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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Dog427435, Dec 18, 2009.

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  1. That's what I'm talking about!
     
  2. My buddies at Class Glass & Performance have been making Glass Studes and panels for a number of years now down in Cumberland, MD. Mikie is semi-retired.
     
  3. 327-365hp
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    Thanks Mart, that explains why I've never seen one. :eek:


     
  4. 1931 - Louisville? Or someplace in the general Kentucky area?
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  5. 1932. Police cars, Louisville
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  6. Dog427435
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    Rust Motor Sales!!! Poor name choice for cars of the fifties! :eek:
     
  7. 11E
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    Stitzel-Weller has one of the most colorful histories for distilling that I've ever seen. Traces it's lineage to pre-ACW (to include death of a principal of the company at Chickamauga). Made a lot of private label hooch for Hilton Hotels, etc. Source of 'Rebel Yell", though company has changed hands several times. This is probably in Louisville or Frankfort.

    Check out this history. Deaths, natural and un-natural, fires, all sorts of shenanigans.

    http://www.bourbonenthusiast.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=1629
     
  8. Bullet Nose
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    *** WARNING ***​

    Since this thread has had 9,553,513 views, I'm not sure the Views Column will support another number when it reaches 10 Million views. Remember what happened in the Y2K. This could bring down the HAMB as we know it.

    Oops, I just used up one of the remaining 446,487 views. Damn!
     
  9. pipopak
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    I see it as truth in advertising.
     
  10. lordairgtar
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    Pontiac Actually. The car had some Pontiac details like the chrome strips down the hood.
     

  11. Could bring down the whole internet thingie too.....
     
  12. Here's a stupid question, what the heck is this car?
    I mean, it seems to have a T-bird front, Stude midsection, and a '56 chevy rear:eek: I'm I hallucinating? Is this some kind of botched prototype? Reversed Engineers handing keys to a clueless housewife?
     
  13. Heo2
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    Yes those had some serious rust problem
    I know people that bought new Vauxhals
    thath before they were one year old was
    so rusted out you couldnt open the doors
    and you steped througt the floor
    I have a friend that was a GM salesman
    and he told me sometimes the buyers were
    back in a few monts with big holes in the
    front fenders
    If you take a unpainted piece of sheetmetal
    and throw it in a lake it wont rust that quick
     
  14. mart3406
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    Some circa-early-1960's pics from
    the German Democratic Republic
    (East Germany)
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    Hmm??? How about a nice 'gasser-style'
    Wartburg or Trabant.....anyone???
    Anyone??? :eek::eek::D

    Mart3406
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  15. Nothing really flashy about something called a "Wartburg"
     
  16. GaryB
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    packard..
     
  17. Thanks Gary. Still, the Packard looks like it's a transitional stage from a '57 model.
    Thinking about it, I've seen weird AMC cars in Kenosha...like a transitional mid-year production from a Ambassador to Matador; Matador with an Ambassador front clip.
     
  18. Mutt
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  19. Alright, we got a winner. The mystery is solved.
     
  20. GaryB
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    can't win'em all
     
  21. jroberts
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    Especially for a Studebaker Dealer (and I say this with love;)).
     
  22. Heo2
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    Well there was a wartburg coupe with a 428
    Ford in Sweden in the 60s-70s kinda gasserstyle
    running on the dragstrip :eek::eek:
















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  23. woodie skram
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    Hey that looks like a maori s but what year
     
  24. jimi'shemi291
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    Wow, that pic grabbed me too! :eek: The mid-section definitely said Stude or PackaBaker, but the front & back looked, well, just fascinating. Glad you guys already solved it before I went off surfing for hours! There couldn't have been too many Scotsmans made. But still, is it a '58? :confused::confused:

    The mid-section surely looks like it was held over for the NEW '59 Larks, doesn't it??? ;)
     
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