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Hey Stewdi ;
Not that I know of . Are you volunteering to manage a registry and form it ??? Would be an interesting one to say the least . If you are contact me so I can add it to the growing list Thanks
Old Fart Terry noy4u@nlis.ca
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Oh, l think you'd be surprised, Terry.
There are quite a number of vehicles out there, but the owners of many are not likely to plugged in to the SDC or ASC. Non-car oriented museums, the "horsey set", and people using them as front yard planters are not likely to be enthusiastic enuff to look into the heritage of Studebaker much.
There were and are several enthusiasts. One was Asa Hall who used to look after the horse-drawn roster. We also used to have Frank Frost who wrote several articles. Both thses gentlemen are no longer with us. But we still have Jack Cooper in New Jersey, Steve Grant in Pa, or forum participant "Guido". There are others - and l would bow to the expertise of any of these or someone else who would love to take this on.Roger Hill
60 Lark Vlll, hardtop, black/red, Power Kit, 3 spd. - "Juliette"
61 Champ Deluxe, 6, black/red, o/d, long box. - "Jeri"
Junior Wagon - "Junior"
"In the end, dear undertaker,
Ride me in a Studebaker"
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Hi Stewdi :
You seem to know quite a few fellows who are involved and yes I do agree with you there are some out there who are not into the gas powered vehicles but rather the quieter times . maybe some time if you feel like it you could talk to one of these guys and see what they think . I am not pushing this registry thing as a unidentified person was so kind enough to email me and say so but to get the conversation going . Thanks to you I now realize that there other places such as you say museums . Not just the Studebaker museum either . Good to hear your thoughts and now I have a new path to follow for at least one Studebaker product . Take care hope to talk at ya soon .
Old Fart
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Originally posted by STEWDI View PostThere were and are several enthusiasts. One was Asa Hall who used to look after the horse-drawn roster. We also used to have Frank Frost who wrote several articles. Both thses gentlemen are no longer with us. But we still have Jack Cooper in New Jersey, Steve Grant in Pa, or forum participant "Guido". There are others - and l would bow to the expertise of any of these or someone else who would love to take this on.
Craig
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Hi Again Craig :
And how does one get Ron Smith's email address to talk to him ?? Also have you thought any more on taking over the registries formally managed by Ron E. ??I hear from others you would do a great job .
Old Fart
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Originally posted by old fart View PostAnd how does one get Ron Smith's email address to talk to him ??
Also have you thought any more on taking over the registries formally managed by Ron E. ??
Craig
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Off & on I have been making a weak attempt to register all 1966 studebaker cars. I'm not internet savy & the registry exists as several tabs of an excel file. I have about 35 6 cylinder cars & about 100 v8 vin numbers recorded (not all are tied to owners). Unfortunately I've not worked on it since August of last summer. I'm not really sure how to proceed to share it with people & a good way to capture more vehicles.
Mike Sal
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Hi Folks :
I am seeking the opinions of my fellow forum followers . Here is the question , we have 6 unconfirmed registries of which three have no contact person or email address , two are not members of the club with no email addresses and the last one has an incorrect email address . What would you do, consider these registries as no longer active ( dead ) and add them to the unrepresented group and start fresh OR ?? Would like to hear from anyone as the plan is to send the information I have to our webmaster on the 15Th of the month for him to follow up on.
Old Fart
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