Studebaker 'Almost' Cracks Top 10

[DEEPNHOCK]

Here's a good survey!..
'Brand' most desired to be resurrected...
Studebaker: #11
Jeff[8D]

Way to go!
Source:
http://www.mediabistro.com/unbeige/b...ards_81229.asp

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Brand resurrection is a tough business, and 12% of respondents didn't select a defunct brand that they would bring back to life. Rounding out the top five responses were PanAm, Atari, TWA, and Cingular, while others mentioned still living brands, such as Tab and Howard Johnson (ouch!). Coming in at #11? Studebaker! Food for thought.

[JDP]

1. None
2. Pan Am
3. ATARI
4. TWA
5. Cingular



6. Oldsmobile
7. Marathon
8. Compaq
8. IBM
9. MG



9. Polaroid
9. Baniff
10. Eaton's
11. Studebaker
12. Netscape



13. Ansett
13. Fresca
14. Amena
14. Plymouth
14. TAB

JDP/Maryland

[lstude]

This is a little off topic, but I have noticed while walking around car shows like Hershey and Carlisle, that a lot of people say Studebaker out loud when they walk by one. They don't seem to do it when they walk by a Ford or Chevy.

I was walking with a friend, and he noticed it too.

Leonard Shepherd
http://leonardshepherd.com/

[studebaker-R2-4-me]

Glad to here Studebaker is on the list (just to keep this on topic) But Polaroid is not dead yet. The company along with Zink Corp has resurrected the Polaroid brand with the instant pocket printer. Utilizing bluetooth and USB instant pictures can be printed from your camera,cell phone etc. Film paper loaded with instant ink produces picture just like the good old days. Ya know "shakin it like a polaroid picture". I just love that Outcast song.

Here the link to the pocket printer. Great for taking those picture that you want to leave behind with friends at the next Studebaker meet.

http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/gadgets/z...ion-232549.php




1964 GT Hawk R2 Clone
Oakville, Ontario.

Hamilton Chapter
See you at Niagara 2008 Crossroads Zone Meet July 18-20

[BobGlasscock]

Well, now that Toyota bought the Oldsmobile brand, that one should become resurrected....

'50 Champion, 1 family owner

[Chucks Stude]

Should I throw away my IBM stock?