Good Parts that I Don't Want to Store

[Rafe Hollister]

I do not like to throw away perfectly good Studebaker parts, but also have limited room to store some stuff. Case in point: well worn but serviceable 56 P-Hawk front bench seat. Is there a way to know if this really is worthless and suitable only for the trash? At first I thought I was gonna make some money on it, but now would simply like to give it away so that at least it finds a new home other than in a landfill.

I also have a front sway bar and hubcaps that seem to have zero demand.

Thanks,
Rafe

[StudeRich]

The Pleated Red Vinyl Seats look very much the SAME as the '59 to '61 Hawk Seats, either reupholstered that way or actually FROM one! There is No resemblance I can see to a '56 "Roll Back" Seat.

The '63 Lark Wheelcovers should be an easy Store if you have to, just nail each 2 on the Garage wall.

[Rafe Hollister]

Yes, hub caps are easy to store, but I don't expect to ever use them and they seem to have no value. The red seats are fabric, I guess I was looking for one of two responses: 1) Trash them without feeling guilty 2) A source to sell or give them away.
Rafe

[oilnsteel]

Someone with a corroded rust belt car might like the seat adjuster tracks. Here in Barry County we use wheel covers and hub caps as dog dishes.
JT

[bensherb]

When I was running the wheel covers they were selling for $25 each if in good shape. I bought a couple of them. That was several years ago, before a buck lost most of its value.