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JP
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Sonny
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Hey Sonny..
Same problem here..My card expired 6-2002 and no replacement....I wonder
what's up???
Got mine last week. Attached was a letter saying that you can renew online.
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Paul Villforth
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John Poulos wrote:
> You have to read the article on the V12 Packard prototypes in the
>August TW, quite a story.
>
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No refunds on menu items ordered "Hot," Very Hot," and "Thai Hot."
2. Find the author in any company history.
3. Don't be too upset by any of this.
Dwain G.
It would seem he has a talent for humor in Studebaker lore.
I also see the boxed in text on page 3 of all TW's that starts off with - The
information contained in this magazine is true and complete to our best
knowledge. it goes on about parts etc. If this is to be taken at it's word,
such articles as the one we have been speaking about should be labeled as
fiction.
Mickey
Home of the World Famous
Ms. Estella & Harvey The Traveling Truck
Sam
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I guess I'm a history purist. I won't be upset if the pictures are
proven accurate or frauds and the results publisized. I will be upset
if the truth is never proven. This kind of falls into the NYC Statue
controversy with certain individuals trying to write history such that
it meets their personal agenda. Not good.
TomB
I have a contact somewhere with whoever's taking care of such things
now (I don't think they are called KRIS anymore) because I'm in the
exact same boat... I want to get my "car club member" discount with
Broadway Title but I don't have a card more current than February.
Yes, I did renew and just got my latest TW yesterday. I wrote last
week but haven't gotten a reply yet. Maybe I should just join another
club :/
nate
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How about the gas turbine cars mentioned in passing and the military vehicle
projects??
The militarised Champ looked right and the Army was almost ready to replace
the M37 Dodge 1 1/4 ton in1962. It sounded so logical since
Studebaker was making military trucks at the time.
Heck I think the 5 spd overdrive used in civilian trucks was the same
without provisions for the transfer case used in the military trucks.
Like some one else said"wheres the snow??"
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Charlie Veit
5E13 1960 Transtar 1 ton Dually
7E7 1962 Champ 1/2 ton short bed
8E12 1964 Champ 3/4 ton Long bed
Lark VIII Regal Deluxe 4dr 1959 W6
"John Poulos" <ava...@erols.com> wrote in message
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John Poulos wrote:
>SNIP The one about the Studebaker electric plans was a shocker SNIP
Yes, you are. I forwarded some of these comments to SDC's Registration
Director. Gary L.
Ron
Rkstude wrote:
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You won't look silly, just appreciative. Maybe Quinn can help. My impression
was his article in this TW was a companion piece on 'last Packards'. If so,
that would seem to indicate he read the yarn.
If it is a fraud, I'll just have a good laugh. It's not like life or death.
My Comorant article is in much detail including the writers bio. He's the best
writer since Ben Franklin is he's pulled a fast one.
Ron
Rkstude wrote:
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>I don't think any of us are losing sleep over it. Perhaps our spirited discussion
>could pass for outrage, but for me at least, it's more like a good murder mystery,
>can't wait to read the last page. <g>
John,
I haven't slept in three days, anxious as I am over this issue. This
morning I started canvassing the local auto dismantlers (PC for
wrecking yards) in the hope of locating just a single piece or part of
one of these cars. I thought it was worth the effort because many of
the trees in this area keep their leaves in December so thought that
just maybe the street photo under discussion was actually taken here
in Sunnyvale. Sadly all I got was abuse from the operators when I
asked how many V12 Packards they had in the yard. When I suggested
that they might have them filed under Studebaker most of them closed
the bullet proof window and went back to watching their soap operas.
TomB
Ron
The End.
Sam
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