Wrong make, but neat sign
 

On eastern plains,

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WOW! That's a beauty!!

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Would fit right in with the Studebaker bed a PO installed on my '39 p/u!

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Nice sign. I wonder if he built the building just so that he could install the sign?

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Cool sign. Studebaker, way ahead of it's time.

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I've wondered about the age of the building vs age of the sign too. I know it's been there 10 or so years.

In my experience, folks on the eastern prairie of Colorado don't usually just do stuff for show....

Were Gremlins Studebakers? I thought they were AMC's.

Not to get too far from Ford, but an old man next door had a Silverhawk, Goldenhawk, and Champ PU. Always wanted that PU!

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The Gremlin was an American Motors car. Studebaker's failure was the Lark as it was trying to stay alive in the 60's.

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That is true / but in my little corner of the works it seems like every 3rd car on the road was a Studebaker Lark :eek: in that time frame. Very few Fords of the same year. :(

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Studebaker's are my second favorite make.

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The '53 Studdy Hawk. The most beautiful production car ever made.:)

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57 Commander big v8 power steering auto with air, Beautiful car, a comfortable ride.
The Larks must have had something going for them, they had thousands of them in Mexico for Taxicabs.
Bruce