Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[BobPalma]

4604 Obviously an engineering car, never seen a grille to hood fit that nice. The one in 4603 isn't too bad.

True, Bob, and note the absence of S T U D E B A K E R letters across the top of it. Obviously added later, pre-production. BP

[JRoberts]

[DEEPNHOCK]

Bonneville 1960 (according to the link)

[JRoberts]

Bonneville 1960 (according to the link)

What a cool picture. I have never seen this one before.

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[Lou Van Anne]

Summer 1948

[christophe]

Same place isn't it?

[JRoberts]

Same place isn't it?

I believe it is.

[jclary]

Regarding post #4611...remarkable in several ways. A reminder of artistic "group think" in the design of cars (regardless of the era), proof to the youth of today, that look at you as if you were a space alien, when you claim gasoline used to sell for twenty cents per gallon, and...what were the chances of getting a "real life" photo of those two particular Studebaker model cars converging more than ten feet from their place of manufacture in South Bend?!

[dictator27]

There three Studebakers in that picture. How often does that happen in a random photograph? The car directly in front of the convertible is a 1942/46 Champion.

Terry

[JRoberts]

Terry, I think you are correct. I did not even notice it. I guess I was overwhelmed at seeing two Studebakers in a random photo and didn't think of the possibility of there being a third one. Thanks for pointing it out.

[JRoberts]

1942 - Concord, North Carolina

[JoeVandal49]

Wallace, Idaho

The most Beautiful place on earth IMO. Its a shame whats happened to it. Almost bought a house there at one time.

[JRoberts]

[JRoberts]

[Lou Van Anne]

September 1955