History of Studebaker Documentary

[Buzzard]

Forwarded to me from a non-Studebaker pal of mine:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7MehreLMVQ0

Enjoy, (23 minutes)
Bill

[Stu Chapman]

This is a really neat documentary. I had never seen it before. Thanks Bill.

Stu Chapman

[pinehurstbob]

I remember Sharron. She and her hubby Were special people to the club. Thanks for posting the link.
Bob

[studegary]

It is well done, but I am surprised that the Lark isn't discussed, particularly the 1959.

[Buzzard]

Thanks Stu. I am glad you enjoyed it.
Sonja's and my best to you and Thelma.
Bill

[StudeRich]

I am sure someone must have previously posted the Link, because I have seen it. But I would never miss a chance to see something good again.

I loved it, but I like Gary was quite surprised when the Narrator said: they had something Spectacular up their sleeve that it was not the '59 Lark!

They somehow skipped over THE most important part of Studebaker History next to the '39 Champion that drastically changed the survive-ability of the Co. unlike the Avanti Story they did tell.

[studeski]

I've never seen this. I know it is an easy 20 years old. Leigh Morris, the narrator, joined WRSDC in 1989. I used to go to car shows with him. He was editor of our newsletter for many years. He was one of the organizers of Madison 2000. Why he skipped the Lark, I don't know, and I am surprised. John Dwyer, 1930 President, joined WRSDC in 1985. A great Studebaker guy. Most people know Buzz Beckman. He was one of the founders of WRSDC in1968. A Studebaker guy since he was knee high to grasshopper. He also was part of the group that pushed for collector plates in Wisconsin in the early 70's. Was a co-operator advisor for pre-war. Donated his restored M-5 to the museum. All great guys that I am proud to know. Great documentary!

[Georger]

Extremely well done and enjoyable.
George Rohrbach