Anyone out there ever use Broadway Title Service?  Need comments and opinons
before I send a check off.
Ron

This just in from: http://www.leftlanenews.com
Buick outdoes Toyota!
As Toyota expands, concerns arise over quality
Toyota’s top executives are growing increasingly concerned that the

Three more magazines with some Studebaker in them:
1. The December issue of Collectible Automobile has cover article on
the '56 Golden Hawk.
    Also in an article named "Munerical-Milestone Cars: The Chosen

Just got home from leaving work early.  Some pretty bad weather in the
Red River Valley of NW Mn and E ND today.  Started with some freezing
rain yesterday afternoon.  My power was off and on several times last
night.  Had to take a shower in the light of a oil lamp.  Left a bit

What are the dates for next years swap meet at South Bend. Thanks

I know they are hot, but this is silly. (4K bid)

Wanted to buy:
352 Packard Dual Quad Carb Intake Manifold
(This is not for me, but is a request from a fellow SDC member)
Contact: DEEPNHOCK at Cox.net ( change at to @ )

Thought you all might enjoy this:
http://www.lewrockwell.com/shaffer/shaffer93.html
Jim pascale

Hey Gang,
I was talking to a fella today about pre-war Studebakers.  We got onto
two door coupes and coupe-expresses.  I was thinking that the doors for
these two body styles were the same, but I have been told that the

'Just watched the movie and I was really annoyed at one glaring
technical error. After all the autos in the world suddenly stop, the
hero figures out that replacing the "starter solenoid" was all that was
needed to get a mini-van going again. The starter solenoid!!? How or why

Just got the December issue.
The front cover has the 39 Cabover Stude with the CocaCola body. Inside is a
5 page spread on the restroration. There is also a 3 page spread on a 58
Packard Hawk. In that article they mention a 58 Hot Rod Magazine artricle

My horn started blowing sometime when I turned the wheel.
I figure all that turning has stripped the insulation spmewhere and the
exposed wire is grounding.
It's been so long since I changed one I think that I'll try somethimg

Is there a small electrical componet that could be hooked in line to dampen
(slow down) a resistance (ohm) signal to a gauge such as a fuel gauge?  I'm
talking 240 to 33 ohm range.
Ron

Just saw a picture of a Pacer of all things which appeared to have some
hubcaps very similar to airflows.  (sorry, lost the link.)
They're ugly on the Pacer too :/
nate