Studebaker anyone?

SuperDave
SuperDave Senior Contributor
edited November -1 in HUDSON
There is a 30 Studebaker for sale locally (Central Fl). Wants 10.5K It's a running, driving eight cylinder, very old restoration, but a VERY solid complete four door. I think I saw someone on this forum was into the oldies? If you are interested, i can get you "hooked up". Geez if it was a Hudson:p :

Dave w.

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  • Unknown
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    SuperDave wrote:
    There is a 30 Studebaker for sale locally (Central Fl). Wants 10.5K It's a running, driving eight cylinder, very old restoration, but a VERY solid complete four door. I think I saw someone on this forum was into the oldies? If you are interested, i can get you "hooked up". Geez if it was a Hudson:p :
    Dave w.


    i got a 39 thats in my grauge its a 2dr comander it was my grandads, but he had a 29 dictator, MAN THAT WAS A NICE COACH he called it the dutchis it was burgendy with black the straight eight head had a crack
    that he had fixed, man the head of the engine alone was as long as my desk and weighed a ton it has original interior in perfect condition, i think he called it cammels hair. it was tan. the first 29 he has ever seen with wire wheels he found a trunk for it, painted the fenders, bought six whitewalls, put in a new exaust system and finished the soft top. i think the cars in arazona somewere now it used to be in bellingham washington.

    yah i love old studies too
    no i cant afford another
    ok ill get off my soap box now:D
  • kamzack
    kamzack Senior Contributor
    SuperDave wrote:
    There is a 30 Studebaker for sale locally (Central Fl). Wants 10.5K It's a running, driving eight cylinder, very old restoration, but a VERY solid complete four door. I think I saw someone on this forum was into the oldies? If you are interested, i can get you "hooked up". Geez if it was a Hudson:p :

    Dave w.



    Hi Dave,

    You might call Steve Cade up near Gainesville. They have 4 buildings full of Studebakers plus a restoration shop. I worked there part time the 8 years I lived in Newberry, Fl. They have Bakers from 1911 to the last year 1966. They may not buy it, but may help get it sold. Steve's buys and sells Studebakers and parts. Business is called Stephen Allen's Auto, 352-472-9369, ask for Steve. Interesting place to visit and they don't mind showing car nuts around. I really enjoyed the time I worked there and miss the guys.

    Tell him I referred you.

    Kim
  • harry54
    harry54 Senior Contributor
    kamzack wrote:
    Hi Dave,

    You might call Steve Cade up near Gainesville. They have 4 buildings full of Studebakers plus a restoration shop. I worked there part time the 8 years I lived in Newberry, Fl. They have Bakers from 1911 to the last year 1966. They may not buy it, but may help get it sold. Steve's buys and sells Studebakers and parts. Business is called Stephen Allen's Auto, 352-472-9369, ask for Steve. Interesting place to visit and they don't mind showing car nuts around. I really enjoyed the time I worked there and miss the guys.

    Tell him I referred you.

    Kim



    WHAT MODEL ??????
  • SuperDave
    SuperDave Senior Contributor
    harry54 wrote:
    WHAT MODEL ??????



    Heck I dunno! It's an eight but not the Dictator,Dictator being the "top of the line" so says the guy that has it for sale. I'm sure he knows next to nothing about old Stud Busters.I think it is a model between the smallest and largest. I don't have any reference material to check. He has a shop that does some custom work on street rods and such and is trying to sell it for a client.

    The color is green with black fenders. probably repainted in the sixties. Needs total restoration ,but could be driven today, it just looks kinda dull and tired.

    19" Wire wheels, Trunk on a rack onna back. The interior is mohair and might be original, if not, it is at least presentable with all the curtains and assist straps , rear foot rest, etc.
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