Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[JRoberts]

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[JRoberts]

Winter time on a Studebaker hood......

[christophe]

As always, the Stude is ahead of the others.

[christophe]

I see two of them at the right corner of the building and maybe one crossing the bridge.
You can see it bigger there:http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2...s#&gid=1&pid=2

[62champ]

As always, the Stude is ahead of the others.

I wonder if that paper Plymouth was already rusting being on that billboard next to the Morton salt ad...

[christophe]

I wonder if that paper Plymouth was already rusting being on that billboard next to the Morton salt ad...

I'd say it's a good guess...

[JRoberts]

[j.byrd]

Here's one I nab'd off the "old British cars" site. This was in South Africa in the 50s is all it said.

[r1lark]

Cool pic.......wonder if that Lark has a R2 in it? The stripes are certainly interesting, and the big ball on the door where a number would go.

[52hawk]

That is not a mountain range!
That is smog from Detroit

I was going to say clouds,Bob,but you're probably right!

[BobPalma]

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Cool pic.......wonder if that Lark has a R2 in it? The stripes are certainly interesting, and the big ball on the door where a number would go.

Yes, it does, Paul.

That is indeed a prototype R2 Super Lark. The history of that specific car is known; cousin George Krem has corresponded with the car's original owner. It would be better if George posted the particulars because it would be second hand if I did so and I might have forgotten a detail or two that would require George's correction.

I'm not sure how much George follows Studebakers in Roadside Americana, but I will bring this post to his attention and ask him to post comments. BP

[JRoberts]

[JRoberts]