Rich,
They don't look like moons. Got three bars stamped into them.
Downspout and siding are different. Note the window change. The front door is different too.
Thanks, Dick, I love those old pics.
Claude Chmielewski
Studeski
http://www.studeski.com
Fillmore, Wisconsin
47 M-16 Truck
62 GT Hawk
63 Lark
64 Commander Wagonaire
50 Champion Regal (parts car)
63 GT Hawk R2
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Barnlark beat me to the punch. Dick the pic's all wrong without you posing in a suit.[^]
Real neat story, a rare old house sold (2001)by the original owner.
ChopStu
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'Might as well have been Marty Robbins in the first photo, Dick; "A White Sport Coat,[8D]" but missing the pink carnation[V]!
BP
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Same siding, same front door, same downspout, but the concrete has cracked.
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quote:Originally posted by barnlark
Dick, I know you have to have a suit somewhere in the house to pose with and look cool for an exact duplication..
Dick Steinkamp
Bellingham, WA
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Man! That's just TOO MUCH! I love that 53 too![]
1957 Transtar 1/2ton
1963 Cruiser
1960 Larkvertible V8
1958 Provincial wagon
1953 Commander coupe
1957 President two door
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Very cool customs. Thank you for posting.
Gary Sanders
Nixa, MO
President Toy Studebaker Collectors Club. Have an interest in Toy Studebakers? Contact me for details.
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Dick, I know you have to have a suit somewhere in the house to pose with and look cool for an exact duplication.
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Cool '53 Ford Sunliner, could have been a '52 or '54 with all the trim gone! I don't remember ever seeing full moon custom wheelcovers with not Two, but THREE spinner bars!
It looks like '51 Olds taillights and the traditional Buick side trim, they must have made twice as many of those as they did Buicks! Every '49-'51 Merc in the world must have one! [:0]
StudeRich at Studebakers Northwest -Ferndale,WA
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How cool is this!...
My house was built in 1929. The same family (mother, father, son) lived in it from the late 30's until 2001.
Just by accident, I met the son a few years ago. Great guy. He gave me tons of pictures of the house over the years and even the original paperwork when his parents purchased it ($20 a month for 10 years).
These pictures were in those he gave me. It's him and his "new" custom he had just purchased in California. It was 1958...
I was out cruising the Ute today and couldn't resist taking a few in a similar spot...
Both are 53's, both were customized in '58, and both have "lived" at the same house...only 50 years apart! [8D]
Dick Steinkamp
Bellingham, WA
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