Studes in Roadside Americana photos

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[Dave Bates]

Great pictures! Thanks

[jclary]

One of the pics in post#6863 validates that even when they were new...those early '50's full wheel covers would fly off and head for the weeds from day one!

[BobPalma]

Dave, you are knocking 'em out of the park lately...keep it up; they are just great. Thanks for all your effort. BP

[63t-cab]

One could just drool over all these new models awaiting a home,I don't see even one wagon though.

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1921 Stude

Three hot chicks and a Studebaker....heavenly!

[TWChamp]

I wonder about the 1950 in 6858.
It seems stranger that the top trim line wouldn't have the rubber mud guards on the rear doors.

[BobPalma]

I wonder about the 1950 in 6858.
It seems stranger that the top trim line wouldn't have the rubber mud guards on the rear doors.

Tom, I think that is a more recent photo than in the 1950s. The young man's clothes and hair suggest possibly a 1960s or 1970s photo, still very much appropriate for this thread, but not as old as the car itself. For that reason, the car has probably been made over at least once; notice no script on the front fender, and the stainless-steel trim rings look a little too new as well.

So, chances are pretty good that it "lost" whatever mud guards were on the doors along the way. BP