Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[BobPalma]

I'm trying a new method to link photos from The Old Motor. See if this works. Click to enlarge.

(Yes, there's at least one Studebaker in this photo!)



(Would someone be kind enough to verify they can see this on the forum?) Thanks. BP

[Dave Bates]

Bob, works great

[52-fan]

Picture works fine, but the only Studebaker related car I can identify is the Mercedes Benz. Am I missing anything?

[studegary]

Picture works fine, but the only Studebaker related car I can identify is the Mercedes Benz. Am I missing anything?

I had the same result. Perhaps my screen is too small.

EDIT: Perhaps the light colored car near the far end of the row to the right.

[8E45E]

The Studebaker is the base-trim '53-early '55 sedan furthest to the right of the photo.

Craig

[BobPalma]

The Studebaker is the base-trim '53-early '55 sedan furthest to the right of the photo. Craig

Thanks, guys. I have tried to copy and paste directly from The Old Motor previously, but it hasn't worked.

This time, I copied it to my computer's pictures file and then used that file to post here, so now I know how it works.

Craig and Gary are right: Look closely along the right side of the photo. The car closest to the right edge is a 1953-early 1955 Studebaker sedan (not C/K). BP

[52-fan]

Thanks, guys. I have tried to copy and paste directly from The Old Motor previously, but it hasn't worked.

This time, I copied it to my computer's pictures file and then used that file to post here, so now I know how it works.

Craig and Gary are right: Look closely along the right side of the photo. The car closest to the right edge is a 1953-early 1955 Studebaker sedan (not C/K). BP

I always copy to my computer first. Works best for me too.

Is this the Studebaker? I was not sure enough to say.

[studegary]

I always copy to my compute first. Works best for me too.

Is this the Studebaker? I was not sure enough to say.

Yes it is.

[62champ]

Doing some research about life in 1950s - Studebaker alarm went off...

[Commander Eddie]

# 10539 - They don't make 'em like that anymore.

[kurtruk]

I'm trying a new method to link photos from The Old Motor. See if this works. Click to enlarge.

(Yes, there's at least one Studebaker in this photo!)

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(Would someone be kind enough to verify they can see this on the forum?) Thanks. BP

How about the two-tone station wagon just to the left of the light pole? Only the top and part of the quarter-panel visible. Is the roof too long to be a '50s Stude wagon?

[BobPalma]

How about the two-tone station wagon just to the left of the light pole? Only the top and part of the quarter-panel visible. Is the roof too long to be a '50s Stude wagon?

Good point, Kurt. I wondered about that one myself, but am just not sure. BP

[WinM1895]

How about the two-tone station wagon just to the left of the light pole? Only the top and part of the quarter-panel visible. Is the roof too long to be a '50s Stude wagon?

Roof line, tu-tone paint scheme resembles 1952/54 Ford/Merc station wagons.

[BobPalma]

'Hopefully this works from today's Hemmings Blog. Click to enlarge:

[Buzzard]

Bob,
Is that a twofer or threefer? (2nd row from bottom, far left partial only)?
Bill