Some nice Studebaker photos and ads on this page in The Hamb. Enjoy!
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Mike - Assistant Editor, Turning Wheels
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That thread will hurt you.....
Several skeletons have been found at the keyboard around pages 1100 or so
Jeff
HTIH (Hope The Info Helps)
Jeff
Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please. Mark Twain
Note: SDC# 070190 (and earlier...)Comment
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Those are some great pictures. Well worth the look.
Thanks for posting.
Good Roads
BrianBrian Woods
woodysrods@shaw.ca
1946 M Series (Shop Truck)
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I want to see what's under the hood of that "V8"Comment
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The Whattoff Brothers invented the Trailer Toter with the adjustable frame. Later the name was changed to the Whattoff Toter due to the negative conotations of the word "trailer." They were a Studebaker dealer and used Studebaker trucks in their operations, but also International and GMC trucks. Feelings were hurt when Studebaker tried to produce its own "toters" as the Whattoffs had purchased many Studebaker trucks over the years and had little or no warning when Studebaker tried to produce what they considered to be counterfit toters. It seems the Studebaker toters were not all that successful when all was said and done. Whattoff Motors was in Ames, Iowa, as was the Toter manufacturing site. I think the following was also on the H.A.M.B. :
Joe Roberts
'61 R1 Champ
'65 Cruiser
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