"Parker's brother, who worked at Madison Street Auto Body at the time, took ownership of the badly damaged Studebaker four-door sedan after it was rear-ended and the owners decided not to even bother with repairs.
Parker was intrigued by the car but, as a 14-year-old, didn't have a lot of assets to his name. So he milked his only cash cow - literally.
In exchange for the car, Parker offered to give his brother, a farmer, the cow he had been raising for 4-H and FFA."
Read the full story here.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
The Studebaker and the Cow
Labels:
1948,
Studebaker Stories,
Wisonsin
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