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Stude for OP

Tony Teveris

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OP, I literarily pulled the Stude out of the garage today. No brakes so I guess I’ll have something to do this summer. We just sold my father in laws house and had to move items to you guessed it “my” garage.

I know you would enjoy the pic.
 

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Arlo Kalon 2.0

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I spent my childhood playing like I was flying that same Stude in my grampa's driveway. He worked at Studebaker over 30 years before they closed up. Lots of Studes in my family way back when. I still have the bronze Centennial medal that celebrated 100 years of Studes on the roadways of the world. I'll never forget touring the factory when I was young with grampa and seeing the design studio. I saw a lithe little guy in there in a suit with a pinstripe moustache. He folded his arms and eyed me as I looked around awestruck at the full size clay models of cars and a guy airbrushing a full size car profile on the wall. Later on as an adult, I picked up a book on the famous industrial designer Raymond Lowey and saw a pic of him during his time at the Studebaker design dept and suddenly realized I had been in the presence of one of history's greatest designers when I was a kid. Oh yeah, OP, I hope ya enjoy this thread that was started for YOU!!!
 

Malkin

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Very nice. I have a friend who is a Studebaker nut, he has several Larks, half a dozen or more pickups found in fields, and an Avanti that he used to drive but has been restoring for a while now.
 

OldPaint

New Member
ah man..............you a lucky dog........my favorites "studies" are the 53-56, that were 40 years ahead of any other car design. 57-60 GOLDEN HAWKS....... and ther is no pretter PICKUP THEN A 50-64 STUDIE!!!!!!
since i mentioned the pickup line, it dawned on me on day lookin at the new TOYOTA TUNDRA, it bears resemblance to the old Studebakers.
 

Tony Teveris

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All original, it was repainted about 30 years ago and it's mine. Had a 59 Silver Hawk but gave it to my brother in law in Calf.
 

signage

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Kwel now get to working making it drivable! Maybe wrap it with edge prints:doh: NOT:noway::ROFLMAO:
The car (Stidie) looks great!
 
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