Can anyone recall this dealership in New Orleans

[studeguy54]

I'm posting this for a friend who is a bit intimidated by posting these things here.

She is looking for a relative who worked at a Studebaker dealership in the 40's. If anyone remembers this dealership and could send her an email, she'd really appreciate it. In her own words:

"I would like to know if anyone remembers the Studebaker dealershipin New Orleans, (maybe near a drugstore?) in the early 1940's and ifanyone remembers a Don David Ingram or Ingraham who we believe worked there?Any information would be appreciated."

Her email address is:

Jane Brayton, braytonchr@gmail.com

If anyone remembers this dealership and could help her with information, I'm sure she would appreciate it.

[57pack]

There was a Studebaker Dealer from New Orleans featured in the 1964 Studebaker Model lineup film.
Fellow was taking delivery of a new Daytona convertible.
Dealership featured looked to be an older downtown type.

[Bill Pressler]

I seem to remember that dealer was "Studebaker Knoxville" in TN, in that video.

[8E45E]

If you do locate this person, ask her if she remembers the prototype '53 convertible that Ed now owns: http://forum.studebakerdriversclub.c...ent-City-Comet

http://forum.studebakerdriversclub.com/showthread.php?44490-Any-knowledge-about-the-53-convert-prototype/page2

Craig

[57pack]

I think you are correct Bill. Another senior moment! Oh well, first thing goes is the brain and I can't remember the rest!

[Doug M]

One dealer in New Orleans in 52 was Crescent City Motors I have a 52 Champion parts car that had a chrome dealer name on it.

[traveling.geocacher]

Doug, If you still have the dealer name on the part, I sure would love a picture.
Chris

[traveling.geocacher]

I know this tread is 6 years old but I just signed up for the forum. My grandfather, Charles Eickel, was a part owner in Crescent City Motors and my Dad and his brothers worked there. As a kid, we would go there and watch the Mardi Gras parades. They would clear out the 2nd floor and the families would have pot luck lunch and dinner. Unfortunately I don't remember anyone's names.
Chris