Milestone - 150 Posts - Studebaker Guide - Blog

Today we achieved a milestone on Studebaker Guide; this is our 150th post in less than 12 months online. I've met some amazing people through the Studebaker Guide, the Studebaker Drivers Club and its related forum.

Next month, I'm headed to the Technology, Entertainment and Design (TED) conference in Long Beach, CA, where I will assist with photography at the event. Below is a clip from my directory entry... note "Studebaker Cars" as one of my main interests. I can safely assume that I am the only technology sales and marketing person in the directory with "Studebaker" next to his profile.

Thanks for reading Studebaker Guide! Until next drive.

1951 Studebaker Commander

Concert Productions International created a "Remembering the 1950s" blog that features a ton of great old car ads, including many Studebaker ads like the one below.

See many 1950s Studebaker car ads here.

Lost Studebaker Dealerships

There is an interesting blog post on Hemmings about the church-turned-Studebaker-dealer below.

"The church at 143 W. 48th St. just south of Central Park once housed the First Church of Christ, Scientist, but by 1908, when Bain took this photo, Studebaker (which began automotive production in 1902) had converted it into a garage."

See the Hemmings' Blog about this photo.

1963 Studebaker Lark Standard - Blog

I found a kindred spirit in Clark Novak. His writing and photographs documenting the restoration of his 1963 Studebaker Lark Standard strike a chord with my efforts to restore our '50 Champion.

Visit Clark's Studeblogger Blog.