1934 Studebaker story

[rkapteyn]

http://www.farmforum.net/aglife/wheels/studebaker-beauty-from-depression/article_815f42d0-1f60-5f31-a8cc-716be8d86ea7.html

Robert Kapteyn

[dpson]

Thanks for sharing. Beautiful car, would like to see more photos of it.

Coincidently I got a call yesterday from a man from Florida looking for a head for a 1934 Dictator.

If anyone can help him out send me a PM and I'll give his name and telephone number.

[Scott]

I've been wondering for a while how many of those 1934 Land Cruisers we know still exist. Has anyone counted?

[64V-K7]

That's a beautiful car. Doc Rubin used to live in the area and it was seen on more than a few occasions. He sold it to the Bulgari collection..

[Studebaker Wheel]

Believe that is a very old article as Rubin sold the car not long after the Madison, Wisc meet in 2000 where it was first shown. I did a comprehensive article on the 1934-35 Land Cruisers in the Dec 2002 issue of Collectible Automobile and later in The Antique Studebaker Review. Yes, I do have a list of known survivors. I know of one currently for sale so let me know if interested.

[8E45E]

It was in the Lemay Museum in Tacoma last I saw it.

Craig

[kmul221]

I seen one at a cruise at Wakima Pottery in Myrtle Beach,it was grey & looked good,never met the owner but figured he was a local.This had to be 20+ years ago