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Car Forum / Antique and Collectibles / Studebaker / September 2006BUGSPORT
This weeks BUGSPORT is on line early, if you like ....T-shirts and sweatshirts and hats will be available at York with permission of Ted Bastein. He is very excited about the support the group is giving to him. Bill > This weeks BUGSPORT is on line early, if you like ....T-shirts and > sweatshirts and hats will be available at York with permission of > Ted Bastein. He is very excited about the support the group is giving > to him. > > Bill I'll take 3 sweatshirts, Medium or Dark grey (whatever is better for color).. sizes: Mens X-Large (me) , Mens Medium (Linda), Youth 10-12 (Cam)... Ray > This weeks BUGSPORT is on line early, if you like ....T-shirts and > sweatshirts and hats will be available at York with permission of > Ted Bastein. He is very excited about the support the group is giving > to him. > > Bill Is it just me or every time someone posts about Bugsport I have that brief moment of thinking "oh, cool, a new VW shop?" Not that the strip isn't cool, mind you... Eh, it probably *is* just me... nate  Signaturereplace "fly" with "com" to reply. http://home.comcast.net/~njnagel > Is it just me or every time someone posts about Bugsport I have that > brief moment of thinking "oh, cool, a new VW shop?" Not that the strip [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > nate Interesting that you say that, many people think it is a Studebaker site, as Ted said, th Studebakers happen to just show up as part of the image. It is a on going story about other things. I can't speack for Ted, nor would I try, but there are other auto-off shoots if you follow it from day 1. And yes "BUGSPORT" could be taken for a community of VW bugs roaming like free range cattle. BG I used to quite into air-cooled VWs myself, and I seem to recall there was a company called Bugsport that made aftermarket stuff for VWs. Google might turn 'em up, I guess. But, yep, when I see Bugsport, I think VWs. Gord Richmond My favorite VW shop is "Fisher Buggies" in Florida, I have even used some of their stuff in street rods. Calvin > I used to quite into air-cooled VWs myself, and I seem to recall there > was a company called Bugsport that made aftermarket stuff for VWs. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Gord Richmond I wouldnt touch Fisher Buggies stuff with your ten foot pole ! David > I used to quite into air-cooled VWs myself, and I seem to recall there > was a company called Bugsport that made aftermarket stuff for VWs. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Gord Richmond I don't recall a Bugsport, but Bugpack is still in business. nate Bugsport is swatching flies or here in Florida chasing and stepping on those huge palmetto bugs (cockroaches). Rick ( loaded for roach) Courtier >I used to quite into air-cooled VWs myself, and I seem to recall there > was a company called Bugsport that made aftermarket stuff for VWs. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Gord Richmond > This weeks BUGSPORT is on line early, if you like ....T-shirts and > sweatshirts and hats will be available at York with permission of > Ted Bastein. He is very excited about the support the group is giving > to him. > > Bill Oh yeah, his flying saucer has the wrong hood, just like my (well, JP's) car :) nate Signaturereplace "fly" with "com" to reply. http://home.comcast.net/~njnagel Say Bondo, you gona be at Spokane this August? I'd sure like a shirt with one of Ted's creations on it. Then again as I've a '62 GT, a '51 2R-5, and a '57 transtar, maybe by the time Spokane comes around I'll need at least three shirts with different creations on them. *G* Ted sure does seen excited about all the suppourt that he's geting from us stude folk dosen't he? IMHO, this is a good thing Glenn Signaturequondo omni flunkus moritati I'd say perplexed rather then excited. > Say Bondo, you gona be at Spokane this August? I'd sure like a shirt with > one of Ted's creations on it. Then again as I've a '62 GT, a '51 2R-5, and [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Glenn SignatureWTF is Oujdeivß? http://bible.crosswalk.com/Lexicons/Greek/grk.cgi?number=3762&version=kjv to contact me try Oudeis via softhome.net > I'd say perplexed rather then excited. I would say amazed, perplexed, overwhelmed and most of all pleased. I cannot speak for him, but he really is tken aback how a group of car folks would take his story under their wing. He never realized that there were so many Studebaker owners out there. People are asking for their cars to be truned into flying saucers which he is pleased about. I did find that he method of doing these drawings are labor intensive, and he combines pen and ink with Adobe Photoshop, which has a huge learning curve. I think there is a market for his stuff, and he jsut needs the Studebaker folks to prove it. Billy I just noticed that Don looks alot like Jeff Rice. . . And the wordage seems just like something Jeff would say. UH-OH. . .SHAMELESS SELF PROMOTION. . . If Don wipes out that yellow cowboy hat or we see a flying Yellow 37' Coupe Express we will know the truth. Beside he got that same hair line. <G> Rick ( York-less ) Courtier The Stude bulletnose is the second most reconizable car part, the first is a '57 chevy fin. Calvin > > I'd say perplexed rather then excited. > > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > Billy > I'd say perplexed rather then excited. > I'd say perplexed rather then excited. I would say amazed, perplexed, overwhelmed and most of all pleased. I cannot speak for him, but he really is tken aback how a group of car folks would take his story under their wing. He never realized that there were so many Studebaker owners out there. People are asking for their cars to be truned into flying saucers which he is pleased about. I did find that he method of doing these drawings are labor intensive, and he combines pen and ink with Adobe Photoshop, which has a huge learning curve. I think there is a market for his stuff, and he jsut needs the Studebaker folks to prove it. Billy Hi guys, the name "Bugsport" is a spoof on the name of a real town "Bucksport". I had no Idea about the volkswagen connection when I started the strip. My family and I nick-named it "Bugsport" because of the amount of mosquitos that show up there in the summer. Ted Bastien BUGSPORT has a new home, with new pages and more flying Studebakers, well not yet but soon, check it out: http://tedsstudio.com/bugsport enjoy, more_watts: >This weeks BUGSPORT is on line early, if you like >....T-shirts and sweatshirts and hats will be available at [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >Bill |
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