Here is my 1961 Studebaker Lark!
This is my new studebaker-- I have had it a few months now. Looking forward to replacing the interior with NOS seat covers and door panels in the next few months....
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This is my new studebaker-- I have had it a few months now. Looking forward to replacing the interior with NOS seat covers and door panels in the next few months....Last edited by Lark Novice; 10-18-2011, 08:43 PM.Martin in Oregon'61 Lark VI Deluxe 4 dr sedan
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an original Flamingo Lark
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Dude, that is sweet! Love the color! Looks like a real cream puff
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I'm a major Lark nerd, and that one really fires up my Lark gland! How 'bout more pictures??Proud NON-CASO
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Congratulations . A very nice Lark
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More pictures for sure!
Can't say I've seen a rear view mirror mounted in the position yours is, how's the view????61 Lark
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Many side view mirrors were even Dealer Installed in the "wrong" location, on the cowl; and it can actually work.
However they did usually used the AC-2728 '53-'58 Mirror which stands a lot taller.StudeRich
Second Generation Stude Driver,
Proud '54 Starliner Owner
SDC Member Since 1967Comment
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