Studebaker in Yellowstone Park

[doug]

I suppose the car is long gone, as is the bear.

[Studeguru]

I have no idea what happened to the car or the bear. Gas was rationed in '42 but my uncle was a Painting contractor in Salt Lake City. Maybe he got more gas? I don't know, I was only Six at that time.

Fred

[Gary1953]

Neat pictures, thank you for posting.



Gary Sanders
Nixa, MO
President Toy Studebaker Collectors Club. Have an interest in Toy Studebakers? Contact me for details.

[StudeRich]

Interesting and nice looking '63 Daytona Wagonaire Fred.

In 1968 to about '73, I owned one that looked close to that, but was not Red but was re-painted darker Maroon Metallic (Avanti Red) it was originally Gold and had a 289 2V Overdrive, individual reclining bench Maroon & White Seats, Drum Brakes, no Power steering and Power Rear Window. Really a GREAT car! []

Yours would not be equipped that way would it? I sold it to a guy who had a Ranch in I think Montana, and lost track of it.

StudeRich

[Studeguru]

Thank you for the kind words. My Wagonaire is a 289 with 4 barrel, power steering and power disc brakes. Automatic with TT, third row seat and power tail gate window.

Fred

[63t-cab]

Gee how did we get off topic of Yellowstone Park and Bears?

Joseph R. Zeiger

[kurtruk]

Any one still go camping wearing neckties or dresses[?]

KURTRUK
(read it backwards)




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