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evilBay Stude / former Midway Chapter car	09 Jul 2006 06:44 GMT	1
It's listed again, crew - this used to belong to Wayne Harader, and it's a very nice car. Should still run & drive very nicely. The paint had some chips, but that didn't stop it from winning trophies 2 years in a row at Darryl Starbird's show in Wichita. His BIN is a bit high,
Computer woes OFF TOPIC	09 Jul 2006 05:56 GMT	21
My computer suffered a near-fatal crash, but is still breathing. It can do most of the functions I need, but many files (and drivers) were either lost or corrupt enough that some programs, like FrontPage, which I use constantly, won't function.
Studebaker Diecast Gas Pumps	09 Jul 2006 03:55 GMT	2
http://www.replicarz.com/prodinfo.asp?number=YM98651 http://www.replicarz.com/prodinfo.asp?number=YM98652 Lee
Of Interest to Stude Guys <LINK>	09 Jul 2006 03:40 GMT	1
http://www.davesplaceinc.com/sdcforum/83.jpg Signature Dave Lester Dave's Place
Lark VI Conversion	09 Jul 2006 03:20 GMT	5
Seeing a lot of 59-61 Larks with flatheads around and on ebay. How tough would it be to drop a 259 or 29 into one of these little roosters?
Staying retired in Florida	09 Jul 2006 02:32 GMT	6
I got a real nice email from the Swede saying thanks but no thanks on my 38. I kind of figured that and almost breathed a sigh of relief. Maybe in a couple years I might put it on the market with a realistic price, but for now I hope to start enjoying it. I searched for quite a
Wouldn't this Lark be a kick to drive?	09 Jul 2006 02:12 GMT	14
Opening bid is a bit high, but what an INTERESTING car. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Studebaker-1959-Street-Hot-Rod-Whipple-Supercharg er_W0QQitemZ230005283492QQihZ013QQcategoryZ6466QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem Paul Johnson
intake manifold clamps?	08 Jul 2006 23:41 GMT	13
Anyone else have problems with the intake manifold clamps cracking when attempting to torque them to spec? I've had my intake off and on quite a bit while fitting everything, and after destroying quite a few clamps I have just stopped using a torque wrench and tightening them ...
stump the shop-60 lark camber adjustment	08 Jul 2006 21:52 GMT	5
Hello; Local tire shop said they could do a alignment on my 60 lark convertible-bring it in. Got up at 6.A.M., be first in line. Alignment guy had all the spes,but couldn't figure out how to set the .camber. Nothing slides etc., end result- no charge get a shop maual and we'll
Still looking for a gas tank	08 Jul 2006 20:36 GMT	1
I still need a nice gas tank for my Sky Hawk to replace the one I screwed up. Light rust is OK but no dents or heavy undercoating, please email if you got a gas tank for me. . . Thanks!
38 Coupe Express on ebay	08 Jul 2006 15:34 GMT	6
Saw this today while I was surfing for some dash trim for mine. Don't need the complete truck, just some dash trim. Here is the item number. 200004363658 Good luck!
1963 Lark re-pro dash cover installation	08 Jul 2006 12:19 GMT	6
I purchased a dash cover from Studebaker International . They don't include any instructions.I only have one question,and that is what type of adhesive should be used? I remember seeing on the newsgroup back around winter time where someone had installed one in an R-2 Lark and
Persistent Swede	08 Jul 2006 06:10 GMT	3
I got another call and an email today from the Swede trying to buy my 38 Commander. I am just now getting the car sorted to where I can start enjoying it and this guy is wanting it...although he has never seen it either in pics or in person. I figure if he wants it bad
A Nicely Done Lark	08 Jul 2006 04:23 GMT	4
Click on the pictures to enlarge. http://tinyurl.com/efqvj 29
"Some Thoughts on Restoring a Studebaker" book	08 Jul 2006 02:51 GMT	3
I thought I'd mention that I just listed the last 20 copies of the new book on eBay, to start at 8:00EDT tonight. I'll be getting more printed, but I'll be traveling for a while for a non-profit I'm involved with, so the second printing won't be until early August.