. . Spot The Studebaker . .

[aarrggh]

i see it - I SEE IT !

[Ricardo]

It's a scarce bi color
Strange eh?

[BobPalma]

'Love the paint treatment on the 1960 Ford taxicab in the foreground; fins a different color than the body, or visa-versa. BP

[Ricardo]

I mean the Lark, Bob

[Dads Baby]

Is that a VW Bus on the left?

[mbstude]

I don't see a Stude.

[r1lark]

I don't see a Stude.

Here is is Matthew:

[Studedude]

Taxi.
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[mbstude]

It's there now. Someone must've put it there after I looked the first time.

[BobPalma]

How about the light grey car with dark grey roof parked at the curb, pointing left, far in back of the white Volkswagon cargo van (whatever it was called). That 2-tone grey car looks kinda like a Stude...or is it a 1961-1963 Rambler American? BP

[hausdok]

How about the light grey car with dark grey roof parked at the curb, pointing left, far in back of the white Volkswagon cargo van (whatever it was called). That 2-tone grey car looks kinda like a Stude...or is it a 1961-1963 Rambler American? BP

Yeah, that's the one I thought was the Stude. It looks like a Lark convertible.

Mike O'Handley
Kenmore, Washington
hausdok@msn.com

[Ricardo]

In my opinion it is a 61 Lark

[r1lark]

I think Bob Palma is right.......looks like a Rambler American. Note the shape of the rear wheel arch, and the crease in the front fender coming back from the headlight.

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[BobPalma]

I think Bob Palma is right.......looks like a Rambler American. Note the shape of the rear wheel arch, and the crease in the front fender coming back from the headlight.

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Good work, Paul; now I'm certain it is a 1961-1963 Rambler American, possibly a convertible.

There are two peak lines along the side, immediately above and below the door handle as they make their way back from a point aft of the headlight on the fender. I just examined some good 1961-1963 Rambler American pictures, and that is exactly how they appear. BP