Studes in Roadside Americana photos

[Noxnabaker]

Yes Gary, I see now that you're quite right, it's a -62 Signet, the other -62's didn't have the square piece like 60-61's, they had just a little chrome "handle" high up under the hood.

[Studedude]

Americana in Australia:
Local Police HWP in N.S.W and Victoria in Australia used Studebaker Larks and Cruisers.


Mittagong HWP Studebaker Lark 1963

[studegary]

[8E45E]

Gary, I'm trying to imagine you showing up at a Studebaker meet driving something like THAT!!

Craig

[gjamesk]

Looks like a hardtop under the T

[BobPalma]

Looks like a hardtop under the T
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Yep; 'sure 'nuff tiz! BP

[6hk71400]

It looks like it was taken in Phoenix but without street signs it is hard to tell. A few other nice cars, A Nash hardtop and a 58 Ford Retractable. My brother owns a 58 Turquoise and white 58 Retractable that he drove from Payson to Seattle/Tacoma. He enjoyed visiting the LeMay museum with me.

Bob Miles
Pacific Southwest Zone Coordinator

[gjamesk]

It looks like it was taken in Phoenix but without street signs it is hard to tell.

Tang's was on the NW corner of 24th St and Indian School Rd.

[BobPalma]

From The Old Motor:



Oasis Green; 'must be a '60. BP

[BobPalma]

Another from The Old Motor April 14, 2019:



Not often we see later Studes in these photos...unfortunately.... BP

[studegary]

Gary, I'm trying to imagine you showing up at a Studebaker meet driving something like THAT!!

Craig

My last two Studebaker trucks were restomod C Cabs. I might drive something like that, but I would stay in a nice motel.

[tstoj38]

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[studegary]

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Perhaps it was on its way to or from the annual indoor boat show in Manhattan.

[gjamesk]

Phoenix in the 30s

[6hk71400]

Tang's was on the NW corner of 24th St and Indian School Rd.

Thanks for the memory refresh.

Bob Miles
Pacific Southwest Zone Coordinator