Haynes (outside of Jerome, Arizona) numerous vehicles

[Buzzard]

Several Studebakers including a Weasel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0C5SUReGcew

[StudeRich]

That is sad to see if it is the same property where the Older owner had his Museum, Nice Studes. stored etc.
He was a serious Stude. collector and drove them.
When I was there last he had his steam Engine running 24 Seven ! And his Stude. Race car on display.

After he died, it must have fallen on bad times and or, no one left to help run it.



He Started the President 8 Race Car for Me.









These Pics are from March 2016 when I was there.

[StudeRich]

More Jerome AZ 2016:



Here you go again Craig P, I THINK I sent you these a long time ago ?





Ya THINK he might have liked RED ?

[8E45E]

We discussed this two years ago: Jerome, AZ Studebaker Museum 2016 String #1 - Studebaker Drivers Club Forum

Jerome, AZ Studebaker Museum 2016 String #2 - Studebaker Drivers Club Forum

Jerome, AZ Studebaker Museum 2016 String #3 - Studebaker Drivers Club Forum

Craig

[8E45E]

More Jerome AZ 2016:



Here you go again Craig P, I THINK I sent you these a long time ago

Thanks Rich,

As you already know, I now have TWO Diesels, my '63 with the 96" BBC front similar to the one above, and the 1962 7E45E I brought home in 2021, which is the Edmonton truck that Evan (aka 'fargoguy') found on Kijiji.

I hope this one, 8E45E-705 finds a good home, if it has not already.

Craig

[pinehurstbob]

I have always admired the coupes of the 30's and the Stude at 5:20 sure looks like it could be brought back with very little body work, at least very minimal rust repair. I wonder if it is complete and who one would contact to acquire it?
Bob

[studediesel]

I sold Don the E45. He picked it up at the 95 ATHS meet in Spokane and drove it to Arizona.

[StudeRich]

Wow Steve, in 1995 that 1962 7E45E WAS in beautiful condition !

Was that your 4X4 Pickup on the back?
Did He add the Left Exhaust Stack?

[studediesel]

Thanks Rich
One of those I never should have sold Trucks. It’s painful to see it weathering away in Arizona. Hopefully someone can get it and put it back to work. Yes that is my 4 Wheel Dive on the back. It had to tow the E-15 that was being towed by the E-45 back home.
It looks like Don removed the factory exhaust stack that was painted silver and put 2 chrome stacks on.
The 55 on the back in the second picture was sold to a forum member in Spokane a few years earlier.
That was a great meet.
Steve

[StudeRich]

Here is an amazing Photo from the Gold King Mine Website:
It is just amazing reading about all the Buildings, Schoolhouse and vehicles that Don Hauled in there and built all by himself.

He was very resourceful about finding ways to make just a few bucks, enough times to survive quite well.

If you only make $10.00, but enough times, it adds up quickly, he had visitors from around the World and found a way to entertain them even children !

Here is an amazing Photo of a few of his Buildings and Trucks from the Gold King Mine Website: