R2 for me, or not?

[StudeMichael]

Thank you guys! All these years I thought the key stone mark was the mark described as the clover mark. Now I see there really was a clover leaf mark that looks like the plant.

[Silverplate]

For a newbie where is the block location stamped? Thanks.

[studebaker-R2-4-me]

Drivers side, front of block stamp tab where the valley pan is.


1964 R2 GT Hawk

1963 Daytona Convertible
Oakville, Ontario.
Hamilton Chapter

[barnlark]

Originally posted by studebaker-R2-4-me

Drivers side, front of block stamp tab where the valley pan is.

I wondered when you'd finally catch on to that less than subtle tribute to the black cloud Hawk's owner. [)]
Originally posted by Silverplate
For a newbie where is the block location stamped? Thanks.
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[StudeRich]

quote:Originally posted by barnlark

I wondered when you'd finally catch on to that less than subtle [u]tribute to the black cloud Hawk's owner.</u>[/b] [)]

Dave, for us mere mortals here on Planet Earth, could you give us a clue what the heck you outer solar system beings are talking about? [:0]

StudeRich

[barnlark]

Rich, Allen has had a few bad luck instances in the last couple of years (many posted here on the forum if you paid attention) with his beautiful black GT Hawk; hence the "black cloud" reference. He is one determined Studebaker driver, though and those guys from Canada have a great sense of humor and are awful darn fun at any meet that I get to see them.

His member name is studebaker-R2-4-me. My topic title was just having fun because that was my first ownership of a R2. He got it, I'm sure.

He's a busy college student as well, so he doesn't have time to check all the threads in my solar system. Nothing too deep, sorry for the confusion.