Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[christophe]

I dont see your pictures, Bob. Am I the only one?
Nice evening to all.

[jclary]

I dont see your pictures, Bob. Am I the only one?
Nice evening to all.

No...you are not the only one...neither in the southern USA, or France!

[BobPalma]

Well, phooey; they look perfect here, so I'll have to try to figure something out.

'No time right now, however, so I deleted all four posts, since no one had hit "reply" to them.

Thanks for telling me, guys. Sorry for the anticipation. BP

[christophe]

Thanks for the follow up, John. I was wondering if my browser was acting again.
No sweat, Bob. It's not the first time this happens on this thread.
Good night to all.

[Studedude]

[skyway]

Dave is that you?

[Studedude]

Dave is that you?

Just a little before my time!

[8E45E]

One still wonders how many Studebakers were in the OHP's fleet, and if that one, or any of the others are still awaiting discovery in a barn somewhere in Oklahoma.

http://forum.studebakerdriversclub.com/showthread.php?67772-Oklahoma-HIghway-Patrol-Studebakers

Craig

[kurtruk]

Jenkins Used Cars, Greenville, NC
Photo courtesy The Old Motor


Ho hum. Relegated to the back of the lot.

[BRUCESTUDE]

Two more from the Spokane, Wa. Museum of Art and Culture's excellent digital archives: (click twice)

[Don Kelstrom]

That's a great website. Lots of pre-war Studebaker pictures.

[BKE]

Stude in Cripple Creek CO



Just experimenting with attaching pics. Have a few hundred Stude slides, postcards, etc.

[BKE]

Another one in Cripple Creek, behind Pansy.

Brian

[BKE]

3rd in the Cripple Creek series. Don't know these folks, but the donkeys are still roaming the streets (probably not this one).

[BKE]

I think this is a better advertisement for the GT Hawk, then for the town of Afton. Postcard maybe already seen in this thread. Too many posts to check.