Super 88 and Ninety Eight both had 394 in 1959 so a later 394 should bolt to a four speed Jetaway HydraMatic. 1959 D88 371 were all two-barrel carbs and the 1963 S88 engine had a four-barrel, so hopefully all the transmission throttle valve linkage got transferred with the 1963 engine or transplanted from a four-barrel 1959 car.

Antique Week lead article- Japanese friction toy cars rocketraider · April 24 in Memorabilia, Toys, Art, Signs, Clothing and Printed Material rocketraider April 24 Interesting read on Studebaker stylist Helen Dryden

Still one of the most beautiful cars ever built by any carmaker. Styling didn't translate as well on the sedans as it did the coupes and wagons, but still very well styled cars. 1963 Maserati 3500 GTi, not mine. Lawd have mercy...🥵 Yah, that "oh sh*t" bar is a bit large.

With the low miles and documentation probably not a bad price on this car, but the right buyer has to come along. I think we've seen this car for sale here before. In 2001, the Patrick County (VA) High School athletic booster club had their annual fundraiser car show and I took the 1974 Hurst/Olds.

The AACA Forums are packed with incredible info. From restoration projects to technical issue conversations to buy/sell opportunities, our Forums are open to you.

515 Rocketraider Aaca jobs available on Indeed.com. Apply to Senior Technician, Technician, Safety Technician and more!

The Antique Automobile Club of America (AACA) and these associated discussion forums are the ultimate hub for anyone passionate about preserving, restoring, and maintaining original antique automobiles and diving into automotive history.

On 8/30/2022 at 9:04 AM, rocketraider said: Never considered what a treasure trove of old cars LITB was until the last few years. S2 E15, 1959: a 57-58 Ford "Big Job" trash truck, a 1951 Ford sedan, and mention of a Rolls-Royce tow truck which wasn't seen. Ward's comment "must be twenty years old!"

"Bewitched" car spotting and Soapbox Derby rocketraider, Wednesday at 01:50 PM 5 replies 141 views Solly Wednesday at 09:36 PM

If you want to have your vehicle pictures in the gallery email gallery@smraaca.com. Please provide your name, make, model, and year. Thank you! my father’s car. Today, his son Drives the car.