sounds interesting,are you building it from scratch or a kit? we sold our travel trailer,woud like to find something easier to enter because of the wifes bad knees

what kind of lights did they have on noahs ark?







Floodlights

Ive been trying to repaint my 65 for the last two summers and still not quite ready for the top coat. I want to finish painting under the hood before i start on the outside again.looks like it will be next summer before that happens, right now the outside is mostly primer.

my natural gas bill has almost tripled

He got up early to go fishing,but when he went to the garage to hitch up his boat, it was pouring down rain and the wind was blowing up a gale, so he crawled back in bed and whispered to his wife, the weather is terrible out there! And his wife said and would you believe my husband is out there fish...

Wishing a MERRY Christmas and hopfully the covid wont keep every one apart for the holidays

Looks great! very well made!

Thats where mine is also on my 65.

I pulled a Terry 24 foot camper with a Bronco 300 six although the hills really pulled it down,had to down shift a lot.towing it got 11 or 12 mpg. empty it got 20 or slighty better.I think you would do okay pulling the shasta. I think the terry weighed around 5k.

I dont know about a kit,but i got the upper and lower bearing and retainer from Macs auto parts for my 65. They have a lot of parts for slicks.

I am on here just about every day looking around but not posting much. I have been working on my 65 some after neglecting it for a while . reworked the steering column with new bearings, and have been sanding and redoing some of the bodywork. Still got to repair door bottom on the passenger side whe...

Have a happy and safe 4th y'all!

I dont have any Studebakers ,but used to own a 57 golden hawk . Still kicking myself for getting rid of it.

Retired here,so not a problem. I need to go after some parts so i can finish some projects around the house. Guess ill wait a few more days.

I dont have the answer,but i changed out one on my 240 with no heat available with the help of 2 vice grip pliers.

Reminds me of my yazzoo walking mower,wasnt built for looks either . used it for years until the deck rusted away.

I cant recall seeing one like that around here.Looks like its fairly simple but rugged. What kind of engine does it have?

Looks like its good for another 59 years.

I sure love the paint job on your slick. beautiful ! I started sanding my 65 last summer getting ready to paint mine (again) Had to quit for the winter. I hope to finish it when the weather warms up.











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good to hear all the fires are out Alan, Thanks for the report,