MTFCA Forum

My camera suffered a grievous accident and was stuck together with Gorillla tape, but I managed to get a few shots.

High art in the park.



1912 Rock Island station. The first time I saw it, about 1986, was before restoration, and it still had a "WHITE WAITING ROOM" sign on one of the doors.



1914 Stude touring. Some assembly required.





1934 DeSoto Airflow.

All crammed in like a modern car.





The Browns travel in style.



Dave Noting talks drums with Jeron and the Stephens (Noll and Heatherly) and other visitors. Yes, Jeron, we're looking at you.



JD, Mike Walker, Paul Mikeska, at Mike'e freeze-your-tail-off location.

Just curious how much the Studebaker was going for. It looks like it still is in decent original condition. But the parts if needed might be another story. Or was the brand just Stude.

It’s still in decent shape because it wasn’t left outside for years and years.

Just curious how much the Studebaker was going for.

Mr. Short said most of the wood in the rear was shot, but otherwise a mostly complete and decent car. I heard that it sold, I assume for the posted price.

Steve,

Thnx for sharing the experience with pictures.

Thanks Steve for the info about the Studebaker. As far as the looks of the car it does look like a barn find. It hasn’t been fixed up going by the pics. I hope there is a bill of sale avaliable if there’s no title. But it’s a good rebuildable car that’s worth the time and effort.

Here are a few more pics of the Studebaker, It was a pretty nice car.