Nice try... Really.
Go back in your ancestral history and show me one instance that the first
Studebaker wagon was three wheeled.
It is indeed a noble cause to want to perpetuate the good family name of our
forbearers.
One of the things that your ancestry did was to develop a good reputation
with the customers for the products they BUILT.
Then they developed a dealer network and they took pretty good care of their
dealers.
You, of all people should know your family history and heritage, and you
should be in respect of this.
Prove to me... Prove to me that the badging you are having installed on
these vehicles are actually installed overseas.
Show me the close up photography.
Show mw the pipeline.
Please save this e-mail (with the others) and come back later on and prove
to me where I said anything that was not true.
You, sir, have to produce, and not just project.
I, sir, am used to it.
Used to hearing your swan song and story, but am left lacking when it comes
to legitimate answers to my questions.
Please do your best to provide some quality content as to the product you
claim to produce.
As I said once before.
Come to me and offer up a legit business plan, and you will be surprised to
see who would be one of the first in line to set up a dealer opportunity.
I am waiting...politely.
Your 'saving the post's' and 'This is the last post' is classic troll
contortions.
How sad, because I really want to see what you have to offer... Really.
Now, the ball is again in your court.
Sell me something.......
Jeff

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You have?

Prove it.

And I don't want a link to some cheesy website...

MB

BTW, the first Studebaker was a covered wagon. The wheelbarrows came
later.