i think it is  a studebaker in this movie black christmas
http://www.itsmebilly.com/remake1/

(Not for the dial up crowd)
Here's an interesting way to promote and sell interesting cars....
(JP could do well with this style of marketing and sales)
Liked his video... He's a decent speaker on camera.

You will love this site
http://www.bobforrest.com/JukeBox.htm

Does anybody know of a por-15 dealer in North Carolina, or the
southeast, maybe a Stude guy? I need some a quick as possible. Thanks
for the help.
Joe Roberts

Found this pass done at Cecil, Georgia...
It never gets any easier....
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2764457675650540404&hl=en

I have been watching a lot of the History Channel and Military Channel.
The 6x6 trucks Studebaker sold to the Soviets and used in WWII, what engines
were in those beasts?
I also must admit stupidity..... what does a 63 Lark front grille look

So stupid it's funny.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8545580621733403187&q=gd+productions&hl=en
Matthew

Kinda hurts to watch!
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1826563067809311591&q=car+demolition&hl=en
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4135784679258156462&q=car+demolition&hl=en
Matthew

Too bad I can't post a decent pic of this...
A neat atmospheric condition is going on right now over this area...
There is a double ring (22 degree's and 44 degree's) around the moon.
Super bright out, and the ring is fabulous.

Finally got me one!  Bought a 53 2R-12    Its so Pretty(Kewl).  We
bought it off George Reitenour, so maybe you know the truck?  No
overdrive, thats the only bummer, but well taken care of no rust no
leaks anywhere.

Silvertop, the '62 Lark who lets me tend to her, went to her first parade
today, and what a time she had!
By way of background, a reporter for the local newspaper, the Daily Kennebec
Journal, has been sort of following my effort over the past couple of years

I decided to check my cam timing  on my car, something I should have done
when I built the engine. It sure is a pain to do  in the car.
Anyway I found it was way off., 8 to 10 crank degrees . Part was my dumb
mistake and part was, I suspect, poor manufacturing tolerances on the

I've decided to sell my new old stock Studebaker dealership sign that I
bought last summer. No time to find a place to hang it without pissing
off the neighbors. It lights (flourescent) was never installed and
comes with the original shipping crate. It's item number 200052313220