really cool rare Studebaker bus FS

[TX Rebel]

A great start for a project, but overpriced

http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/rvs/4748837011.html

https://www.studebakersite.com

[8E45E]

It was also listed a couple of years ago: http://forum.studebakerdriversclub.c...ight=1937+wood

Craig

[rockne10]

I do so wish I had the finances, facilities, experience, tools, time, energy and wherewithal to make this a drivable presentation of the Studebaker motor history.
Or, a conversion to visit national parks, NASCAR infields, occasional SDC Internationals or just tour the country. Few COE's can have a purpose other than show vehicles. Can you imagine Karkiewicz running the swap meets in this?

[clonelark]

A great start for a project, but overpriced

Maybe so, but at least he isn't presenting a rust bucket for that price, and it doesn't say Firm.
It looks like it is in very nice shape for a 1937 vehicle. The SBC 400 & Automatic wouldn't bother me. Where would you find a better one to restore?

[Bob Andrews]

[Commander Eddie]

Many of the movie studios used to maintain their own fleet of period vehicles. If they still do, this would be a great addition.
Okay Disney Studios. Step up here.

[8E45E]

Many of the movie studios used to maintain their own fleet of period vehicles. If they still do, this would be a great addition.

I wonder if the original transit company that owned it would be interested in restoring it for their historical collection. More than a few municipal transit systems maintain a small fleet of their earlier buses for parades and special occasions.

Craig