A Studebaker dealer with a rare Graham Hollywood in his shop

[studegary]

This brings back memories. In the 1950s, the Studebaker dealer in Wappingers Falls, NY was Knight’s Garage. About a block from Knight’s was a body shop. The body shop owner had four Hollywood Grahams (the way that I remember them referred to). One was his everyday car, one was a stock car and the other two were considered to be parts cars (probably would be restored today).

[Buzzard]

While I winter in Arizona, I have been privileged to have my best pal allow me to assist in performance and handling modifications on his '41 Graham Hollywood. Heck I even get to drive it and does it ever get the looks. It drives as good as it looks which is a rarity with most "hot rods" not finished to any degree of perfection.
Bill

[Packard5687]

I wish I knew the story of how that Graham came to be in Tulia, TX - and I wish I knew the fate of that car ...

[Chris Pile]

Neat story - I always liked Grahams and Hupps.

[Packard5687]

Studebaker dealer Sam Appleton in the small farming town of Tulia, TX had a rare Graham Hollywood in his shop:
https://56packardman.com/2019/06/25/...ham-hollywood/