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[CarlG Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close CarlG]

1929 Studebaker House Car

[Fixitphil Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Fixitphil]

Very very interesting. Thanks, Phil

[DaWizard Grumpy Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close DaWizard]

Whew, what a find.

After hearing that trans wind up, I sure don't feel bad about the noise of my 2nd gear whine. Not that I won't fix mine, I just don't feel bad about the whine!

Thanks Carl for that find.

[Tom Wesenberg Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Tom Wesenberg]

I'll have to try to watch it later. At over 22 minutes long, it could take an hour just to download for me.

[pAAt Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close pAAt]

Getting a love for Studebakers now. Thanks Carl and Tom !!

[Tom Wesenberg Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Tom Wesenberg]

Thanks Carl.
That would be a fun way to go camping or attend swap meets. I've never seen a 5 spoke steering wheel like that before.
When I visited the car museum in Murdo, South Dakota in the 70's they had a very nice Model A camper with a lot of glass. I don't recall if it was on an A or AA chassis, but it wasn't very big. I thought it was the perfect size for one or two people. I wonder if it's still there?