Any Studebaker Fans?

Johnny Canuck · Post by **Johnny Canuck** » October 1, 2009, 8:51 am

The words "Nice" and "Lark" don't belong in the same sentence for me, but there is a guy who built one (rod) around here about 10 years ago. I see him driving it every year,all summer, and always wonder,"Of all the cars you could have made into a rod, why did you try and polish that turd?"

Obsa · Post by **Obsa** » October 1, 2009, 4:01 pm

Johnny Canuck wrote:The words "Nice" and "Lark" don't belong in the same sentence for me, but there is a guy who built one (rod) around here about 10 years ago. I see him driving it every year,all summer, and always wonder,"Of all the cars you could have made into a rod, why did you try and polish that turd?"

Hey JC speaking of turd polishing didn't you buy a Bricklin a bit back?

Actually the lark posted was a good example of basic simple transportation, a flathead six, manual steering and brakes, no Ac or power windows or door locks.

Gritsngumbo · Post by **Gritsngumbo** » October 1, 2009, 5:26 pm

No offense to anyone, but I had forgotten how "butt-ugly" those Larks were.

Johnny Canuck · Post by **Johnny Canuck** » October 1, 2009, 6:14 pm

Obsa wrote:
Johnny Canuck wrote:The words "Nice" and "Lark" don't belong in the same sentence for me, but there is a guy who built one (rod) around here about 10 years ago. I see him driving it every year,all summer, and always wonder,"Of all the cars you could have made into a rod, why did you try and polish that turd?"
Hey JC speaking of turd polishing didn't you buy a Bricklin a bit back?

Actually the lark posted was a good example of basic simple transportation, a flathead six, manual steering and brakes, no Ac or power windows or door locks.

Indeed . I sold it, (and made money) though, so no need to polish it any more!