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jwh f-100
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Post by jwh f-100 »

Very nice!
A couple weeks ago i took my truck to a local show and a guy had almost the same truck(if not the exact truck) It was by far the best restoration there. Flawless!! I wanted to meet the owner by he was not around. My favorate part was how the dash and firewall were kinda/sorta one peice. If you look under the hood you are looking at the back of the guages and switches. I wish I had taken pics of it.
Later I saw the owner sitting there so i headed over, as i got closer i realized --- I KNOW THIS GUY.. He is the gentlemen that bought my 53 2 dr ranchwagon last winter. He said he has not started the wagon project but has purchased nearly every repair panel for it and plans to drop a 460 in it. I then felt much better about selling my first car to a guy who gives so much attention to detail. Definately the large weight and the lump in my stomach that i have carried since the day he took it had both been removed.
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We have a place in Cartersville called Old Car City and he has a couple of Studs out in his yard. You should check out the site.
http://www.classiccarsrotting.com/ccrtour3/index.html
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Post by a2z64 »

Studes are cool!! I picked up a 51 champion starlight coupe a couple of years ago, haven't had time to start on it yet but I've got plenty of ideas in my head. Join the Studebaker drivers club, they send out a great magazine every month with loads of info and vendor ads.
http://www.studebakerdriversclub.com
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Post by MadMaxetc »

That looks cool. I am not into trucks that old (for the most part), but that doesn't matter.
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Post by shawns fords »

thanks for the links fellas and all the compliments, I did check into the SDC but dont like the idea of sending out money for the membership, im sure I will eventually do that but not right now, I see the link to that
goonie posted has a 48 sitting there I might check back on that and see if the glass is good and if it is interchangeable, im sure it is but need to verify
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take a look

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If you need me to take a look at the truck just let me know. He has a Stude in a fence that is in great condition as well as other cars and trucks that are not on the website. I'am usually home by Friday.
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Post by Weezer65 »

Shawn,
Love the Studs....When I was 13 I traded a mini bike for a 52 pickup. I called it the STUD because half of the emblem was broken off. I wish you luck and I wish I still had that 52
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