The story of a custom car and a one-of-a-kind guy. Not a Studebaker, but full of that same spirit and love of classic cars.
“I’ve never taken an art class,” Mr. Heller said. “I have a B.A. in psychology. I never realized this is what I wanted to do.”
He had held down an office job in San Francisco and “wore a suit and tie” before being laid off. In 1971 he moved to Woodstock, where his family had a house. Two years later, he opened Fabulous Furniture in nearby Boiceville."
Read the full article on the NY Times website.
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Quick Digression - Marquis DeSoto - Custom Cars
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cars,
Custom,
Marquis DeSoto,
ny times,
studebaker
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