Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[SN-60]

http://www.lane-davis.com/hd1/Hd_set1_p1.html

I'd guess this fellow just BOUGHT this place.....or just SOLD it!!

[JRoberts]

[ATTACH=CONFIG]49347[/ATTACH]It's amazing that this truck sits that high with that boat anchor mounted on front.

That front bumper looks like it came off of a Freightliner.

[JRoberts]

These may not be Roadside America, but I did it to salute our Veterans.

[BRUCESTUDE]

[ATTACH=CONFIG]49347[/ATTACH]it's amazing that this truck sits that high with that boat anchor mounted on front.

whoa! Rust free front fenders!!!?

[Alan]

San Fernando Raceway.

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[skyway]

"That front bumper looks like it came off of a Freightliner."

Well that's certainly one way to deal with the way the frame horns meet the body on those T cabs.

[JRoberts]

[SN-60]

Looks to me like a coupe, so it must be a '56 Power or Flight Hawk?

[JRoberts]

[JRoberts]

[tstoj38]

41 Commander on the right seems to be the newest car in the yard.

[JRoberts]

In 1912, a group of four men and a dog, dubbed the "Pathfinders," set out in a 20-horsepower Flanders Studebaker to promote the Good Roads program and to highlight the need for better roads along the Central Oregon coast.

http://coastexplorermagazine.com/features/wetlands-conservation-efforts-on-the-oregon-coast

[JRoberts]

Remember the Turtle? Check this out. Thanks to Bob Johnstone.....

http://www.studebaker-info.org/turtle/turtle0813.html

[JRoberts]

Now who is that hiding behind the Rambler

[aarrggh]