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Car Forum / Antique and Collectibles / Studebaker / October 2006Studebaker Dealer in Greenwich Connecticut
Hy guys, Here's a brain bender from the dustbins of our minds: anybody know who was or where I could go to find out who the Studebaker dealership was in Greenwich, Connecticut in 1956? There's gotta be someplace where this kind of obscure stuff must be buried. -George- 63 GT Hawk 63 Champ 56 Sky Hawk 50 Packard 40 Packard I'm still trying to find the old dealer or information in Durham Springs, La. in 1963.. I can tell you the one here in Mason City, Ia if anyone needs to know.. Had two that I knew of..Bill Hawley Motors up until Studebaker announced closing. then Hale Phipps Dodge until 1975 Dave B  Signature1963 Avanti R1 3sp. R1493 > Hy guys, > Here's a brain bender from the dustbins of our minds: anybody know who [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > 50 Packard > 40 Packard The Greenwich Library has a city directory for each year. It would list each person and business in town. Call the library and they should be able to help you out. I used to work in Greenwich and used their directory services in the past. Hope this helps. > I'm still trying to find the old dealer or information in Durham Springs, > La. in 1963.. [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > 50 Packard > > 40 Packard > The Greenwich Library has a city directory for each year. It would list > each person and business in town. Call the library and they should be > able to help you out. I used to work in Greenwich and used their > directory services in the past. Hope this helps. Another option while at the Public Library are back issues of the daily newspaper which should be on microfilm. I have used that resource in the past for many local history projects here. Craig > I'm still trying to find the old dealer or information in Durham > Springs, La. in 1963.. uh.... DENHAM SPRINGS, Louisiana, close to Baton Rouge?? when you type DURHAM SPRINGS, LA in google earth, it takes you 1/2 way around the world to an island maybe that will aid your search It was on the "Old Post Road" which once was part of the OLD US 1. There are a number of furniture stores there now that could have been a dealership at one point. There is also a very old building that runs almost one block, single story which is now highend womens boutiques, with large front windows. Bill > Hy guys, > Here's a brain bender from the dustbins of our minds: anybody know who [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > 50 Packard > 40 Packard |
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