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Re: Interesting History of one Studebaker dealer in Ames Iowa

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Re: Interesting History of one Studebaker dealer in Ames Iowa

markansas85905 Mar 2006 02:58
>> 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

Transtar6003 Mar 2006 04:14
> http://www.ameshistoricalsociety.org/exhibits/whattoff4.htm
Trailer toter converters of Studebaker trucks and succesfull Lark dealer.

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