Studes in Roadside Americana photos

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[jclary]

#7552...the "utility"...wonder how it was used? What ended up on the chassis? Fifth wheel, flat bed, stake bed, dump bed, fuel oil tank, septic pumper??? What have I left out?

Notice the service truck...even the dealer didn't spring for the optional rear bumper, or two tail lights.

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[tstoj38]

#7552 Looks like a Rockne coupe parked across the street.

[JRoberts]

[JRoberts]

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[AnAvanti4Bob]

Steamer in #7554 looks to be part of the C & O line out of Ludington (my home port) as it is named the Pere Marquette (can't read the # after name). The last of the fleet, the Badger (#43), is still plying the waters in the summer using coal for the boilers. Great photo that brings back memories.

[JRoberts]

[JRoberts]

Knute Rockne in picture the November 1926 Studebaker Wheel Magazine.

[JRoberts]

[JRoberts]

Don't you recognize that car, Joe?
Geisler Banks & Kehoe ran that car for decades.
IIRC, it is in the Peterson Museum now...

Actually I didn't recognize it. However, I have seen the car during my one trip to the Bonneville for Speed Week.

[Studedude]

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[studeski]

Found this in an antique store