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This thing had twin Hyundai engines back to back in it couple pics and a vid of it running sounded ok . Have'nt done the video embedd yet but thats a link
http://rides.webshots.com/video/3092...02070080ZEEJrj
http://inlinethumb55.webshots.com/44...425x425Q85.jpg
http://inlinethumb44.webshots.com/44...425x425Q85.jpg
Love the oval head lights and grill!
It has a nice look; must have been an expensive car when new.
Richard
Headlights are different and probably was a high dollar car in its time .
HHmm i should have at least looked at the window tag . Not American for sure but a very sharp car .
Chrysler Conquest wheels are kind of an odd choice.
Not to mention the power source.Quote:
Originally Posted by Toolman
Main body is a 29 Ford
Nose Grille may be a 35 Crosley (British)
Rear fender skirts?
Rear tail filler?
Front fender skirts are 34 Ford
Bill S.
1933 Studebaker.:D
i thought of this picture i believe it was a 35Attachment 32943
MaybeQuote:
Originally Posted by J. Robinson
http://www.carnut.com/cgi-bin/05/ima...lou/nat264.jpg
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Originally Posted by willowbilly3
I would say that's it.
Richard
From all the pictures that I can find, the '32 & '33 Studebaker were the only years that had the oval shaped headlights. The '32 grille was more vertical while the '33 sloped back. '34 & '35 had a sloped grille like the '33, but had round headlights and the front fenders were more rounded and didn't have the small running lights... This is only on the big luxury models (President?). The Rockne models are smaller and have round headlights and a grille more akin to a Packard.:HMMM:
I'm no expert on Studebakers; I'm just going by pictures I have found. There may be a Stude enthusiast out there that can tell us more.:)
