Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[JRoberts]

Good story here: http://www.studegarage.com/1953comm.htm

[SScopelli]

Artistic license in video games..

Fallout 4


LA Noire

[Stunt]

Hmmm, how do I make images in posts appear larger...?

[tstoj38]

You government agents aint' takin our Studebaker.

[Commander Eddie]

[ATTACH=CONFIG]49579[/ATTACH]You government agents aint' takin our Studebaker.

Brave photographer!

[BobPalma]

[aarrggh]

[BobPalma]

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[skyway]

RE #'s 5089 & 5090, just goes to show, its the females that you've got to be concerned about.

Also, is Mr. 5092, somebody we should recognize?

[JRoberts]

[52-fan]

Brave photographer!

Brave or dumb. The man with the old hammer type double barrel didn't point directly at the camera, but the ladies didn't seem worried.

[52-fan]

RE #'s 5089 & 5090, just goes to show, its the females that you've got to be concerned about.

Also, is Mr. 5092, somebody we should recognize?

I guess that must be a 62 GT. Notice that it has the wrong wheel covers and the GranTurismo script is missing.

[JRoberts]

Never heard about this before. A coal powered Studebaker US6 truck designed to be used in the building of the ALCAN Highway.



For more info and pictures: http://billstudepage.homestead.com/files/coaltrk.htm

[TWChamp]

The Minnesota plate reads 1958, which would be considered an old car from those years. I see the paint has left the crest on the hood, and one parking lens is gone, but the paint sure looks nice and shiny. I wonder where that car is today, or what happened to it?