Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[52-fan]

"1947 Studebaker restyled by Barris Kustoms " For details and pictures --

Interesting use of the whole 52 tail light assembly. Those would have been new parts at that time.

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got this off the addicts page .

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[JRoberts]

I wonder what is drawing so much attention. Interesting photo.

[BRUCESTUDE]

Strange looking bumper on that Stude!

[Greenstude]

Strange looking bumper on that Stude!

Joe .... I was wondering the same .... people look worried .... maybe a burning building?

Bruce .... The bumper may be OK, certainly the bumperettes are. The skirt below the bumper definitely is pulled back from where it should be.

[Lou Van Anne]

November 1946

[Warren Webb]

In case some here may not know, Doug Cook was part of Stone, Woods and Cook fame. An article in the March 2005 Hot Rod says that the 41 Studebaker was owned by Tim Woods. Whatever the case it's great to know that their name & fame can be associated with Studebaker in their early years.

[JRoberts]

In case some here may not know, Doug Cook was part of Stone, Woods and Cook fame. An article in the March 2005 Hot Rod says that the 41 Studebaker was owned by Tim Woods. Whatever the case it's great to know that their name & fame can be associated with Studebaker in their early years.

Often these two cars are given credit for starting the "Gasser Wars" of the late '50's and early '60's.

[JRoberts]

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[clonelark]

4604 Obviously an engineering car, never seen a grille to hood fit that nice. The one in 4603 isn't too bad.