New Member From Tennessee

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  1. toxicburn2

    toxicburn2 New Member

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    Just found the site, glad to see there are other 'Wagonnuts' around. I have a 1965 Studebaker Daytona Wagonaire that I've owned since 2006. It is definitely a driver, but always gets looks and comments. I'm running a mild 350 Chevy with a Tremec 5-speed, and the factory 3.70 Twin Traction rear end. The Daytona has the sliding rear roof section, factory reclining seats, sawy bars, power disc brakes, power rear window and knee-knocker air conditioning. I added the Boyd's wheels and CD player. Hopefully I will soon get other projects caught up and get started on paint and detailing on the Wagonaire.

    Glenn Bell
    Oak Ridge, TN
    1965 Studebaker Daytona Wagonaire
    1965 Studebaker Commander
    1969 Chevy Van custom
    1980 Avanti
    1988 Avanti
    1964 Sportster-powered Cushman Eagle
     

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    fannie Well-Known Member

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    :Welcome:Glenn, glad you found your way here. That is a nice looking Study you got there...I don't think I've seen a sliding roof before:confused:
    Maybe??? However it seems new to me today. :oops:
    You have two wagons? Nice :thumbs2: Is the truck yours also? Thanks for suppling the photos we all enjoy having a peek.
     
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    toxicburn2 New Member

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    Thanks for the welcome. The yellow wagon and the red '62 Studebaker car hauler belong to fellow Studebaker nut Jack Heidle. The pic of my Wagonaire was taken on the return trip when I bought the wagon. The sliding roof was a Studebaker feature from '63-'66, very practical. I can haul an upright refrigerator or cheerleaders in a Christmas parade, with style.
     
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    Eagle Freek Well-Known Member

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    Welcome, nice looking wagons. I hate to go off topic, but I LOVE that car hauler.
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    Welcome to the forum Glenn! Glad to have you join us, awesome collection of rides!
     
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    Welcome from the other side of the state, love the sliding roof.
     
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    Bigbarneycars Well-Known Member

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    Personally that '63 on the hauler makes me quiver. Loved that plastic car from the 1st day I saw one(y) BTW, Your sliding roof hauler ain't half bad either:1st: :Welcome: aboard, Jer
     
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    Welcome aboard Glenn!
     
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    66mopar wagon New Member

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    I have a question were avanti built by studebaker, and was studebaker a rambler. I think that truck is way too cool and its a studebaker? Studebaker to rambler to american motors?
     
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    Very nice.

    mike
     
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    very cool collection,
     
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    Welcome aboard!
     
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    Welcome Glenn!
     
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    the Rev senior junior Charter Member

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    :Welcome: Glenn

    I do luv me some Studes !!!
    great collection(y)
     
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    Studebaker was their own. They were not tied to Rambler or AMC in any way 'cept maybe in that they bought parts from some of the same folks. Like Borg Warner and maybe Dana?

    The original Avanti ('63/4) was built by Studebaker.
    Later Avantis (a.k.a. Avanti IIs) were built by several folks including Avanti Motors.
    Much past that I get confused. The Avanti story is a long twisted one.

    The truck pictured above is a Studebaker. It's a distant cousin of my bus~

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    Oh yes- welcome to the 'new guy'!!!
     
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