A Nova El Camino sold at Meccum a couple of weeks go so, it made me look around...

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I built a vega one years ago.
I'll have to look for the pictures

 

It's like a sex change operation for cars as far as I'm concerned.
I'd never do it myself but if you're into it that's your business.

 

I just like to see the creativity and talent...But, then again, I am in the design and build / fabrication business...and add a dash of muscle cars.

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I was looking on the SDC forum yesterday at pics of an El Camino with a "bullet nose" front end grafted onto it.

Bullet noses on 1950/51 Studebakers also called 'pencil sharpeners.'

 

I like the red GTO the best

 

As do I. I had a '65 GTO...Back in the day.

 

I still have a 65 Tempest Convertible

 

You should spend $ 75,000 and turn it into a $60,000 resto-mod.

 

Naaaaaa
It's just fine collecting dust in the garage......

 

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Those are pretty creative.

Looks like a bunch of the Studi kids got bored...


https://www.google.com/search?q=stu...gAhUFH6wKHYxpDZEQ7Al6BAgEEA0&biw=1368&bih=795

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I've seen this on the studebakerdriversclub forum and it wasn't all that long ago, either.

Studebaker was the first to have a car based pickup: 1937 Coupe Express.

 

Yeah it's for sale currently. Belongs to Dana Sorensen.
The farm economy is total poop, forcing the sale of a lot of toys by a lot of guys. There will be farm sales when the weather warms up.