Studebaker Woody picture

[Chris_Dresbach]

Here's a link to the ads:
http://www.stationwagon.com/gallery/..._Cantrell.html

[studegary]

I went back and looked at original Studebaker ads for this truck/wagon. At the bottom the ad is marked "For export only". I dosen't say why these were for export only, but I've seen them do stranger things... The ad I looked at was from 1953 featuring Cantrell and the wagon in the photo.

Perhaps the ones sold by Studebaker were for export only. Perhaps Cantrell built some on Studebaker cab and chassis units to sell directly in the USA. This may have been a sales agreement between the two companies. The only ones that I have known of in the past 50 years were in the USA.

[Chris_Dresbach]

I don't remember that. It seems like a lot of the Cantrell bodied wagons were in the USA.

I went back and looked at original Studebaker ads for this truck/wagon. At the bottom the ad is marked "For export only". I dosen't say why these were for export only, but I've seen them do stranger things... The ad I looked at was from 1953 featuring Cantrell and the wagon in the photo.

[studegary]

It's been a while since I've researched those, but I believe that those 2R based wagons were for export only.

I don't remember that. It seems like a lot of the Cantrell bodied wagons were in the USA.

[Chris_Dresbach]

It's been a while since I've researched those, but I believe that those 2R based wagons were for export only.

[Studedude]

Ol' Dave Lester's kid has the long version.... (or was I just dreaming?)

I think it was a nightmare!

(The band is back together, playing about one gig a month.)

[DEEPNHOCK]

Ol' Dave Lester's kid has the long version.... (or was I just dreaming?)

[Roscomacaw]

Cantrell body, no?

[5brown1]

Just saw this on the AACA forum.

http://forums.aaca.org/f169/woodebaker-327272.html