It just occurred to me how lucky I am in my retirement, playing with Studebakers with friends and helping with us getting the chance to play with so many Studebakers.
I was just on the phone with Sal talking about buying another one that sat for 50 years, just for the fun of playing with it, even though it's not likely to be a money maker. Folks that don't know the hobby can't believe we trust friends we've never met with some serious cash playing with cars, but I've never had a problem. We occasionally get a headache trying to figure out who owes who what, but we work it out based solely on trust. It reminded me of what the Studebaker brothers did years ago with their simple "I agree to sell all the wagons my brother builds", and the other agreeing to build all that the brother sells.
A big thank you to my Sal and my other friends that have helped me play with so many Studebakers as we head into another year.
JDP/Maryland
I was just on the phone with Sal talking about buying another one that sat for 50 years, just for the fun of playing with it, even though it's not likely to be a money maker. Folks that don't know the hobby can't believe we trust friends we've never met with some serious cash playing with cars, but I've never had a problem. We occasionally get a headache trying to figure out who owes who what, but we work it out based solely on trust. It reminded me of what the Studebaker brothers did years ago with their simple "I agree to sell all the wagons my brother builds", and the other agreeing to build all that the brother sells.
A big thank you to my Sal and my other friends that have helped me play with so many Studebakers as we head into another year.
JDP/Maryland
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