Jamilah" Magizine. They were placed in hopes of helping more firmly establish the Studebaker/Aramco connection and help in the search for a production "Desert Exporer" (sand car) if one still exists, as well as the [unfortunately unsuccessful, but reportedly very fun] recovery plans for the 1951 Studebaker Desert Explorer "Sand Car" Prototype in the old Studebaker Proving Ground "Prototype Graveyard".
I must extend a special thanks to Richard Quinn for his support, encouragement and help. Also big thanks again to Mike Lenyo and the rescue crew for going out there, and giving it a shot.
Also a big file warning for folks on dial up etc, I am copying the link to the news page where you can find these as the top item currently, the links there to the two articles are to fairly large scans [probably to keep the text legible].
ENJOY!
55 Commander Regal Coupe
XA Bat (The Roadwarrior)
KARR (Knightrider)
Eleanor (ORIGINAL Gone in 60 Seconds)
Mad Max Car's "Hero Car Ranch"; Seattle, Wa.
I must extend a special thanks to Richard Quinn for his support, encouragement and help. Also big thanks again to Mike Lenyo and the rescue crew for going out there, and giving it a shot.
Also a big file warning for folks on dial up etc, I am copying the link to the news page where you can find these as the top item currently, the links there to the two articles are to fairly large scans [probably to keep the text legible].
ENJOY!
55 Commander Regal Coupe
XA Bat (The Roadwarrior)
KARR (Knightrider)
Eleanor (ORIGINAL Gone in 60 Seconds)
Mad Max Car's "Hero Car Ranch"; Seattle, Wa.
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