2LaneCruzer
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I have to agree with you. I love the original cars, and it makes me sad to see an old classic hot rodded.
What kind of vintage car do you wish you had?
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MossRoad
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The Studebaker club has it's annual meeting here every few years. Many are completely stock. Many are mildly customized. Many are heavily modified. All are welcome and enjoyed. 
Oaktree
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Same here, and way too many pre-1955 cars get that treatment.
Never had a Studebaker, the company went under right around the time I turned 16. Back then I just thought they were a weird car, but in the late 70s I worked with a guy who was a fan and had several of them (and a few that were just parts cars). I was surprised how advanced they were for their day.The Studebaker club has it's annual meeting here every few years. Many are completely stock. Many are mildly customized. Many are heavily modified. All are welcome and enjoyed.
MossRoad
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How about a 1964 Studebaker Super Lark with an R3 engine?
Stock from the factory it could turn sub-13 second 1/4 mile times.
Stock from the factory it could turn sub-13 second 1/4 mile times.
MossRoad
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The most ludicrous performance car you've never heard of.
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Studebaker Lark R3: An insane sleeper supercar killed before it could succeed
The most ludicrous performance car you've never heard of.
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MossRoad
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How about a 63 Studebaker Lark R2 (slower than the R3) VS a 67 GTO 400 H.O. in a pure stock drag race? These little cars were giant slayers.
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Watched the original Italian job last night. Besides the great British iron, all the funky Italian cars are so cool, and of course a Miura.
Too bad those Italian cars started rusting before they left the factory.
Too bad those Italian cars started rusting before they left the factory.
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This is the car I’d want if money was no object and I had a garage bay to accommodate.
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69 Camaro RS
Pro touring mod with a roll cage and 2 hair dryers.
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