Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[skyway]

Wow, VW's & Nashes galore!
...and just what is that woodie wagon parked at the curb just left of center?

[wwogg]

Early 50's Merc??

[Peanut]

Ferguson, MO.

[JRoberts]

[JRoberts]

Again, Joe; you do a wonderful job digging up photos for this thread. Thanks so much. BP

Thanks BP, in reality I enjoy digging through the internet looking for pictures.

[JRoberts]

[Dwain G.]

The woodie wagon in #5520 is a 1949 or '50 Ford.

[Studebaker Wheel]

Bet they didn't sell many continental kits to '55 Chrysler owners! Neat period photo with just enough Studebaker content to make it relevant to a this site! Believe it is a '50 Commander.

[christophe]

LA 1948

[Sdude]

LA 1948

Nice picture. It reminds me of the Sesame Street song, "one of these things is not like the other". A great example of how different Studebaker's "first by far with a post-war car" really is in comparison with everything else on the road.

[Sdude]

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This 67 Avanti II now belongs to Bob Peterson.

OMG....Is that you Lou???

[Lou Van Anne]

OMG....Is that you Lou???

Yup, that is me. (1977) See, I wasn't always an ugly, old, bald guy.

[BRUCESTUDE]

Puyallup, WA. My Mom grew up just east of this view; my Grandma's '52 Champion got me started in Studebakers!

[JRoberts]

[JRoberts]

I think this young man gets the styling cues of the car he is sitting on....



...but he most likely is wishing that his dad had purchased a two door, slightly fancier model.