I have to rebuild a Stude motor and might as well get ready for E85 if
I can. Is it just the carb or more that needs changed?
thanks, hope this isn't a dumb question...
Ronnie Scheller, Marysville, Kansas

http://www.webrodder.com/news.php?ID=19&PHPSESSID=2f3363ac1970824d6200a86625589dc6

  Well, a few months ago Wayne Jesel of Jesel Valvetrains asked me if
I had any pictures of his truck in action at Maxton. I replied that I
did and he asked that Mopar Action Magazine
could use.  I replied that I did. Well, low and behold they used one.

   This guy did not list in the Studebaker section, nor did he spell
out Studebaker. (Stude) He sold a $400 plus deal for 1/10th of that.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=4636880847&sspagen
ame=ADME%3AB%3ABCA%3AUS%3A41

  "Ralph M.Schlab,89,a lifelong resident of South Bend,passed away at
7pm on Sunday,May 7th,in Hospice House in South Bend."
 "Mr Schlarb was born on Sept.27th,1916 in Lakeville In."
 "Mr.Schlarb retired from the Studebaker Corporation after over 40

IMHO, it's SWEET!
http://adcache.collectorcartraderonline.com/10/7/0/83616370.htm
Dave Miller
So. Ga. SDC

The 66 Studebaker was a barn find.  The result of it's life in the barn
was mice.  The mice decided to pee in the car.  I pulled the carpet and
the unusually thick 1966 foam pad and tossed it.  The car still smells
like mice pee.  It must be in the seats that are way to nice to take

Looks like a nice car, although the one picture is grainy.
Too bad about the extra doors.  <G>
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Dave Lester

Got out the  Champ and with a neighbor headed from Fayetteville (NC) to
Hampstead, down on the coast. Along the way decided to cross the Cape
Fear River on a small, two car, ferry. It was beautiful. That is until
the ferry got to the opposite side of the river and the Champ refused

_I-95 is closed due to wild fires over on that coast and now I-75 closed to
wild fire on this coast.  I know of a lot of Studebakers through out Florida
and many are in rural locations.  Specially the Cade's Collection I think I
would be looking for temp.  location until we stqrt ...

Today (Sunday, May 7, 2006) is Ted Harbit's 71st Birthday! Not as
dramatic as last year's big Seven-OH...but from here on out, Ted will
take any he can get! Happy Birthday, Ted, and MANY more. BP

This President is pretty nice, but I'd have to paint it to fix the
mirrors and screwed on bits on the fins and fenders. He could have
popped for a set of carpets too.<g>
http://cgi.ebay ...

My computer has been really messing up with me lately. However, I found
a new way to get the pics from my camera to the computer and then onto
webshots. Here's the pics so far:
http://community.webshots.com/album/550139894qZhXRq PLENTY MORE will be

At least not without OcrappyOne.
Seems every time I go out of town and leave her home, she goes out and buys
something 'spensive. This time it was an HHR.

I spent the afternoon yesterday doing some detail work on the Cruiser.
I've got a show coming up this weekend to benefit Relay for Life.  I
installed the new hood insulator I got from Studebaker International
(thanks for the install information JP!).  Looks great.  I power washed