Interesting blog/article about the Studebaker building in NYC....
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quote:Originally posted by DEEPNHOCK


Very interesting, Jeff; thanks for the links. I read the text carefully and it sounds like the building still exists in good shape.
The question is: Are the big Studebaker Wheel and script still intact and visible as in these photos? The photos look recent, so I hope the wheel and script are still there. Very cool.
BP
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Thanks to all who posted recently , great stuff.
From Alliance Ohio.
Winn Elliott Inc, 883 S. Union Ave 1953
Nogle Motor Sales 229 N. Freedom 1948-1944
Studebaker Service Company 1745 S Union 1920
J. L. Stamp. Virgil Stamp
Eaton Michigan
Wills Motor Co. 20 Richmond Pike, 1950
Husband of Lark VIII girl found these.

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Looks like the old Pabich Motors (Studebaker Dealer) building in Roselle, Illinois is going to be demolished for a modern new development[V].
I rode home in my fathers Hawk from that dealership in 1961.
Jeff[8D]





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quote:Originally posted by DEEPNHOCK
Looks like the old Pabich Motors (Studebaker Dealer) building in Roselle, Illinois is going to be demolished for a modern new development[V].
I rode home in my fathers Hawk from that dealership in 1961.
Jeff[8D]
Man, sorry to hear of that, Jeffster.
As you know, Uncle George Krem's Colonial Red 1960 Lark 2-door with Power Kit 259 and straight three-speed was ordered and delivered through Pabich. I spent a lot of time there, too, when visiting Cousin George for Studebaker adventuring in 1960-1963.
When Cousin George ordered the R3 engine from Paxton Products, the engine now in The Plain Brown Wrapper, it was ordered through Pabich's parts dept. I'll bet it's the only R3 anything that little dealership ever ordered, and it was a whole engine!
BP
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Just found some lit.with dealers names ans town, on the back of a 56 hand out is 9 dealers in Ohio
Craddock Motors sales (Berea ,Ohio
Evans-Eger Inc.
Farr motor sales inc.
Meehan motors inc...all Cleveland
Koepke motor sales co. Lakewood Ohio
Suburban motors inc. Maple Heights, Ohio
Hutton motors Parma, Ohio
Lou Ganim auto sales inc. Solon , Ohio
Bob White motors, West lake , Ohio
T.N.M. Lathrop, inc. New London, Conn.
Lehmann motors sales...Hayward, California
Berrell motors, Fargo North Dakota
Randolph Light inc.
201 West Lake St. town or city unknown
Bob Peterson / C & B Studebakers
Castro Valley, CA
Candbstudebakers
Castro Valley,
California

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Come on guys,what about us down under....Devon Motors,South Melbourne and
Kellow-Faulkner, Melbourne,Australia.....I can source more if you want,unless it's just a USA thing you guys have got going.....
1958 Golden Hawk
1962 GT Hawk
1963 Avanti R2
1963 Avanti Salt Racer
1952 Starlight
1958 Golden Hawk
1962 GT Hawk
1963 Avanti Salt Racer
1963 Avanti R2
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I had not heard of Berrell Motors before... There was a Cordell Motors in nearby Moorhead that has been posted on this thread before.quote:Berrell motors, Fargo North Dakota
Randolph Light inc.
201 West Lake St. town or city unknown
I think Randolph Light was a Minneapolis dealer. I once saw a '53 Coupe with a dealer tag on the deck lid with that name on it. This was at the Back to the 50s show in St Paul. Lake Street in Minneapolis is a major street.
Jeff in ND

'53 Champion Hardtop
Jeff in ND
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There was a Cordell Motors in nearby Moorhead that has been posted on this thread before.
My '63 R1 Skytop was purchased through Cordell Motors. I've said it before, but if anyone could provide anything from there, like a keychain, ice scraper, etc. etc. etc., and a picture of the buiding, either then or now, I'd appreciate (and pay for) it.
Bill Pressler
Kent, OH
'63 Lark Daytona Skytop R1
'64 Daytona Hardtop
Bill Pressler
Kent, OH
(formerly Greenville, PA)
Formerly owned:
1966 Cruiser, Timberline Turquoise, 27K miles, now in FL
1963 Lark Daytona Skytop R1, Ermine White, now in Australia
1964 Daytona Hardtop, Strato Blue, now in Australia
1966 Daytona Sports Sedan, Niagara Blue Mist, now in Australia
Gave up Studes for a new C8 Corvette
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Bob, Lake St in Minneapolis runs E and W. Major street with lots of commercial property along it. I did just check now for any Lake Streets in St Paul and there are several (!) but they appear to be residential areas. Also several Lake Avenues... Someone who lives in the "cities" can probably give a better answer than me though since I may be wrong about that dealer. In the late 70s some relatives of mine lived somewhere south of Lake St. in Mpls and I recall their neighborhood not being too nice at that time! It was rather "ghetto". My grandpa had the hubcaps stolen from his '74 LTD one time visiting. I remember my folks took Lake St past Lake Calhoun to get there. They moved from there in the early 80s and I have not been in that area since.quote:Jeff, me binging for St Paul back in the 50s I had a feeling the one might be form the other side of the river but it says West Lake, doesn't Lake St run north and south?
Jeff in ND

'53 Champion Hardtop
Jeff in ND
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Come on guys,what about us down under....Devon Motors,South Melbourne and
Kellow-Faulkner, Melbourne,Australia.....I can source more if you want,unless it's just a USA thing you guys have got going.....
Thanks for the post, Ian.
This space is for everyone to post their dealers, You are welcome.
I do not have access to information from outside the US and all countries are welcome to post, please
My traveling is less , that is why my posts have delined
Husband of Lark VIII girl
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Just found this in an eBay listing:
D.D. Gross Studebaker-Packard Sales
Moline, Ohio - Phone OX1-4095
Dealer from 1940 to at least 1960, per Richard Quinn.
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Clark in San Diego
'63 F2/Lark Standard
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