Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[JRoberts]

It could be a 1927 EU roadster. Claudia Parsons drove one of those from India back to England via Iran, Iraq, Jerusalem and North Africa in 1938 in order to avoid the war she knew was coming. Her story -and that of the Studebaker EU - is told in her book "Century Story", if you can find a copy.

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Thanks Gary. I think I will try to find that book.

[BRUCESTUDE]

Is this really a Studebaker? If so can someone identify it for me?

Looks like the gal on the left is trying to kill a spider!

[aarrggh]

[clonelark]

From the Henry J forum, Chinatown SanFrancisco.

[JRoberts]

Lark playing peek-a-boo....

[Carl Purdy]

Timberline Lodge, Oregon.

[JRoberts]

Timberline Lodge, Oregon.

Yes, it is. I should have labeled it.

[JRoberts]

The grill looks a little odd. Maybe some kind of guard on it. If not a Studebaker what is it?

[r1lark]

Definitely a Stude truck Joe; you may be right about there being a guard on the front. I tried to blow up the pic but still couldn't tell for sure. Neat picture.

[52-fan]

Definitely a Stude truck Joe; you may be right about there being a guard on the front. I tried to blow up the pic but still couldn't tell for sure. Neat picture.

I cropped it and enlarged it 300%.

[Dwain G.]

This one is a two-fer

[52-fan]

Is that a Packard engine in the altered roadster?

[Dwain G.]

Yep! Was wondering who would catch that first!

[JRoberts]

[daytonadave]

2010, Highway 20 driving through Wind River Canyon heading to Thermopolis, WY. Stude Pickup