Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[JRoberts]

Studebaker Big 6 Touring Car. Photo was taken in 1927.

[BRUCESTUDE]

V. J. Horvath at Studebaker 1929

Pre-OSHA days-no safety glasses, open moving belts....etc. But a cool period shot of a machinist at work (using a South Bend Lathe???)!

[JRoberts]

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[Greenstude]

Paul Burden of Fredericton, New Brunswick bought one of these Lark panel station wagons for his stationery business. I have never seen another one. Does anyone know how many were built, and how much they differed from normal station wagons?

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[SN-60]

V. J. Horvath at Studebaker 1929

Looks like he's machining a McCulloch supercharger!

[aarrggh]

[Noxnabaker]

#4264, what's in front of the Lark, a Lancia?

[StudeRich]

#4259 The dude watching everyone work looks like he is on his tip toes trying to pull his pants up even FARTHER!

#4266 That '59 or '60 Hawk V8 looks quite elegant with the long hood and only the front showing.

#4269 Seems a bit late in '53 or '54 or later based on the Ford, to be running a Horse and Wagon doesn't it.

[dictator27]

#4264, what's in front of the Lark, a Lancia?

Peugeot 404 coupe, maybe?

Terry

[8E45E]

#4264, what's in front of the Lark, a Lancia?

I also believe its a Lancia Flaminia coupe

Craig