Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[StudeRich]

Could be Bob, it looks to me like there's a Buick and maybe even one more Car between it and the "Scotsman", so it's very hard to see enough of the front, but the roofline looks right for a Stude. Wagon.
That is really some serious "Sleuthing" with a magnifying glass for sure!

[JRoberts]

Thanks goes out to Bob Andrews for starting a thread that has become incredibly popular. I have been pondering this for some time now. This thread is a great place to be. I love posting here and love even more looking at the cool stuff other folks bring here. The more I search for Studebaker pictures the more I run into really interesting pictures of Studebakers from all over the world. I have been hesitant to post pictures from other places in the world here due to the thread's title. Would anybody mind, and Bob this includes you, if we widened the scope of the thread to include pictures from outside of "Americana?" I personally hope we can post world wide Studebaker materiel here, but if there is opposition to that idea, I wouldn't mind starting another thread to post some cool world wide stuff. I just think an additional thread might limit what we post in either thread. What do you folks think?

[Lou Van Anne]

I just started a thread on Mexican Studebakers.......

[Greenstude]

In the past this forum has posted several Canadian pictures. Please keep them coming! Having all the photos on one forum makes them all more widely seen.

[BRUCESTUDE]

From "The Old Motor" online magazine:

[JRoberts]

If I remember correctly a long while back the discussion concerning posting Canadian pictures, and I thought also Mexican pictures, was resolved with something like, they may not be in the U.S. of America but they are in America. I have posted both Canadian and Mexican photos here.

[8E45E]

From "The Old Motor" online magazine:
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Talk about a VERY rare 1942 'blackout' Model 90!

Craig

[JRoberts]

[aarrggh]

[BRUCESTUDE]

If you look closely, you can see the Studebaker sign just to the right of the used car shack.

[BobPalma]

If you look closely, you can see the Studebaker sign just to the right of the used car shack.

'Good eye, Bruce; I'll bet most of us missed that.

Used car "shack?" Puh-leeze; that is properly referred to as the Pre-Owned Vehicle Sales Center. BP

[JRoberts]

If you look closely, you can see the Studebaker sign just to the right of the used car shack.

As BP said, "Good Eye." Even after you pointed out the location of the Studebaker sign I thought I was going to have to get a microscope to find it. Thanks for bringing it to our attention. I wonder how many Ford agencies also carried Studebakers.

[skyway]

Talk about a VERY rare 1942 'blackout' Model 90!

...and a man of the cloth driving a Packard!

ps, how can you tell the '42 is a blackout? Looks like a regular albeit low-line car to me?

[8E45E]

how can you tell the '42 is a blackout? Looks like a regular albeit low-line car to me?

The painted grille, windshield divider bar, and possibly the door handles. Here are the production figures: http://forum.studebakerdriversclub.c...-2012-calendar

Craig

[skyway]

Ah, thanks!