In the very near future I will be losing the storage space where I currently house three of my horse drawn Studebakers. While I hate to part with them, I currently have no where else to suitably store them on a long term basis. Having a horse is not a requirement and there are many advantages to these over the later cars and trucks with the best being able to tow them with your modern, comfortable air conditioned vehicle. Two of these have been shown at international meets and due to the lack of competition there is a good chance of winning or placing in the class. You never have to add gas or oil, the brakes never go down, there are no oil leaks and the battery never goes dead.
The first is a 2 board farm wagon which came from Nebraska. I do not believe the seat is original and the rims are hand forged. I am asking $3,800.00 which represents my investment.
Not the unique tailgate that opens at the rear.
The second is a side spring wagon with a removable canopy with fringe. This wagon has 2 seats (either of which can be removed) and a fold down tailgate. I am asking $2,750.00 for it.
The lamp shown in the pictures will not be sold with the wagon.
The last is a nicely restored 1904 doctor's buggy that was featured at the 2008 Lancaster meet and has been on a Turning Wheels cover. I am asking $3,900.00 for it.
All have the appropriate shafts/poles included and are located in the Charlottesville, VA area. I am not currently available to show them, but could make arrangements to do so with a family member for an interested party. Either PM me through the site or send an e-mail directly to guidosalvage at yahoo dot com.
The first is a 2 board farm wagon which came from Nebraska. I do not believe the seat is original and the rims are hand forged. I am asking $3,800.00 which represents my investment.
Not the unique tailgate that opens at the rear.
The second is a side spring wagon with a removable canopy with fringe. This wagon has 2 seats (either of which can be removed) and a fold down tailgate. I am asking $2,750.00 for it.
The lamp shown in the pictures will not be sold with the wagon.
The last is a nicely restored 1904 doctor's buggy that was featured at the 2008 Lancaster meet and has been on a Turning Wheels cover. I am asking $3,900.00 for it.
All have the appropriate shafts/poles included and are located in the Charlottesville, VA area. I am not currently available to show them, but could make arrangements to do so with a family member for an interested party. Either PM me through the site or send an e-mail directly to guidosalvage at yahoo dot com.
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