Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[Alan]

Looks like it could be 4. Kid walking in front of grill and I am not that into pre war cars.

[Dwain G.]

I also think there are four Studes, but the car with someone in front of it I believe might be a '39 Desoto (dip in front bumper). Hint: the fourth Stude is a convertible.

[52-fan]

I saw the convertible, but thought it was a GM. After going back for another look, I see it is a Studebaker. Good eye.

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[kurtruk]

I also think there are four Studes, but the car with someone in front of it I believe might be a '39 Desoto (dip in front bumper). Hint: the fourth Stude is a convertible.

Looks like their yearbook advertising was working really well. "What?" you say? The bus (I think) say Alhambra High. The photos in posts #4824, 4825, and 4827 are photos shot for yearbook ads (in Alhambra).

EDIT: And BTW, While she is rather attractive, I would guess Ann Noid, pictured in #4825 could have had a hard time not getting teased in High School with that name! (Say it fast )

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[JRoberts]

Interesting story here: http://retrospect.sid-hill.us/180/180-01r.htm

[JRoberts]

The story: http://www.norcalcarculture.com/tag/first-cars/page/2/

[BRUCESTUDE]

Cuffs! As a kid I remember it was easier for mom to make me roll my cuffs up rather than hemming the pants! Cool period picture, BTW, nice shiny Champion!

[dictator27]

Rare rumble seat coupe. It has a step on the fender which makes it a 1936 model as that was the last year the rear window opened.

Terry

[skyway]

#4841, ...and not a soft shoe to be seen!

[JRoberts]

For more Studebaker related stuff go here: http://frasiers.com/2015/06/19/a-blast-from-the-past/

[JRoberts]