10 Significant Studebakers for 10K Posts

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jbwhttail-------------------------------A REAL STUDEBAKER MAN! ( and hats off to Nancy also )

[BobPalma]

Earl Drews' 1956 President 2 door did not have power seats, I remember it well. It started out as a black and white, was painted later yellow and white. I returned the car to black and white. It also had power steering but no power brakes.


Funniest story ever on this car..... Nancy and I were visiting her grandmother in Michigan when Nancy was pregnant with our first, on the way home Nancy got to feeling ill. As we are doing 70 mph down interstate 69 Nancy looks at me and says, I'm going to get sick. My response........Don't you dare get sick inside or on the outside of this car, hold it till I can get stopped!!!!..........she did.

Excellent, Joe; thanks for the clarification. (No wonder I couldn't keep the car's color scheme straight in my mind; it went from the OEM Black & White to Yellow & White and back to Black & White over the time I knew it! <GGG>)


'Good "save" on the interior...and exterior; 'what a man! More <GGG> Bob

[BobPalma]

jbwhttail--A REAL STUDEBAKER MAN! (and hats off to Nancy also )

Under the circumstances, Ed, that might have worked as well...(had it been a "ten-gallon" Stetson, of course!) <GGG> BP

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Your quick Bob!