A SUPER feature on The Plain Brown Wrapper -Cousin George Krem's 1964
R3 Challenger 2-door- is the topic of Page 74's "Weekend Warrior" by
Columnist George Mattar in the February 2005 Hemmings Muscle Machines.
Full color, with a shot of Ted leaving the line in the car at The Pure
Stock Muscle Car Drag Race. ('Just got mine in today's mail as a
subscriber. Should be on the newsstands for single-copy sales around
January 15th.)

You'll be hard-pressed to believe George Krem, Ted Harbit, or myself
didn't write the article, and I assure you none of us did. Never has
such in-your-face cheerleading been written about this car. In fact, I
probably would have backed off a little if I was given the task of
writing the piece, for fear of appearing a little braggadocious!

But not general muscle car writer George Mattar, apparently. I guess
when you are so astonished by the performance of a car that most
hobbyists can't imagine being that fast, you can't contain your
excitement. Hey, we'll take it wherever we can get it for Studebakers!

I handed the article to my wife and said, "And THIS, honey, is what
Cousin George [Krem] and I have been striving for 40 years to see in
print!" YEEE-HAA!
So thanks, George Mattar and Hemmings Muscle Machines. BP