Been trying..cant get in.
Reminds me of a girl(girls) I once knew.
Bob40

I need to get some, pronto.
Dave Miller
So. Ga. SDC

  I'd love to have a very late thick back bucket seat Avanti like the
one on ebay. The late cars are indeed rare and hard to find in decent
shape, but you'd spend 10K or more making this one stock again.  I wish
he had a more reasonable starting bid for a nice car painted the ...

Will Lark rear springs fit a wagon? I have a set of cop car springs I
haven't installed in anything yet, and the ones on the Wagonaire are
beyond shot. Also, if I buy the 3.31 ring and pinion Dennis has on eBay,
will I be able to convert a 3.73? Inquiring minds, and all that.

Found a "one of a kind" rare Studebaker timing chain on ebay!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=7954766221&ca
tegory=33625
Jim (you can always tell the 50 cent auction days) Turner

I'm guessing that this has to be worth at least this much... if for no other
reason than to say you have one in your toolbox.
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Displayitem.taf?itemnumber=55234
Lee

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7132949737
My bid is still the highest.Cant believe nobody else has outbid me.Go ahead
if you have been holding back!!
I would think the parts are worth more than that.

I just brought home a "new" Lark: '59 Lark VI,2 door sedan, 3 speed, basic,
bottom of the line (still way better than other makes). The only option I
see is a hood ornament, and wheel discs. But boy, is it solid! Doesn't
look like it ever had any rust (and it lived in Canada, eh), ...

The '47 on E-Bay is Bob Miles old car from here in Tucson. I have no
idea of the rust this guy is talking about. This is NOT a parts car. It
shines when polished, runs OK. Needs brake work. Worth every penny of
the $1500. Wish I had the money. Why would someone talk down their car?

Who makes the stainless steel hood springs?  ISTR it was one of the
Bobs but I can't for the life of me remember which one, or find an
email address.
thanks,

minor confusion in the parts book... it looks like for '55 most
Commanders had 1-1/16" front wheel cylinders and 7/8" rears but some had
smaller - but the range of serial numbers given looks like this was a
SB-only issue, all LA cars had the normal brakes... am I interpreting

These weird things keep coming up, can anyone find ANY Studebaker parts
on this thing?
<http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=6466&item=4526
515369&rd=1>
Jeff DeWitt

On  the power steering pumps,  is the nut that holds the
pully have a reverse thread?
Before I charge up the copressor and get the air wrench
coooing I don't want to go the wrong way.

http://www.notweird.com/bugsport/page40.html
I think it would be great if Ted Bastien, creator of Bugsport and the
club could work out a deal where his strip could appear in Turning
Wheels.  I bet the membership would get as big a kick out of it as many

   Anyone else have a emotional reaction to a song now and than ? I was
watching the Grammy's last night and was totally blown away my the
tribute to Janis Joplin by Melissa Etheridge and Josh Stone, especially
the singing of Cry, Cry Baby by Josh Stone a 17 year old British ...