Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[BRUCESTUDE]

Seattle City Lark, lurking in the background....

[JRoberts]

[BRUCESTUDE]

Ok, Joe-you win! Extreme Studebaker sightings, in fact that's all there is in#3167....Wonder if those red Stude built 6x6's are destined to be military fire rigs?

[JRoberts]

I will admit that when I came across this picture I had to do a double and even triple take to be sure it was an "all Studebaker" shot.

(but I didn't know there was a contest going on)

[Bill Pressler]

I will admit that when I came across this picture I had to do a double and even triple take to be sure it was an "all Studebaker" shot.

(but I didn't know there was a contest going on)

I love this picture!

I wonder what serial no. that white, white top, red non-bucket interior that convertible is!

[JRoberts]

[nwi-region-rat]

just on Shorpy.com in plain sight.

[JRoberts]

1908 Studebaker limousine.

[JRoberts]

Studebaker near Kearney, Nebraska on the Lincoln Highway.

[Commander Eddie]

If that sign is correct, the country was 3,466 miles across at that time. Did we shrink?

[Guster]

Zip Vans at the Barrington, RI Post Office. A small Studebaker dealer was about 500 feet down the road from the Post Office

Sorry for small size of Photo

[JRoberts]

If that sign is correct, the country was 3,466 miles across at that time. Did we shrink?

We just straigtened out the kinks a little...

[JRoberts]

Red Sentry The University of North Texas Libraries.

This entry was posted in Auto photos 1885 - 1920, Garages and Dealerships and tagged Collingsworth County, Collingsworth County Texas, Studebaker, Texas."

[SScopelli]

[Lou Van Anne]

Now that's the way every American street corner should look!