Is anyone close to Wausau WI who would be willing to pick up, store and
possibly shuttle a rear end (axles, differential and hubs) for me? Probably
close to 300 lbs in weight. I finally located this very rare part (for a
1933 Buick 50 Series Coupe) and, even though it is plumb ...

I'm down to a rust free '61 sedan and a chevybaker six and NOS FOM
tranny. Most folks hate the '61's, the chevybakers and the FOM trannys.
Something a contrarian like me will enjoy. It will keep me busy this
week until I start my new job on Monday. Should be a nice running

Once again a bit of our Studebaker heritage has been usurped by
Detroit...... The new Jeep SUV will be named Commander. This will be
the largest SUV marketed by Jeep, with the 7 slot grille, single
headlamps, a longer wheelbase to accomodate the 3rd row seats, and a

Well almost <G>.
Today, coming back from the North Carolina Outer Banks I came through
Moyock, NC (right at the VA line just south of Norfolk).  First I saw the
'55 custom coupe I had reported some months ago.  It is still sitting on a

  Could be a cheap project car at the BIN of $1500. Looks like the dog
house is OK, buy it and a sedan parts car and have a party.<g>
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=4537784819
JP/Maryland

I have been loking for a 53-55 coupe for a driver.  Some cosmetic work
would be fine, but I am not equipped for substantial restoration.
In my high school years, I remeber a '53 Champion Coupe owned by my
friend's parents (dates me!) and I have always thought it was a great

Now that i've go you sucked in...
A new springs availble for 1955 sedans?

I  just  thought  to share  with you some  pics  of  my  1956  Lincoln
Premiere  which  I  recently  drove  through Nerherlands,  Germany,
Denmar, Sweden  to  take  the  ferryboat  ( 15  hours)  to Finland... with
a  plan   to take  a  complete  289 + T10 +  driveshaft,  ...

I have been loking for a 53-55 coupe for a driver.  Some cosmetic work
would be fine, but I am not equipped for substantial restoration.
In my high school years, I remeber a '53 Champion Coupe owned by my
friend's parents (dates me!) and I have always thought it was a great

  Ever since a NG'er lead me to Peg trucking, I've generally been very
happy with her pricing and service. She is however a broker and has
little control over the companies that accept a load. i.e. I asked her
to pick up the Speedster from Stan and Anne. I explained Stan's ...

Here's something I found over at the Toyota group(Gasp).
http://www.delorean.com/
Looks really good for a defunct car brand.
Wish our Avanti's had something like this.

11 Stude clocks for sale...
http://www.oldcarclocks.com/index.php?cPath=406

Hi Stude Studs!
It's good to see the usual suspects are for the most part still around. I'm
just getting back into it after having prostate cancer last year - one of
those guy things - and I have a couple of questions about my 48 Commander

Are Stude cylinder head gaskets available at, say NAPA?  I might need to
replace one on my recently rebuilt 289 in the pickup.  Saw a whitish
'steam' coming from one of the exhaust pipes after being warmed up and
driven.  Ugh!  Will do a compression test before doing anything else.

How can I know from which model this came?  
"http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&?ViewItem&item=4537797866"
the seller does not know.
TIA