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Car Forum / Antique and Collectibles / Studebaker / March 2006Interesting History of one Studebaker dealer in Ames Iowa
> http://www.ameshistoricalsociety.org/exhibits/whattoff4.htm Trailer toter converters of Studebaker trucks and succesfull Lark dealer. Great article! Bob40 >> http://www.ameshistoricalsociety.org/exhibits/whattoff4.htm > Trailer toter converters of Studebaker trucks and succesfull Lark dealer. > Great article! Indeed it was and still is!! Jog your memories; it was in Turning Wheels back in 1988! Craig. > Bob40 > >>> http://www.ameshistoricalsociety.org/exhibits/whattoff4.htm >> Trailer toter converters of Studebaker trucks and succesfull Lark dealer. Good Stuff! You should have started with link with the first page, not the fourth - as it all has Studebaker content. a good read! Thanks! > a good read! Thanks! Old Vern was a busy guy! I'd liked to been there to see the look on the Brand-X- dealers's faces when Vern got the State of Iowa contract for hundreds of Larks. Great read. Thanks for sharing  SignatureJerry Kaiser (Studeblu) 64 One Ton 61 Champ pick up 53 Starlight Coupe ( pinky) 53 2R6 >> http://www.ameshistoricalsociety.org/exhibits/whattoff4.htm > Trailer toter converters of Studebaker trucks and succesfull Lark dealer. Great read. It sure must have been rough bob-tailing with those things though(even with the extended frame). I used to drive tractor trailers way back when I was just a kid going to tech school in the winters.Almost gave up engineering because I loved driving so much,but in those days,the whole damn 45 foot trailer had to be unloaded by hand(rollers) by me,and whoever was available at the CO-OP grocery stores I hauled for. > Great read. Thanks for sharing > >>> http://www.ameshistoricalsociety.org/exhibits/whattoff4.htm >> Trailer toter converters of Studebaker trucks and succesfull Lark dealer. >> http://www.ameshistoricalsociety.org/exhibits/whattoff4.htm > Trailer toter converters of Studebaker trucks and succesfull Lark > dealer. there was an article about this dealership in an issue of TURNING WHEELS, I used to borrow them from a Lutheran Studebaker driving Minister that I knew in Louisiana |
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