Stretch Stude JPG (116K)
Richard Beeler
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Thought you folks might find my '53 Stretch Stude interesting.
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JET
Dave Lester wrote:
>
> > I can't seem to open the picture. What program
> > should open it?
>
> I had trouble opening it, too. Not sure why, jpeg usually opens in photo
> impact, or such. I had to save it to floppy, and open it directly from
> impact off of the disk.
>
> Nice ride, very interesting. Can't remember ever seeing a two door stretch
> before.
> --
> Dave
> Studebaker Under Construction
> http://www.provalue.net/users/spd2/index.htm
Should open by dragging it over JpEG reader.
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JT, Austin, Texas
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Dave Lester
Spence MacMillan
I can't seem to open the picture. What program
should open it?
Spence from Canada
proud owner of a '62 GT Hawk
Richard Beeler <vcrmo...@earthlink.net> wrote in article
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JET
Robert Kaufman wrote:
>
> Richard Beeler wrote:
> >
> > Thought you folks might find my '53 Stretch Stude interesting.
> >
> >
> > Name: Stretch Stude
> > Part 1.2 Type: Macintosh File
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> >
> > [Image]
> Looks good. Did you stretch it yourself?
Coulda it be dat the ting hasa front wheel drive and the rear end was
tied to a tree? Always suspicious of incomplete foto(s).