Did all these survive?  Seems that way. This appears to be a nice car.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Packard-1958-Packard-2Dr-Hardtop-

You have to like his style.....
http://www.rajetter.com/welcome_2.php
(Look at his photo page)

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Studebaker-4-door-1942-studebaker-4-door_W0QQcmdZ
ViewItemQQcategoryZ6466QQitemZ4596770110QQrdZ1

does indeed show one of the "very rare factory options," man; I'd like
to see the build sheet!
'Must've been a code I missed somewhere along the line...I wonder if
repros are available<G>?

Pardon me, here's the pic:
http://www.gudim.com/WorldsCommanderChampion.JPG
Found in a box of Stude stuff. Cast & chrome plated, about 2-1/4 inches
and has a cast mounting on the backside.  Says: "Worlds Commander

Just tried to call OCF, but he must be out partying.  <G>
Went to start 'Sheba today before going for a little spin, and the battery
was dead.  I have the Green Knob on the battery, and had, I thought, shut
the battery off to the car, except for the fused link, to keep clocks, etc.

What is a fair price for a used, serviceable Delco distributor for a
Stude V8?
Jim Bradley
'64 Daytona Ht "Rerun"

I have a 54 Coupe and a 63 GT Hawk.  Both cars have a spot in the
travel of the accelerator pedal where the linkage will not move without
additional pressure to break it loose.  The problem appears to me to be
the knuckle joint where the accelerator push rod meets the linkage that

Saw this on Craig's List today - a 1949 Stude 2 1/2 ton 4x4 with dual
wheels
on the rear AND THE FRONT!  Ad says this was an option.  I've never
seen

After a couple of months keeping the other Studes company at Stude George's
in Tallahassee, the white '62 Cruiser purchased on a second chance offer
after ebay has arrived in Sylvester, Ga.
She made the trip just fine, and will get some detailing attention here in

Speaking of values, 15K for a C cab :
http://cgi.ebay.com/1952-Studebaker-Truck_W0QQitemZ7201371322

while under the front of my '62 Hawk I noticed some strange things on
the transmission.   This Hawk was originally a manual 4 speed, but at
some time was changed to a start in second automatic.  first I noticed
that the transmission was not bolted to the transmission support.  The

...his circa-$25,000 reserve invested in this thing:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Studebaker-Pro-Street-Coupe-Over-75-000-Invested_
W0QQitemZ4596548069QQcategoryZ6466QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
...but is it really faster, or more aesthetically-pleasing, than the
Studebaker-powered, ...

There is an article in American Heritage magazine on the history of
tailgating.  According to the article tailgating originated with the
Battle of Bull Run in 1861, but took a major step forward with the
invention of the chuck wagon...