Well, I joined here awhile ago, but never got around to posting, so here goes! I got into Studebakers when I was little because my dad has a '64 Champ (he still has it). Ever since I first saw it, I loved it. When I was about 10, I found out about Larks from a big book on 60's cars, and got into them from there.
A few years back we went to California, and I picked up a '60 Lark 4 Door, with 259, and a little after that I got a '63 Champ. I love both of them; the Champ especially needs a bit of work, but it runs well, and I'm very glad to have it. Just need to put some more time into it.
I really like Hawks, but for some reason have an inclination towards the GT models, for some unexplained reason I'm probably most fond of the '63. It's definitely on my dream list.
I have been attempting to keep my eye out for a 59' - '61 Lark Wagon (If it's a '61, I'm looking for single headlights) that is in decent shape. My wife, although not a big Studebaker person, tends to like Wagons better, and I'm pretty fond of them myself.
Besides Studebakers, I'm into keeping Rabbits, Cichlids, and have probably too many other hobbies. Anyway, thanks for reading.
A few years back we went to California, and I picked up a '60 Lark 4 Door, with 259, and a little after that I got a '63 Champ. I love both of them; the Champ especially needs a bit of work, but it runs well, and I'm very glad to have it. Just need to put some more time into it.
I really like Hawks, but for some reason have an inclination towards the GT models, for some unexplained reason I'm probably most fond of the '63. It's definitely on my dream list.
I have been attempting to keep my eye out for a 59' - '61 Lark Wagon (If it's a '61, I'm looking for single headlights) that is in decent shape. My wife, although not a big Studebaker person, tends to like Wagons better, and I'm pretty fond of them myself.
Besides Studebakers, I'm into keeping Rabbits, Cichlids, and have probably too many other hobbies. Anyway, thanks for reading.
I was hooked ever since.
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