Almost(?) Studebaker content...

[Noxnabaker]

Names & such, wasn't McCulloch owned by Studebaker?
& wasn't Granatelli involved in Studebaker too?
(I've always had a feeling that Studebaker & MoPar had quite a lot in common...)

[8E45E]

Assuming that ad is from 1960, it would have been a year or two too early for Studebaker's involvement with Paxton. Sherwood Egbert wasn't hired until early 1961, and I believe it was in 1962 he bought Paxton.

Craig

[BobPalma]

That's a neat ad; thanks. BP

[DEEPNHOCK]

One of Granatelli's Dodge cars is in Don Garlit's museum down in Ocala, FL....

[showbizkid]

I've always had a feeling that Studebaker & MoPar had quite a lot in common...

...including that roofline (at least for one year!)

[Noxnabaker]

So Paxton & McCulloch is the same, Craig?
(Please keep comments coming everybody! )

[DEEPNHOCK]

http://www.paxtonauto.com/article.php?id=3

http://www.mcculloch.com/int/newsroom/the-mcculloch-story/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_P._McCulloch

http://vs57.y-block.info/history.htm

[Noxnabaker]

& oh Jeff, your comment made me google & as I always've been soft for -62 Dodge & Plymouth I sure got my brain all warmed up, there seems to be both at Don Garlits museum.
If I still had my -62 Fury I know what color it would've been!
Oh the memories & a few regrets...

[kurtruk]

...including that roofline (at least for one year!)

And left-hand wheel threads...

[Noxnabaker]

My Studebaker also has lefthand threads but only in front since it's original there...

& so did the Jaguar MK2 I once owned, has to do with racing experiance.
Some Cadillacs I've had for sure would have benefited from it, now-&-then I had to re-tighten one side's wheel lugs.