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I'm very sorry to hear this. Prayers and condolences to John's family.Paul
Winston-Salem, NC
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Very sorry to hear this.
John and I exchanged a few Diesel truck stories over the years, and he supplied me with some copies of factory literature when I bought mine a little over 30 years ago. My condolences to his family and friends.
Craig
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I'm guessing that there are few people here that realize just how extensive John's Studebaker collection is. He spent the last 50 years accumulating, restoring, and preserving a large number of Studebaker cars, trucks, and memorabilia. I remember him telling me that he owned 11 Diesel trucks, for example.
His main building is 25,000 Sq Ft and there are a couple of other sizable buildings on site as well. It's all packed. I posted several pictures on the truck forum a couple of months ago:
For those that have been in the hobby long enough, you'll remember the name John Ernst. Back in the 1970's he was a regular contributor to Turning Whe
In addition to his interest in Studes, there are other commercial trucks that he felt were significant. Olds Toronados, and a few other 1960's era GM cars. And then there are vehicles that he purchased new over the years and left them "as is"... Such as a '79 Trans Am, 400 big block with 4 speed. He bought the car new, drove it home from the dealer, and never drove it again.
Our hobby has lost one of its most passionate enthusiasts.
Last edited by mbstude; 04-15-2025, 06:17 AM.
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Yes, I remember the Big Horn.Originally posted by Guido View PostI am just seeing this, I *think* I last saw John at Asa Hall’s estate auction. I believe the blue dump truck pictured once belonged to Asa.
if my memory is correct John also owned a Dodge Big Horn.
JSI was STUDEBAKER, when STUDEBAKER wasn't "KOOL".
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