Studes in Roadside Americana photos

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Photo courtesyThe Old Motor via This Was Americar




Avion trailer, not Airstream.

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...and then there's that whole cross-wind issue.

Not to mention speed with a following wind versus speed running against the wind. Been there, done that.

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Photo courtesyThe Old Motor via This Was Americar

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Avion trailer, not Airstream.

I guess one of those few options on the Scotsman was HD springs!

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Big Bear Lake CA. We have the snow like this in Taos today too, at least it's sunny. And my Studes are covered.

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Denver School Bus. With Wayne Body from Indiana.

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Load of 16940 lbs of potatos on Stude Wagon. Colorado.

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Could be anywhere.

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Independence, MO

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"Linen" Postcard.

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Advertising stunt for the Motorized Studebaker wagons, carrying the horses. Denver.

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Ft Meyers, FL

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At the Cap.

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Denver School Bus. With Wayne Body from Indiana.

This looks just like the bus used in the Disney Film Follow Me Boys! Could it be the same one?

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Big Bear Lake CA. We have the snow like this in Taos today too, at least it's sunny. And my Studes are covered.

The Studebaker stands out in that sea of dark color cars. Even the 1951 Ford convertible is a dark color.

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"Linen" Postcard.

A Crosley!
Wonder if those fans have a "Crosleys in Roadside Americana" thread?
Probably kinda lonely...