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February 4, 2009, 11:20 am
February 9, 2009, 3:38 pm
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February 4, 2009, 11:20 am
Christy
Question: Looking for 1961 Studebaker Champ pickup radiator V8 engine
Does anyone know where to buy parts for the 1961 studebaker champ V8
February 9, 2009, 3:38 pm
David M
Hi Christy-
You should contact the local chapter of the Studebaker Drivers Club. If you google Studebaker Drivers Club, you will be directed to their web site, and from there can view the various local club chapters ( there are dozens). In these local chapters, you should be able to find many helpful local enthusiasts. Also, on the SDC web site, visit the Studebaker forum, where you can post your needs for members to read. You will be amazed at how replies you will get, and how fast they will come in. There are also several nationally known parts vendors who specialize in Studebaker parts, Such as Studebaker International, and , SASCO both based in Indiana, Studebaker west in California, and Studebaker Northwest in Seattle. I wold recommend you join the SDC and your local chapter, it's cheap and very beneficial.
Hope this is helpful.
The Other Dave
You should contact the local chapter of the Studebaker Drivers Club. If you google Studebaker Drivers Club, you will be directed to their web site, and from there can view the various local club chapters ( there are dozens). In these local chapters, you should be able to find many helpful local enthusiasts. Also, on the SDC web site, visit the Studebaker forum, where you can post your needs for members to read. You will be amazed at how replies you will get, and how fast they will come in. There are also several nationally known parts vendors who specialize in Studebaker parts, Such as Studebaker International, and , SASCO both based in Indiana, Studebaker west in California, and Studebaker Northwest in Seattle. I wold recommend you join the SDC and your local chapter, it's cheap and very beneficial.
Hope this is helpful.
The Other Dave
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