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mayJune 2014
The Copper Starlight
First Place Senior Award winning Bi-Monthly Internet Newsletter of the Southern Arizona Chapter of the Studebaker Driversrsquo Club
Inside this Issue
Membership Info 2
From the President 2
Calendar of Events 3
Future Events 4
Past Events 4
Memberrsquos Contribution 5
Safety Alert 6
Technical Tip 7
Interesting Websites 7
Coupe Express Differences 8
Our Sponsors 9
Cruise Nites 9
Ads 10
New Members Application 11
2014 Officers
President ndash Jerry Kaiser
VPTourmaster- Bruce Sandburg
Secretary ndash Maggie Wheeler
Treasure ndash Chuck Stanford
Past Pres ndash Bruce Sandburg
Membership amp Circulation ndash
Chuck amp Louise Stanford
Historian ndash Fred Gooch
Newsletter Editor ndash June Kaiser
Publisher ndash Randy Goble
Volume 41 Issue 3
Chuck Stanford (L) presents the
Peoplersquos Choice Award to
Jerry Kaiser for his
lsquo38 Coupe Express
Studebakers on Display Photo by Jerry Kaiser
Picturesque Old Tucson Photo by Nora Gooch
Mike Borens (l) receives Best Wheels
award from Gene Schreiner
Bob Loshbough
awarded the Best
Engine Compartment
Chuck Stanford (L) gave his ldquoBest Steer-
ing Wheel Awardrdquo to Kelly Marion
Lenny Olsen presents his ldquoHard Luck Awardrdquo
to Ken West
Peoplersquos Choice
March Madness at Old Tucson
Late Breaking AAOA silent auction at March Madness brought in $230 thanks to last minute pur-
chases All of the money went to the Studebaker National Museum Thanks to SAC-SDC members who
helped make it a success Mike Borens
From the Editor Despite the inclement weather at March Madness 128 pounds of non-perishable food was col-
lected and donated to the Marana Community Food Bank Thanks for your donations and attendance to this
event It was fun seeing Old Tucson and all those in attendance Be sure to read the March Madness recap
written by GCCrsquos Linda Smith in Aprilrsquos edition of ldquoThe Echordquo and the March Madness write-ups by Alex Shu-
lick Ken West and Fred Gooch in this issue
On April 5th we met for a car show sponsored by the AZ State Veteran Home There was great variety of
vehicles and the lunch prepared by the American Legion Aux Unit 73 was delicious and plentiful
Thanks to John Campbell at Scottrsquos Upholstery for renewing his ad His upholstery headliners and carpet-
ing show handsomely in many of our memberrsquos Studebakers
We always welcome contributions to the Copper Starlight and are grateful to Mike Borens Fred amp Nora
Gooch Bob Loshbough Alex amp Kathy Shulick and Ken West for their great articles and photos in this news-
letter and to Jerry Kaiser for technical advice June Kaiser 520-850-0602
Page 2 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Hello Again We had a successful March Madness Meet even with the wet and
cold weather The night before I had decided that if we had heavy rain
the Saturday morning of the Meet that I would have to miss the first
March Madness Meet ever Understand that a little rain would not
bother me but we have over frac12 mile of dirt road leaving our place that
usually turns into sandy mud after a good rain However we received
no rain on Friday night or the following morning but about 1 mile before
Old Tucson there was cold windy rain We had a good time at the
Meet despite the weather On display there were 14 Studebakers We
collected 128 pounds of food for the Marana Food Bank who were
very appreciative of our generous donation
On April 5th we attended the Arizona State Veteran Home Tucson
car show The weather was great but there was only 5 Studebakers and
one Avanti on display We took the tour of the veteranrsquos home It is a
beautiful facility Our veterans deserve nothing less
Donrsquot forget we are going to Erniersquos Dwarf Car Museum on the
17th of May If you havenrsquot been there it is very interesting and Ernie is
a fine craftsman
Now herersquos something to consider We need fresh blood on our board At
our Thanksgiving potluck we will again be electing new officers It is not too
soon to think about running for office Training is available
If you have questions or suggestions please feel free to contact me at
520-979-0065 or by email studeblugmailcom
Until next time keep the shiny side up and the rubber side down
Jerry Kaiser
Message from Our President
Wishing Well Jon Carter
Connie Feddick Family
Guy Hammer
Mary Powell McConnell
Joyce Mooney
Robert Sandburg
and Alex Shulick
Birthday amp Anniversary
Wishes
May 3 Randy Goble 11 Bruce Sandburg 17 Lew Dandurand
June 1 Jeff Jones amp Helen OrsquoBrien 2 Lou Fencl 3 Chester amp Nancy Bradfield 3 Jerry amp June Kaiser 7 Steve Ault 7 Chuck amp Chris Collins 7 June Kaiser 21 Richard Dormois 21 Donna Goble 26 Mike Borens 26 Anne Magee 26 Bob amp Claudia Thomas 27 Sidney Rosen 28 Marge Wilde 29 George Steiner
Upcoming EventsSouthern AZ Chapter and Other Auto-Related Events
Page 3 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Note Call before
attending to avoid
a change of plans
Sat May 3 Diggin It for United Way hosted by Caterpillar at Hot Rods Old Vail10500 East Old Vail Road in Tucson Vehicle reg-istration fee is $500-$1500 free to the public hours from 1200 till 400 pm Proceeds will benefit the United Way of Southern Arizona Many trophies to be awarded Silent Auction 5050 Raffle Door Prizes Remote Control Car Demos Live Music Concessions Bring Canned Food Donation to Enter a Special Raffle Info 520-648-4764
May 9-11 40th Anniversary Rodders Days sponsored by Tucson Street Rodders Assoc U of A Mall 1401 E University Blvd Tucson AZ 3 day entry fee $75 1 day $25(Sat show only) open to pre-1972 vehicles contact John Sipe or Glenn Looney 520-869-4925 520-977-4536
Sun May 11th Happy Motherrsquos Day
Sat May 17 Erniersquos Dwarf Car Museum 52954 West Halfmoon Rd Maricopa AZ Call Bruce Sandburg 520-586-0403 to
RSVP Meet at McDonalds I-10 Cortaro Exit 246 at 730 am have breakfast at the I-10 Exit 200 Iron Skillet
(Petro Truck Stop) amp convoy to the Museum Tour (donation please) at approx 930 or 10 am amp have lunch
at Raceway Bar amp Grill 49237 W Papago Rd before heading home
May 16-18 Pacific SW Zone Meet sponsored by Karel Staple Chapter of SDC in Sacramento CA McClelland Park Accom
modations are at the Lions Gate Hotel 3410 Westover Street Sacramento CA 95652 (866) 866-7100 Additional
information and registration are available at our clubs web site wwwhawktalkscom
Sun June 15 Happy Fatherrsquos Day
June 29-
July 5
50th Golden SDC International Meet ldquoStudebaker Invades the Peninsulardquo Dover Downs Hotel amp Casino
Dover Delaware Reservations 800-711-5882 by May 9 2014 to receive the discounted conference rate of
$119 night or visit DOVERDOWNSCOM Questions DelMarVaSDCcomcastnet
Aug 15-17 ASC Antique Studebaker Club Show Low AZ stay at Malcolmrsquos Show Low Studebaker Ranch using your camping
equipment OR call KC Motel 60 W Deuce of Clubs 1-2 Beds $68 1 Queen bed $64 per night + tax call 1-800-531-
7152 amp mention Antique Studebaker Club rooms have refrigerator micro hair dryer and coffee maker Questions
Malcolm Stinson 928-368-7442 or email swstudebakerlivecom I need a head count
Fri Aug 29th The Gaslight Theater presents another fun filled evening of laughs and music with GHOSTBLASTERS (see
page 4 for details)
Sat Sept 13 International Studebaker Day Studebaker owners individually in groups or by an
organized club activity will all be driving Studebaker cars trucks and even horse-
Drawn vehicles on the same day around the world
Oct Membership Appreciation Day (Watch for the details in a future newsletter)
Sunday
Nov 9th
1200 Noon Thanksgiving Pot Luck at Steve amp Sue Gilsdorfrsquos home 2221 E 5th Street Tucson 85719
520-325-9192 between Campbell amp Tucson Blvd If your last name begins with A-M bring a side amp N-Z bring
a dessert
Sunday
Dec14th
1200 Noon Christmas Pot Luck arrive early at Bruce amp Maggie Wheelerrsquos home to help set up 520-297-6145
magwheel1junocom 120 E Magee Rd Tucson If your last name begins with A-M bring a side dish amp N-Z
bring a dessert
Chopped top
Mercury at
Erniersquos Dwarf
Car Museum
Page 4 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Future Events
Past Events ~ March Madness at Old Tucson
The Gaslight Theater Friday August 29th The Gaslight Theater presents another fun filled evening of laughs and music
with GHOSTBLASTERS Our (Southern AZ Chapter of the) Studebaker Club has reserved 24 seats in row AA and 8 sears in
row D for the 600 pm show The doors open at 515 pm and the price per person is $18 Tickets will be distributed at the
front door before the show WHO YA GONNA CALL Reserve your seats by mailing a check made out to SACSDC to
Chuck Stanford PO Box 12913 Tucson AZ 85732 The theater offers a light menu Little Anthonys 50s Diner is located in
the theater building Arrange to meet other members for a meal there or elsewhere before the show For more informa-
tion call Stan or Charlotte Luczycki at 520-760-5972 or email us at cluczyckijunocom More information about this
show will soon be on the theaters website httpwwwthegaslighttheatrecomtheatrehtm Yes Tucsons Gaslight Theater
is ON BROADWAY 7010 E Broadway in Tucson See you there for lots of laughs
The pics that I took are at the link in this email (scattered throughout this
publication) Barbara and I had a wonderful time Old Tucson was a great venue It had been 30+ years since we had been there I did get a few peo-ple in the shots this time with their trucks and cars The ride in the stage coach with Barbara Kim and Linda was a lot of fun A 4 day ride in one of those from Tucson to Phoenix would be enough to make you swear to never travel out of town againrdquo Scott Grainger (photos this page amp next
by Scott Grainger)
We had a great time at the Old Tucson Studios We walked around the film-
ing sets behind where the Studebakers were staged and through the building sets of the High Chaparrals Walked over to the other sets and then sat through the 4 dancing Cabaret girls in the Saloon stage area
After that we walked down to the Barbecue place where most of the Stude-baker club members were already waiting in line or starting to eatgood food Off the walking down to the Old Mine Tour followed by the train ride around the whole outside of the studio The railroad engineer remarked about Jerry Kaiserrsquos lsquo38 Coupe Express truck and asked several questions about itAlex told him all he knew After that we all walked over to the film Museum and saw a huge building containing a lot of clothing from the 100s of films filmed at Old Tucson Studios and also newspaper write ups and pictures Then it was off to explore the remaining buildings ending up at the EXITWOW what a GREAT time Even though we visited Old Tucson
Studios several times on ldquoFRIGHT NIGHTrdquoIt was really great seeing it during the day Alex and Kathy Shulick
Kelly amp Cindy Marionrsquos
lsquo60 Lark
Scott amp Barbara Graingerrsquos
lsquo51 Land Cruiser
John amp Kim Rodhousersquos
lsquo50 2R5
Jeff Jones with his
lsquo47 M-5
Mike amp Violet Borensrsquo
lsquo03 Studefaker
Bruce amp Maggie Wheelerrsquos
lsquo64 Champ pu
Chuck amp Louise Stanfordrsquos
lsquo54 Starliner
Ken amp Arlene Westrsquos
lsquo66 Daytona
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014 Page 5
Memberrsquos Contribution
I would like to thank all members that stood behind me and helped me to win the Pacific Southwest Zone Director We are always looking for ways to bring in new members and if anyone has any sugges-tion as to how we can do this please talk with me and see if we can get something going I have a couple of ideas but would love to have your input Or if anyone has anything that they think may help the
Studebaker Drivers Club by all means please let me know THANK YOU ALL Malcolm Stinson
If you plan to join us for a 3-day Antique Studebaker fun weekend in Show Low August 15th-17th please let me know ASAP We have a full schedule of activities planned Contact Malcolm Stinson 928
-368-7442 or email swstudebakerlivecom I need a head count to be sure there is enough food Malcolm J Stinson Jr
with his lsquo60 Hawk
The Saga of the lsquo37 Clutch and March Madness by Fred Gooch
When Ken Mooney performed a complete engine rebuild on the 1950 Commander 6 engine that
Bruce Sandburg gave me he also installed a new clutch pressure plate throw out bearing and input
shaft bushing in 1977 Since I was past the age of 16 as in no more drag racing I figured the clutch
would last forever WRONG Now 17 years and 23000 miles later the clutch appears to be on its
way out
I called Chuck and Chris Collins since no one in Tucson rebuilds clutches and pressure plates
(PP) anymore They said send to them the parts and they would get them built and send back with a
new throw out bearing (TO) and flywheel bushing The turn around time was very fast Thanks
Chuck and Chris
Nora and I drove the lsquo37 to GlobeMiami AZ (250 miles) for an Antique Meet on Feb 15 Jim
and John our friends from Michigan are back to pit crew a funny car race in Phoenix on the 22nd amp 23rd and had agreed to help per-
form the lsquo37 clutch job Actually they would do the work and Irsquod help by getting tools drinks and oatmeal cookies
So I started getting the lsquo37 ready After putting her on jack stands I drained the transmission (lsquo37 trans OD have 2 drain plugs)
marking the driveshaft with Whiteout for quicker reassembly and pulled it Also removed the OD cable speedo cable power brake
copper vacuum line OD mount wframe member and the carpet I was stymied by the gearshift lever Couldnrsquot figure it out Jerry
suggested that the cover was threaded but that didnrsquot work It seems that you canrsquot remove the lever without the trans top cover In a
rare Studebaker service manual error we discovered the top cover had 8 bolts instead of the usual 6 While I was getting things
ready I remembered that I had purchased a transmission jack 25 or 30 years ago and even better I remembered where it was
The boys J amp J came back from racing late on the 23rd so we started working on the lsquo37 on Monday the 24 By the way
the race was good They ran 329 mph in 1000rsquo J amp J pulled the main cross member holding the trans the trans and finally the bell
housing Imagine our surprise to find the clutch not only in good shape but it measured thicker than the new clutch we purchased
Now to the problems the TO bearing spring was broken 1 piece of clutch linkage was incorrect and the clutch rod hole was
elongated In the past I have had elongated holes welded up and re-drilled I called my friend Willy who is an expert mechanic and
asked him to help me weld the hole Willy said that the proper way to repair elongated holes is to fill them with a special kind of
bronze and then drill it Since bronze and steel are dissimilar materials the repair will last forever Learning something new everyday
is not hard when you donrsquot know much to begin with I cleaned and painted the main cross member trans and bell housing and wire
brushed all the nuts bolts washers and small pieces Tuesday am we were hard at work Everything went smoothly By 1 pm J
amp J had all the heavy work done and left for a tour of the Pima Air and Space Museum Then I installed the OD mount with frame
member and hooked up the speedo cable OD cable and battery cable Previously I had noticed that the fuel line and power brake
Fred amp Nora Goochrsquos
lsquo37 Dictator
Page 6 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
The Saga of the lsquo37 Clutch and March Madness by Fred Gooch
copper vac line were very close to the frame and had been rubbing I cut some short pieces of fuel line
and heater hose to act as insulators After slitting and installing them I put a large radiator hose clamp
around the frame and two lines to hold it all in place Next I filled the trans with 1 quart Redline and the
gear oil turned the battery on and started the rsquo37 Wow Everything worked Took the car off the jack
stands and cleaned the floor and cleaned and put away the tools
Now all I have left to do before Saturday March Madness at Old Tucson Studios is to in-
stall the carpet and wash the car The best thing that I did for this job was to purchase a
box of 50 pair of medical gloves They sure made the job easier and saves wear and tear
on the hands The three of us used about 35 pair in 3 days
John is an electrical engineer taking some time off from work I was given a Gar-
min GPS recently and really like it I was hoping to use it in the lsquo37 for trips to Palm Springs and etc All the 6-12 volt con-
vertors that I have found are $59 to $300 John purchased one for $599 installed it in his 6 volt hot rod and the GPS
worked great So he ordered one for me After I get it installed Irsquoll let you all know how it works
The week before March Madness we had 94deg days March Madness started out drearymdash64deg and it was overcase when we got up at 6 am
On the way to Old Tucson Studios a drizzle started We were the first to arrive followed shortly by Stanfords and
Wheelers The drizzle changed to rain A staff member at Old Tucson graciously opened up the barn for us I
remember the barn well Nora and I go to 5-13 concerts a year I always wanted to see Bo Diddley but he had
quit touring due to his advanced age I think Before the casinos came to Arizona Old Tucson offered concert
packages of a specified number of concerts at a very reasonable price We
saw Heart Pat Benatar America Stepping Wolf and many others For some
reason Bo Diddley decided to do one more tour and he came to Old Tucson
Just before the show started a heavy rain came and flooded the arena (due
west of the March Madness car show) Old Tucson moved us into the barn and
we got to see the Great Bo Diddley Yeah
I expected about three Studebakers to show due to bad weather forecasts but was pleasantly surprised
when15 Studebakers came The attendees included Gregory Avery amp Luz Lozano (Brand X) Mike amp Violet
Borens (lsquo03 Studefaker pu) Jon Carter (X) Lou Fencl (lsquo56 Transtar) Fred amp Nora Gooch (lsquo37 Dictator) Scott amp
Barbara Grainger (lsquo51 Land Cruiser) Jeff Jones (lsquo47 M-5) Jerry amp June Kaiser (lsquo38 Coupe Express) Bob amp Eileen
Loshbough (lsquo61 Champ pu) Stan amp Charlotte Luczycki (X) Kelly amp Cindy Marion (lsquo60 Lark) Don McGraw (lsquo63
Avanti) Lenny amp Barb Olsen (X) John amp Kim Rodhouse (lsquo50 2R5) Bruce Sandburg amp Delores Shurtz (lsquo56 President) Gene H Schreiner (lsquo82 Avanti
II) Dale amp Norma Sexton (X) Alex amp Kathy Shulick (X) Ed amp Linda Smith (riders of the Wests) Chuck amp Louise Stanford (lsquo54 Commander) Mal-
colm J Stinson Jr (lsquo60 Hawk) Stephen Stoner (X) Rosalie Torske amp Guy Hammer (X) Paul Vigne (X) Ken amp Arlene West (lsquo66 Daytona) and
Bruce amp Maggie Wheeler (lsquo64 pickup)
After a fabulous lunch at Jakersquos BBQ we pulled the winning tickets for all the donated items Then it
was time for the awards Jeff Jones won the 5050 drawing of $99 Jerry amp June Kaiser won Peoplesrsquo
Choice award for their fabulous lsquo38 Coupe Express The Best Steering Wheel award went to Kelly amp Cindy
Marion for the restored wheel in their lsquo60 Lark The cleanest engine award
went to Bob amp Eileen Loshbough for their immaculate engine in their lsquo61
Champ Gene Schreiner won the award for the best wheels Ken West
won the Hard Luck trophy with a very interesting story He had a tire low
on air so borrowed 3 quarters from his wife and went to an air machine
The air machine (do you remember when air was free) would only work on
4 quarters and the tire was too low to be driven so Ken had to walk to find
his wife and get another quarter SO Ken won the Hard Luck award
The hottest item on the Avanti Club silent auction (to benefit the
Studebaker National Museum) was a pair of dangling Studebaker earrings The bidding war started between
Violet Borens and Cindy Marion Chuck Stanford entered the fray after Cindy dropped out The high spirited bidding ended with Chuck getting the
earrings for $1500 I never knew that he had pierced ears We all had a good time
Bruce Sandburgrsquos
lsquo56 President
Bob amp Eileen Loshboughrsquos
1961 Champ pu
Lou Fenclrsquos lsquo56
12 Ton Transtar pu
Don McGrawrsquos
lsquo63 Avanti
Gene Schreinerrsquos
lsquo82 Avanti II
Page 7 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Technical Tip ~Studebaker Muffler Exchange by Dan Dobbins
Thanks to Randy Goble SDC
member and printer at Creative Printers
for printing this newsletter
For all your printing needs
stop in at 2729 E Grant Tucson
or call 5208816572
Interesting Websites
Studebaker used an unusual muffler design which is virtually impossible to obtain in a neighborhood auto parts store The
remaining stocks that are available even from a bona-fide Studebaker parts dealer are likely to be old rusty and very expensive
For Studebaker automobiles from 1958 through 1966 both Larks and Hawks South Bend used virtually the same muffler
There were different part numbers which had to do with the quality of material of construction But they were basically the same
size An excellent interchange is the Walker muffler number 21064 This item was designed for the 1993 Mitsubishi Montero V6 30
engine It has a 2rdquo inlet pipe identical to the OEM Studebaker muffler in diameter and location However the body is a couple of
centimeters shorter This modern muffler has a heat shield on the top which should reduce the degree of intense heat permeating
the undercarriage and floor This interchange can easily be ordered The Walker 21064 has a lifetime guarantee The Studebaker
muffler did not To compensate for the slightly shorter body of the Walker use the Walker pipe extension 49006 the inlet orifice of
the extension allows a perfect connection with the OEM Studebaker tail pipe when trimmed to the proper length
Dan Dobbins of the ldquoStudebaker Times Postrdquo Volume 42 4 Whatcom County Chapter SDC reprinted with permission
On April 5th the parking lot at the AZ State Veteran Home quickly filled with 5 Studebakers an Avanti Corvettes Mustangs Morris Minor Prowler and many others It was a nice car display Many Veterans were out in their wheelchairs admiring our vehicles and chatting with their owners The Lions Club provided a nice fundraising lunch of hot dogs hamburgers chips cookies and drinks Cor-vettes outnumbered all other vehicles We took the tour of the $132 M Veteran Home What a gor-geous place with country kitchens in each building and outside covered patios for the veterans to take in some fresh air or have a smoke break Those attending Keith Ambs (lsquo63 Avanti) Fred Gooch (lsquo37 Dictator) Terry Louis (rsquo59 C Cab ) Bob amp Eileen Loshbough (lsquo61 Champ) Jerry amp June Kaiser (lsquo38 Coupe Express) Alex amp Kathy Shulick (Brand X) Chuck amp Louise Stanford (lsquo54 Starliner) and Bruce amp
Maggie Wheeler (X)
The Studebaker Museum
wwwstudebakermuseumorg
Hi-Tech Software
Auto Commercials amp Brochures
httpwwwhtsoftwarecom
specialofferhtm
The Michael Dingman Collection
httpswwwyoutubecom
embed6IYISQ6DVwk
Beautiful lsquo56-67
Morris Minor
Photos by Bob Loshbough
Front view of AZ State Veteran
Home Tucson
Receptionist welcomes us at
the AZ State Veteran Home
Page 8 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Whatrsquos the same Whatrsquos different
Keith Muske and his
lsquo37 Coupe Express
6 cyc Flathead 216 ci
3 speed transmission
69 12rdquo (length) bed
Windshield slightly angled
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency brake
Battery under seat
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo37 Dictator
Rear fenders interchangeable wrsquo38 amp
lsquo39 Coupe Express (CE)
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl bench seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo38 amp lsquo39
CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Dictators
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo38 amp lsquo39 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
Jerry Kaiserrsquos
lsquo38 Coupe Express
6 cyl Flathead 226ci
3 speed Transmission
75 12rdquo (length) bed
Plannar Suspension
Windshield Greater Angle Backward
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency Brake
Battery under seat
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo38
Commander
Rear fenders same as 37 amp 39 CE
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl Bench Seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo37amplsquo39 CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Dictators
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo37 amp lsquo39 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
J5 Series L5 Series
K5 Series
Lew Dandurdand and his
lsquo39 Coupe Express
6 cyl Flathead 226ci
3 Speed Transmission
75 12rdquo (length) bed
Plannar Suspension
Windshield same angle as lsquo38
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency Brake
Battery under Hood
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo39
Commander
Rears Fender same as lsquo37 amp 38 CE
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl Bench Seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo37amprsquo38 CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Commanders
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo37mdash38 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
Tucson Cruise Nites
Thursdays Northwest Cruise-In SW corner of Thornydale and Orange Grove behind Freddys Steakburger from 6-9 pm
Look at Scottrsquos website httpwwwpbasecomslc_imagesnw_cruise_in
Fridays Safeway Cruise Night 6pm-10pm
6380 E Golf Links
For more fun events go to httpwwwcarnutsorg
Page 9 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
For SAC Member
recommended
Sales and Services
call our local
sponsors first
115
414
514
514
115
315
Reserve this space
for your
business card size ad
in 6 bimonthly issues
for
only $20
For Sale lsquo59 Studebaker Hawk mileage 7617 350 V8 TBI 700
R4 transmission 8rdquo Ford rear end HPC Headers Howe alumi-
num radiator Fatman front end including 11rdquo disc brakes rack amp
pinion power steering MII spindles AC heatdefroster Autome-
ter gauges tinted windows leather interior remote controlled
door poppers alarm car cover power steering amp power brakes
Boyd wheels electric doors amp windows lowered front $22500
OBO Dick Jensen Sierra Vista 520-803-1052 520-508-9970
pjjensen1052gmailcom (2)
For Sale
1960-62 automatic transmission wbell housing amp torque con-
vertor from V8 Studebaker car Operated when removed $8500
OBO (5)
1998-2000 Toyota Corolla factory mag wheels 1 new 2 good
used complete wcenters amp lug nuts $125 takes all (5) Fred
Gooch 520-883-7418
National Geographic Magazines 1915-1934 53 individual
magazines 3 indexes that run from 1888-1988 3 bound editions
includes July-Dec 1930 and all of 1931 $250 OBO Fred Gooch
520-883-7418 (6)
For Sale
Parting out lsquo53 34 ton C-Cab truck
lsquo37 Dictator engine $200
lsquo38 Commander sedan parting out
lsquo37 amprsquo38 Dictator amp Commander parts
lsquo41 Commander Sedan trunk lid good condition $50
2R5 truck Champ 6 bell housing $40
lsquo51 Commander left front door $45
lsquo51 Commander right rear door $45
lsquo53 Coupe Rear bumper $50
lsquo53-rsquo55 Sedan trunk lid $50
lsquo55 Left Hardtop door $75
lsquo57-61 Hawk fiberglass dash $50
lsquo57-rsquo64 1T front truck bumper painted exc condition $100
lsquo59-rsquo60 Lark or lsquo60-rsquo64 Champ truck hood $50
lsquo59-rsquo60 Lark trunk lid $35 good condition
lsquo60-64 Champ Truck Doors $50 ea
lsquo62 Lark Station Wagon upper tailgate $50
lsquo62 GT Hawk rear Valance part between bumper and body $40
lsquo62-64 GT Hawk doors rust free $50 each
lsquo62 Lark rear quarters $100 for both or $60 each no rust
lsquo63 Lark 4 door front doors $50 Each
lsquo63 Lark rear doors for Wagonair or 4dr sedan $35 each
lsquo63 Lark right door for 2 door sedan $50
V8 Heads Blocks and Cranks 259 amp 289
All Large Items for pick up only Call me if you donrsquot see what
you need Jerry Kaiser studebluearthlinknet 520-979-0065 (
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014 Page 10
Studebaker Ads ~ Wanted ~ For Sale or Trade
For Sale RARE lsquo59 34 Ton 4WD 4E12D Nice Truck 5 spOD Alaskan
Blue $20000 OBO Bruce Sandburg 520-586-0403 (6)
For Sale 1980 Avanti RQB3144
Burgundy fawn leather Recaro
seats tilt cruise moonroof Momo
Blauplunkt luggage rack Rebuilt
350 wHP boost NEW 4-spd auto
paint chrome wheels tires carpet
exhaust system alternator shocks
etc AC rebuilt R13 coolant Quadrajet carb rebuilt 94K always garaged
Information pictures available $19500 Mike Borens
47studepugmailcom 520-303-1820 Arizona (4)
Dennis is a retired ASE certified mechanic He will be delighted to con-
sult with the buyer of any of these vehicles as restoration projects amp
hersquos available to answer questions amp help solve problems Hes restored
Studes over many decades amp has accumulated more projects than he
has been able to accomplish Its time for some others to have the
pleasure of bringing these lovely vehicles back to life Theyre wonder-
ful cars Call Dennis Mills 520-825-0765 afternoons or evenings Or
email superstudemsncom regarding the following ads
middot Great project --Two 1960 Lark four doors to be made into one They can be sold together or separately The first one comes with a good 259 ci V-8 engine and overdrive transmission but the body is rusty and the glass isnrsquot very good The other 1960 Lark is a 6 cylinder 170 ci stick shift with a good body and good glass not much rust The thought was to put the two cars together to make one good one I have front fender repair kits (one set left and right) that will come with the 6 cylinder Lark Interior needs redoing Both engines were running until parked about a year ago Will need to be trailered Parts car -- $100 Restoration project -- $150 middot 1957 Packard parts car Bought with the intention of using the parts to finish restoring a 1957 Studebaker President The Packard does not come with a supercharger The President has a good trans-mission and good 289 ci V-8 engine I have two NOS front fenders and some chrome pieces that will come with the President The glass on the President is fair Can be purchased together or separately Will need to be trailered President - $500 Packard - $300
middot 1961 Lark convertible Good body not much rust Glass good all
the way around Needs everything for the interior ndash seats need to be
rebuilt and recovered Dashboard needs recovering (all the dials are
there) Automatic transmission Engine (259ci V-8) doesnrsquot run Itrsquos
locked up frozen I havenrsquot disassembled the engine so not sure if it
needs rebuilding or replacing A California car It needs a new
top Chrome is pretty good Glass is good Will need to be trail-
ered $120000 Call Dennis Mills 520-825-0765 afternoons or evenings Or
email superstudemsncom
SALE SACSDC Menrsquos Polo Shirts (S-XL) Ladies styles amp mint green polo
shirts $10 Ill have shirts 2014 rosters and newsletters at all club events
Chapter Name Tags pin type name tags for $6 amp magnetic type name tags
for $750 each Chuck Stanford at 520-888-1563 or cstanford2coxnet
The Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club is dedicated to the
preservation restoration pride of owning and the joy of driving fine Studebakers
and to providing assistance on a local level to the National Studebaker Drivers
Club Inc You DO NOT have to be a Studebaker owner to join however for in-
surance purposes membership is required in the National Studebaker Drivers
Club SDC was founded in 1962 and has approximately 13000 members world-
wide Turning Wheels is the monthly magazine of the SDC The Copper Star-
light is the Southern Arizona Chapterrsquos official publication and is published every
other month Subscriptions are included in club membership dues
Membership Application
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Membership Application
Studebaker Drivers Club
To join SDC complete application send with $3100 check or money order in US Funds to
The Studebaker Drivers Club Inc
PO Box 1715
Maple Grove MN 55311-6715
Or use VISA or MasterCard and call 763-420-7829 or Fax 763-420-7849 or e-mail sdccornerstoneregcom for information Call or write with change of address Give 2 months notice DO NOT Send ADS with your membership but send ADS to Turning Wheels Editor All members of local SDC chapters must also be national SDC members
Name____________________________________
Spouse ______________Birthdates______________
Address_________________________________________
City__________________State_____ Zip___________
No ___________________________Expires __________
Signature ______________________________________
VISA MasterCard
How to become a Member 1) Complete the membership application
below 2) Write a check or money order for $15 for a full year payable
to Southern Arizona Chapter SDC 3) If not a member of National
enclose an additional $3100 first year dues for SDC 4) Mail to Mem-
bership Director
Southern Arizona Chapter of
The Studebaker Drivers Club
PO Box 12913
Tucson AZ 85732
Application Form Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club
National SDC Member ___________________Expires___________
You must be a member of SDC to join SAC This application will not
be accepted without your Studebaker Drivers Club National Number
Name__________________________Spouse__________________
Other family members
Address ________________________________________________
City ___________________________State__________Zip________
Phone ( )_________________e-mail________________________
Birthdays _____________________Wedding anniversary__________
If new member referred by _________________________________
Studebakers owned (YearModelBody Style amp any comments)
I am willing to help my club in the following ways
__Call people with club information __bring cookies or snacks
__Host a gathering __Call me amp Irsquoll help
__Mail out newsletters __ other
__Make arrangements for tourlocationmeeting place
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The Copper Starlight
of the SACSDC
37123 South Twin Hawk Lane
Marana AZ 85658-9481
Keith Muskersquos latest acquisition
1937 J5 Coupe Express
Late Breaking AAOA silent auction at March Madness brought in $230 thanks to last minute pur-
chases All of the money went to the Studebaker National Museum Thanks to SAC-SDC members who
helped make it a success Mike Borens
From the Editor Despite the inclement weather at March Madness 128 pounds of non-perishable food was col-
lected and donated to the Marana Community Food Bank Thanks for your donations and attendance to this
event It was fun seeing Old Tucson and all those in attendance Be sure to read the March Madness recap
written by GCCrsquos Linda Smith in Aprilrsquos edition of ldquoThe Echordquo and the March Madness write-ups by Alex Shu-
lick Ken West and Fred Gooch in this issue
On April 5th we met for a car show sponsored by the AZ State Veteran Home There was great variety of
vehicles and the lunch prepared by the American Legion Aux Unit 73 was delicious and plentiful
Thanks to John Campbell at Scottrsquos Upholstery for renewing his ad His upholstery headliners and carpet-
ing show handsomely in many of our memberrsquos Studebakers
We always welcome contributions to the Copper Starlight and are grateful to Mike Borens Fred amp Nora
Gooch Bob Loshbough Alex amp Kathy Shulick and Ken West for their great articles and photos in this news-
letter and to Jerry Kaiser for technical advice June Kaiser 520-850-0602
Page 2 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Hello Again We had a successful March Madness Meet even with the wet and
cold weather The night before I had decided that if we had heavy rain
the Saturday morning of the Meet that I would have to miss the first
March Madness Meet ever Understand that a little rain would not
bother me but we have over frac12 mile of dirt road leaving our place that
usually turns into sandy mud after a good rain However we received
no rain on Friday night or the following morning but about 1 mile before
Old Tucson there was cold windy rain We had a good time at the
Meet despite the weather On display there were 14 Studebakers We
collected 128 pounds of food for the Marana Food Bank who were
very appreciative of our generous donation
On April 5th we attended the Arizona State Veteran Home Tucson
car show The weather was great but there was only 5 Studebakers and
one Avanti on display We took the tour of the veteranrsquos home It is a
beautiful facility Our veterans deserve nothing less
Donrsquot forget we are going to Erniersquos Dwarf Car Museum on the
17th of May If you havenrsquot been there it is very interesting and Ernie is
a fine craftsman
Now herersquos something to consider We need fresh blood on our board At
our Thanksgiving potluck we will again be electing new officers It is not too
soon to think about running for office Training is available
If you have questions or suggestions please feel free to contact me at
520-979-0065 or by email studeblugmailcom
Until next time keep the shiny side up and the rubber side down
Jerry Kaiser
Message from Our President
Wishing Well Jon Carter
Connie Feddick Family
Guy Hammer
Mary Powell McConnell
Joyce Mooney
Robert Sandburg
and Alex Shulick
Birthday amp Anniversary
Wishes
May 3 Randy Goble 11 Bruce Sandburg 17 Lew Dandurand
June 1 Jeff Jones amp Helen OrsquoBrien 2 Lou Fencl 3 Chester amp Nancy Bradfield 3 Jerry amp June Kaiser 7 Steve Ault 7 Chuck amp Chris Collins 7 June Kaiser 21 Richard Dormois 21 Donna Goble 26 Mike Borens 26 Anne Magee 26 Bob amp Claudia Thomas 27 Sidney Rosen 28 Marge Wilde 29 George Steiner
Upcoming EventsSouthern AZ Chapter and Other Auto-Related Events
Page 3 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Note Call before
attending to avoid
a change of plans
Sat May 3 Diggin It for United Way hosted by Caterpillar at Hot Rods Old Vail10500 East Old Vail Road in Tucson Vehicle reg-istration fee is $500-$1500 free to the public hours from 1200 till 400 pm Proceeds will benefit the United Way of Southern Arizona Many trophies to be awarded Silent Auction 5050 Raffle Door Prizes Remote Control Car Demos Live Music Concessions Bring Canned Food Donation to Enter a Special Raffle Info 520-648-4764
May 9-11 40th Anniversary Rodders Days sponsored by Tucson Street Rodders Assoc U of A Mall 1401 E University Blvd Tucson AZ 3 day entry fee $75 1 day $25(Sat show only) open to pre-1972 vehicles contact John Sipe or Glenn Looney 520-869-4925 520-977-4536
Sun May 11th Happy Motherrsquos Day
Sat May 17 Erniersquos Dwarf Car Museum 52954 West Halfmoon Rd Maricopa AZ Call Bruce Sandburg 520-586-0403 to
RSVP Meet at McDonalds I-10 Cortaro Exit 246 at 730 am have breakfast at the I-10 Exit 200 Iron Skillet
(Petro Truck Stop) amp convoy to the Museum Tour (donation please) at approx 930 or 10 am amp have lunch
at Raceway Bar amp Grill 49237 W Papago Rd before heading home
May 16-18 Pacific SW Zone Meet sponsored by Karel Staple Chapter of SDC in Sacramento CA McClelland Park Accom
modations are at the Lions Gate Hotel 3410 Westover Street Sacramento CA 95652 (866) 866-7100 Additional
information and registration are available at our clubs web site wwwhawktalkscom
Sun June 15 Happy Fatherrsquos Day
June 29-
July 5
50th Golden SDC International Meet ldquoStudebaker Invades the Peninsulardquo Dover Downs Hotel amp Casino
Dover Delaware Reservations 800-711-5882 by May 9 2014 to receive the discounted conference rate of
$119 night or visit DOVERDOWNSCOM Questions DelMarVaSDCcomcastnet
Aug 15-17 ASC Antique Studebaker Club Show Low AZ stay at Malcolmrsquos Show Low Studebaker Ranch using your camping
equipment OR call KC Motel 60 W Deuce of Clubs 1-2 Beds $68 1 Queen bed $64 per night + tax call 1-800-531-
7152 amp mention Antique Studebaker Club rooms have refrigerator micro hair dryer and coffee maker Questions
Malcolm Stinson 928-368-7442 or email swstudebakerlivecom I need a head count
Fri Aug 29th The Gaslight Theater presents another fun filled evening of laughs and music with GHOSTBLASTERS (see
page 4 for details)
Sat Sept 13 International Studebaker Day Studebaker owners individually in groups or by an
organized club activity will all be driving Studebaker cars trucks and even horse-
Drawn vehicles on the same day around the world
Oct Membership Appreciation Day (Watch for the details in a future newsletter)
Sunday
Nov 9th
1200 Noon Thanksgiving Pot Luck at Steve amp Sue Gilsdorfrsquos home 2221 E 5th Street Tucson 85719
520-325-9192 between Campbell amp Tucson Blvd If your last name begins with A-M bring a side amp N-Z bring
a dessert
Sunday
Dec14th
1200 Noon Christmas Pot Luck arrive early at Bruce amp Maggie Wheelerrsquos home to help set up 520-297-6145
magwheel1junocom 120 E Magee Rd Tucson If your last name begins with A-M bring a side dish amp N-Z
bring a dessert
Chopped top
Mercury at
Erniersquos Dwarf
Car Museum
Page 4 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Future Events
Past Events ~ March Madness at Old Tucson
The Gaslight Theater Friday August 29th The Gaslight Theater presents another fun filled evening of laughs and music
with GHOSTBLASTERS Our (Southern AZ Chapter of the) Studebaker Club has reserved 24 seats in row AA and 8 sears in
row D for the 600 pm show The doors open at 515 pm and the price per person is $18 Tickets will be distributed at the
front door before the show WHO YA GONNA CALL Reserve your seats by mailing a check made out to SACSDC to
Chuck Stanford PO Box 12913 Tucson AZ 85732 The theater offers a light menu Little Anthonys 50s Diner is located in
the theater building Arrange to meet other members for a meal there or elsewhere before the show For more informa-
tion call Stan or Charlotte Luczycki at 520-760-5972 or email us at cluczyckijunocom More information about this
show will soon be on the theaters website httpwwwthegaslighttheatrecomtheatrehtm Yes Tucsons Gaslight Theater
is ON BROADWAY 7010 E Broadway in Tucson See you there for lots of laughs
The pics that I took are at the link in this email (scattered throughout this
publication) Barbara and I had a wonderful time Old Tucson was a great venue It had been 30+ years since we had been there I did get a few peo-ple in the shots this time with their trucks and cars The ride in the stage coach with Barbara Kim and Linda was a lot of fun A 4 day ride in one of those from Tucson to Phoenix would be enough to make you swear to never travel out of town againrdquo Scott Grainger (photos this page amp next
by Scott Grainger)
We had a great time at the Old Tucson Studios We walked around the film-
ing sets behind where the Studebakers were staged and through the building sets of the High Chaparrals Walked over to the other sets and then sat through the 4 dancing Cabaret girls in the Saloon stage area
After that we walked down to the Barbecue place where most of the Stude-baker club members were already waiting in line or starting to eatgood food Off the walking down to the Old Mine Tour followed by the train ride around the whole outside of the studio The railroad engineer remarked about Jerry Kaiserrsquos lsquo38 Coupe Express truck and asked several questions about itAlex told him all he knew After that we all walked over to the film Museum and saw a huge building containing a lot of clothing from the 100s of films filmed at Old Tucson Studios and also newspaper write ups and pictures Then it was off to explore the remaining buildings ending up at the EXITWOW what a GREAT time Even though we visited Old Tucson
Studios several times on ldquoFRIGHT NIGHTrdquoIt was really great seeing it during the day Alex and Kathy Shulick
Kelly amp Cindy Marionrsquos
lsquo60 Lark
Scott amp Barbara Graingerrsquos
lsquo51 Land Cruiser
John amp Kim Rodhousersquos
lsquo50 2R5
Jeff Jones with his
lsquo47 M-5
Mike amp Violet Borensrsquo
lsquo03 Studefaker
Bruce amp Maggie Wheelerrsquos
lsquo64 Champ pu
Chuck amp Louise Stanfordrsquos
lsquo54 Starliner
Ken amp Arlene Westrsquos
lsquo66 Daytona
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014 Page 5
Memberrsquos Contribution
I would like to thank all members that stood behind me and helped me to win the Pacific Southwest Zone Director We are always looking for ways to bring in new members and if anyone has any sugges-tion as to how we can do this please talk with me and see if we can get something going I have a couple of ideas but would love to have your input Or if anyone has anything that they think may help the
Studebaker Drivers Club by all means please let me know THANK YOU ALL Malcolm Stinson
If you plan to join us for a 3-day Antique Studebaker fun weekend in Show Low August 15th-17th please let me know ASAP We have a full schedule of activities planned Contact Malcolm Stinson 928
-368-7442 or email swstudebakerlivecom I need a head count to be sure there is enough food Malcolm J Stinson Jr
with his lsquo60 Hawk
The Saga of the lsquo37 Clutch and March Madness by Fred Gooch
When Ken Mooney performed a complete engine rebuild on the 1950 Commander 6 engine that
Bruce Sandburg gave me he also installed a new clutch pressure plate throw out bearing and input
shaft bushing in 1977 Since I was past the age of 16 as in no more drag racing I figured the clutch
would last forever WRONG Now 17 years and 23000 miles later the clutch appears to be on its
way out
I called Chuck and Chris Collins since no one in Tucson rebuilds clutches and pressure plates
(PP) anymore They said send to them the parts and they would get them built and send back with a
new throw out bearing (TO) and flywheel bushing The turn around time was very fast Thanks
Chuck and Chris
Nora and I drove the lsquo37 to GlobeMiami AZ (250 miles) for an Antique Meet on Feb 15 Jim
and John our friends from Michigan are back to pit crew a funny car race in Phoenix on the 22nd amp 23rd and had agreed to help per-
form the lsquo37 clutch job Actually they would do the work and Irsquod help by getting tools drinks and oatmeal cookies
So I started getting the lsquo37 ready After putting her on jack stands I drained the transmission (lsquo37 trans OD have 2 drain plugs)
marking the driveshaft with Whiteout for quicker reassembly and pulled it Also removed the OD cable speedo cable power brake
copper vacuum line OD mount wframe member and the carpet I was stymied by the gearshift lever Couldnrsquot figure it out Jerry
suggested that the cover was threaded but that didnrsquot work It seems that you canrsquot remove the lever without the trans top cover In a
rare Studebaker service manual error we discovered the top cover had 8 bolts instead of the usual 6 While I was getting things
ready I remembered that I had purchased a transmission jack 25 or 30 years ago and even better I remembered where it was
The boys J amp J came back from racing late on the 23rd so we started working on the lsquo37 on Monday the 24 By the way
the race was good They ran 329 mph in 1000rsquo J amp J pulled the main cross member holding the trans the trans and finally the bell
housing Imagine our surprise to find the clutch not only in good shape but it measured thicker than the new clutch we purchased
Now to the problems the TO bearing spring was broken 1 piece of clutch linkage was incorrect and the clutch rod hole was
elongated In the past I have had elongated holes welded up and re-drilled I called my friend Willy who is an expert mechanic and
asked him to help me weld the hole Willy said that the proper way to repair elongated holes is to fill them with a special kind of
bronze and then drill it Since bronze and steel are dissimilar materials the repair will last forever Learning something new everyday
is not hard when you donrsquot know much to begin with I cleaned and painted the main cross member trans and bell housing and wire
brushed all the nuts bolts washers and small pieces Tuesday am we were hard at work Everything went smoothly By 1 pm J
amp J had all the heavy work done and left for a tour of the Pima Air and Space Museum Then I installed the OD mount with frame
member and hooked up the speedo cable OD cable and battery cable Previously I had noticed that the fuel line and power brake
Fred amp Nora Goochrsquos
lsquo37 Dictator
Page 6 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
The Saga of the lsquo37 Clutch and March Madness by Fred Gooch
copper vac line were very close to the frame and had been rubbing I cut some short pieces of fuel line
and heater hose to act as insulators After slitting and installing them I put a large radiator hose clamp
around the frame and two lines to hold it all in place Next I filled the trans with 1 quart Redline and the
gear oil turned the battery on and started the rsquo37 Wow Everything worked Took the car off the jack
stands and cleaned the floor and cleaned and put away the tools
Now all I have left to do before Saturday March Madness at Old Tucson Studios is to in-
stall the carpet and wash the car The best thing that I did for this job was to purchase a
box of 50 pair of medical gloves They sure made the job easier and saves wear and tear
on the hands The three of us used about 35 pair in 3 days
John is an electrical engineer taking some time off from work I was given a Gar-
min GPS recently and really like it I was hoping to use it in the lsquo37 for trips to Palm Springs and etc All the 6-12 volt con-
vertors that I have found are $59 to $300 John purchased one for $599 installed it in his 6 volt hot rod and the GPS
worked great So he ordered one for me After I get it installed Irsquoll let you all know how it works
The week before March Madness we had 94deg days March Madness started out drearymdash64deg and it was overcase when we got up at 6 am
On the way to Old Tucson Studios a drizzle started We were the first to arrive followed shortly by Stanfords and
Wheelers The drizzle changed to rain A staff member at Old Tucson graciously opened up the barn for us I
remember the barn well Nora and I go to 5-13 concerts a year I always wanted to see Bo Diddley but he had
quit touring due to his advanced age I think Before the casinos came to Arizona Old Tucson offered concert
packages of a specified number of concerts at a very reasonable price We
saw Heart Pat Benatar America Stepping Wolf and many others For some
reason Bo Diddley decided to do one more tour and he came to Old Tucson
Just before the show started a heavy rain came and flooded the arena (due
west of the March Madness car show) Old Tucson moved us into the barn and
we got to see the Great Bo Diddley Yeah
I expected about three Studebakers to show due to bad weather forecasts but was pleasantly surprised
when15 Studebakers came The attendees included Gregory Avery amp Luz Lozano (Brand X) Mike amp Violet
Borens (lsquo03 Studefaker pu) Jon Carter (X) Lou Fencl (lsquo56 Transtar) Fred amp Nora Gooch (lsquo37 Dictator) Scott amp
Barbara Grainger (lsquo51 Land Cruiser) Jeff Jones (lsquo47 M-5) Jerry amp June Kaiser (lsquo38 Coupe Express) Bob amp Eileen
Loshbough (lsquo61 Champ pu) Stan amp Charlotte Luczycki (X) Kelly amp Cindy Marion (lsquo60 Lark) Don McGraw (lsquo63
Avanti) Lenny amp Barb Olsen (X) John amp Kim Rodhouse (lsquo50 2R5) Bruce Sandburg amp Delores Shurtz (lsquo56 President) Gene H Schreiner (lsquo82 Avanti
II) Dale amp Norma Sexton (X) Alex amp Kathy Shulick (X) Ed amp Linda Smith (riders of the Wests) Chuck amp Louise Stanford (lsquo54 Commander) Mal-
colm J Stinson Jr (lsquo60 Hawk) Stephen Stoner (X) Rosalie Torske amp Guy Hammer (X) Paul Vigne (X) Ken amp Arlene West (lsquo66 Daytona) and
Bruce amp Maggie Wheeler (lsquo64 pickup)
After a fabulous lunch at Jakersquos BBQ we pulled the winning tickets for all the donated items Then it
was time for the awards Jeff Jones won the 5050 drawing of $99 Jerry amp June Kaiser won Peoplesrsquo
Choice award for their fabulous lsquo38 Coupe Express The Best Steering Wheel award went to Kelly amp Cindy
Marion for the restored wheel in their lsquo60 Lark The cleanest engine award
went to Bob amp Eileen Loshbough for their immaculate engine in their lsquo61
Champ Gene Schreiner won the award for the best wheels Ken West
won the Hard Luck trophy with a very interesting story He had a tire low
on air so borrowed 3 quarters from his wife and went to an air machine
The air machine (do you remember when air was free) would only work on
4 quarters and the tire was too low to be driven so Ken had to walk to find
his wife and get another quarter SO Ken won the Hard Luck award
The hottest item on the Avanti Club silent auction (to benefit the
Studebaker National Museum) was a pair of dangling Studebaker earrings The bidding war started between
Violet Borens and Cindy Marion Chuck Stanford entered the fray after Cindy dropped out The high spirited bidding ended with Chuck getting the
earrings for $1500 I never knew that he had pierced ears We all had a good time
Bruce Sandburgrsquos
lsquo56 President
Bob amp Eileen Loshboughrsquos
1961 Champ pu
Lou Fenclrsquos lsquo56
12 Ton Transtar pu
Don McGrawrsquos
lsquo63 Avanti
Gene Schreinerrsquos
lsquo82 Avanti II
Page 7 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Technical Tip ~Studebaker Muffler Exchange by Dan Dobbins
Thanks to Randy Goble SDC
member and printer at Creative Printers
for printing this newsletter
For all your printing needs
stop in at 2729 E Grant Tucson
or call 5208816572
Interesting Websites
Studebaker used an unusual muffler design which is virtually impossible to obtain in a neighborhood auto parts store The
remaining stocks that are available even from a bona-fide Studebaker parts dealer are likely to be old rusty and very expensive
For Studebaker automobiles from 1958 through 1966 both Larks and Hawks South Bend used virtually the same muffler
There were different part numbers which had to do with the quality of material of construction But they were basically the same
size An excellent interchange is the Walker muffler number 21064 This item was designed for the 1993 Mitsubishi Montero V6 30
engine It has a 2rdquo inlet pipe identical to the OEM Studebaker muffler in diameter and location However the body is a couple of
centimeters shorter This modern muffler has a heat shield on the top which should reduce the degree of intense heat permeating
the undercarriage and floor This interchange can easily be ordered The Walker 21064 has a lifetime guarantee The Studebaker
muffler did not To compensate for the slightly shorter body of the Walker use the Walker pipe extension 49006 the inlet orifice of
the extension allows a perfect connection with the OEM Studebaker tail pipe when trimmed to the proper length
Dan Dobbins of the ldquoStudebaker Times Postrdquo Volume 42 4 Whatcom County Chapter SDC reprinted with permission
On April 5th the parking lot at the AZ State Veteran Home quickly filled with 5 Studebakers an Avanti Corvettes Mustangs Morris Minor Prowler and many others It was a nice car display Many Veterans were out in their wheelchairs admiring our vehicles and chatting with their owners The Lions Club provided a nice fundraising lunch of hot dogs hamburgers chips cookies and drinks Cor-vettes outnumbered all other vehicles We took the tour of the $132 M Veteran Home What a gor-geous place with country kitchens in each building and outside covered patios for the veterans to take in some fresh air or have a smoke break Those attending Keith Ambs (lsquo63 Avanti) Fred Gooch (lsquo37 Dictator) Terry Louis (rsquo59 C Cab ) Bob amp Eileen Loshbough (lsquo61 Champ) Jerry amp June Kaiser (lsquo38 Coupe Express) Alex amp Kathy Shulick (Brand X) Chuck amp Louise Stanford (lsquo54 Starliner) and Bruce amp
Maggie Wheeler (X)
The Studebaker Museum
wwwstudebakermuseumorg
Hi-Tech Software
Auto Commercials amp Brochures
httpwwwhtsoftwarecom
specialofferhtm
The Michael Dingman Collection
httpswwwyoutubecom
embed6IYISQ6DVwk
Beautiful lsquo56-67
Morris Minor
Photos by Bob Loshbough
Front view of AZ State Veteran
Home Tucson
Receptionist welcomes us at
the AZ State Veteran Home
Page 8 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Whatrsquos the same Whatrsquos different
Keith Muske and his
lsquo37 Coupe Express
6 cyc Flathead 216 ci
3 speed transmission
69 12rdquo (length) bed
Windshield slightly angled
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency brake
Battery under seat
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo37 Dictator
Rear fenders interchangeable wrsquo38 amp
lsquo39 Coupe Express (CE)
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl bench seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo38 amp lsquo39
CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Dictators
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo38 amp lsquo39 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
Jerry Kaiserrsquos
lsquo38 Coupe Express
6 cyl Flathead 226ci
3 speed Transmission
75 12rdquo (length) bed
Plannar Suspension
Windshield Greater Angle Backward
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency Brake
Battery under seat
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo38
Commander
Rear fenders same as 37 amp 39 CE
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl Bench Seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo37amplsquo39 CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Dictators
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo37 amp lsquo39 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
J5 Series L5 Series
K5 Series
Lew Dandurdand and his
lsquo39 Coupe Express
6 cyl Flathead 226ci
3 Speed Transmission
75 12rdquo (length) bed
Plannar Suspension
Windshield same angle as lsquo38
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency Brake
Battery under Hood
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo39
Commander
Rears Fender same as lsquo37 amp 38 CE
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl Bench Seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo37amprsquo38 CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Commanders
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo37mdash38 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
Tucson Cruise Nites
Thursdays Northwest Cruise-In SW corner of Thornydale and Orange Grove behind Freddys Steakburger from 6-9 pm
Look at Scottrsquos website httpwwwpbasecomslc_imagesnw_cruise_in
Fridays Safeway Cruise Night 6pm-10pm
6380 E Golf Links
For more fun events go to httpwwwcarnutsorg
Page 9 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
For SAC Member
recommended
Sales and Services
call our local
sponsors first
115
414
514
514
115
315
Reserve this space
for your
business card size ad
in 6 bimonthly issues
for
only $20
For Sale lsquo59 Studebaker Hawk mileage 7617 350 V8 TBI 700
R4 transmission 8rdquo Ford rear end HPC Headers Howe alumi-
num radiator Fatman front end including 11rdquo disc brakes rack amp
pinion power steering MII spindles AC heatdefroster Autome-
ter gauges tinted windows leather interior remote controlled
door poppers alarm car cover power steering amp power brakes
Boyd wheels electric doors amp windows lowered front $22500
OBO Dick Jensen Sierra Vista 520-803-1052 520-508-9970
pjjensen1052gmailcom (2)
For Sale
1960-62 automatic transmission wbell housing amp torque con-
vertor from V8 Studebaker car Operated when removed $8500
OBO (5)
1998-2000 Toyota Corolla factory mag wheels 1 new 2 good
used complete wcenters amp lug nuts $125 takes all (5) Fred
Gooch 520-883-7418
National Geographic Magazines 1915-1934 53 individual
magazines 3 indexes that run from 1888-1988 3 bound editions
includes July-Dec 1930 and all of 1931 $250 OBO Fred Gooch
520-883-7418 (6)
For Sale
Parting out lsquo53 34 ton C-Cab truck
lsquo37 Dictator engine $200
lsquo38 Commander sedan parting out
lsquo37 amprsquo38 Dictator amp Commander parts
lsquo41 Commander Sedan trunk lid good condition $50
2R5 truck Champ 6 bell housing $40
lsquo51 Commander left front door $45
lsquo51 Commander right rear door $45
lsquo53 Coupe Rear bumper $50
lsquo53-rsquo55 Sedan trunk lid $50
lsquo55 Left Hardtop door $75
lsquo57-61 Hawk fiberglass dash $50
lsquo57-rsquo64 1T front truck bumper painted exc condition $100
lsquo59-rsquo60 Lark or lsquo60-rsquo64 Champ truck hood $50
lsquo59-rsquo60 Lark trunk lid $35 good condition
lsquo60-64 Champ Truck Doors $50 ea
lsquo62 Lark Station Wagon upper tailgate $50
lsquo62 GT Hawk rear Valance part between bumper and body $40
lsquo62-64 GT Hawk doors rust free $50 each
lsquo62 Lark rear quarters $100 for both or $60 each no rust
lsquo63 Lark 4 door front doors $50 Each
lsquo63 Lark rear doors for Wagonair or 4dr sedan $35 each
lsquo63 Lark right door for 2 door sedan $50
V8 Heads Blocks and Cranks 259 amp 289
All Large Items for pick up only Call me if you donrsquot see what
you need Jerry Kaiser studebluearthlinknet 520-979-0065 (
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014 Page 10
Studebaker Ads ~ Wanted ~ For Sale or Trade
For Sale RARE lsquo59 34 Ton 4WD 4E12D Nice Truck 5 spOD Alaskan
Blue $20000 OBO Bruce Sandburg 520-586-0403 (6)
For Sale 1980 Avanti RQB3144
Burgundy fawn leather Recaro
seats tilt cruise moonroof Momo
Blauplunkt luggage rack Rebuilt
350 wHP boost NEW 4-spd auto
paint chrome wheels tires carpet
exhaust system alternator shocks
etc AC rebuilt R13 coolant Quadrajet carb rebuilt 94K always garaged
Information pictures available $19500 Mike Borens
47studepugmailcom 520-303-1820 Arizona (4)
Dennis is a retired ASE certified mechanic He will be delighted to con-
sult with the buyer of any of these vehicles as restoration projects amp
hersquos available to answer questions amp help solve problems Hes restored
Studes over many decades amp has accumulated more projects than he
has been able to accomplish Its time for some others to have the
pleasure of bringing these lovely vehicles back to life Theyre wonder-
ful cars Call Dennis Mills 520-825-0765 afternoons or evenings Or
email superstudemsncom regarding the following ads
middot Great project --Two 1960 Lark four doors to be made into one They can be sold together or separately The first one comes with a good 259 ci V-8 engine and overdrive transmission but the body is rusty and the glass isnrsquot very good The other 1960 Lark is a 6 cylinder 170 ci stick shift with a good body and good glass not much rust The thought was to put the two cars together to make one good one I have front fender repair kits (one set left and right) that will come with the 6 cylinder Lark Interior needs redoing Both engines were running until parked about a year ago Will need to be trailered Parts car -- $100 Restoration project -- $150 middot 1957 Packard parts car Bought with the intention of using the parts to finish restoring a 1957 Studebaker President The Packard does not come with a supercharger The President has a good trans-mission and good 289 ci V-8 engine I have two NOS front fenders and some chrome pieces that will come with the President The glass on the President is fair Can be purchased together or separately Will need to be trailered President - $500 Packard - $300
middot 1961 Lark convertible Good body not much rust Glass good all
the way around Needs everything for the interior ndash seats need to be
rebuilt and recovered Dashboard needs recovering (all the dials are
there) Automatic transmission Engine (259ci V-8) doesnrsquot run Itrsquos
locked up frozen I havenrsquot disassembled the engine so not sure if it
needs rebuilding or replacing A California car It needs a new
top Chrome is pretty good Glass is good Will need to be trail-
ered $120000 Call Dennis Mills 520-825-0765 afternoons or evenings Or
email superstudemsncom
SALE SACSDC Menrsquos Polo Shirts (S-XL) Ladies styles amp mint green polo
shirts $10 Ill have shirts 2014 rosters and newsletters at all club events
Chapter Name Tags pin type name tags for $6 amp magnetic type name tags
for $750 each Chuck Stanford at 520-888-1563 or cstanford2coxnet
The Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club is dedicated to the
preservation restoration pride of owning and the joy of driving fine Studebakers
and to providing assistance on a local level to the National Studebaker Drivers
Club Inc You DO NOT have to be a Studebaker owner to join however for in-
surance purposes membership is required in the National Studebaker Drivers
Club SDC was founded in 1962 and has approximately 13000 members world-
wide Turning Wheels is the monthly magazine of the SDC The Copper Star-
light is the Southern Arizona Chapterrsquos official publication and is published every
other month Subscriptions are included in club membership dues
Membership Application
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Membership Application
Studebaker Drivers Club
To join SDC complete application send with $3100 check or money order in US Funds to
The Studebaker Drivers Club Inc
PO Box 1715
Maple Grove MN 55311-6715
Or use VISA or MasterCard and call 763-420-7829 or Fax 763-420-7849 or e-mail sdccornerstoneregcom for information Call or write with change of address Give 2 months notice DO NOT Send ADS with your membership but send ADS to Turning Wheels Editor All members of local SDC chapters must also be national SDC members
Name____________________________________
Spouse ______________Birthdates______________
Address_________________________________________
City__________________State_____ Zip___________
No ___________________________Expires __________
Signature ______________________________________
VISA MasterCard
How to become a Member 1) Complete the membership application
below 2) Write a check or money order for $15 for a full year payable
to Southern Arizona Chapter SDC 3) If not a member of National
enclose an additional $3100 first year dues for SDC 4) Mail to Mem-
bership Director
Southern Arizona Chapter of
The Studebaker Drivers Club
PO Box 12913
Tucson AZ 85732
Application Form Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club
National SDC Member ___________________Expires___________
You must be a member of SDC to join SAC This application will not
be accepted without your Studebaker Drivers Club National Number
Name__________________________Spouse__________________
Other family members
Address ________________________________________________
City ___________________________State__________Zip________
Phone ( )_________________e-mail________________________
Birthdays _____________________Wedding anniversary__________
If new member referred by _________________________________
Studebakers owned (YearModelBody Style amp any comments)
I am willing to help my club in the following ways
__Call people with club information __bring cookies or snacks
__Host a gathering __Call me amp Irsquoll help
__Mail out newsletters __ other
__Make arrangements for tourlocationmeeting place
Page 11
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The Copper Starlight
of the SACSDC
37123 South Twin Hawk Lane
Marana AZ 85658-9481
Keith Muskersquos latest acquisition
1937 J5 Coupe Express
Upcoming EventsSouthern AZ Chapter and Other Auto-Related Events
Page 3 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Note Call before
attending to avoid
a change of plans
Sat May 3 Diggin It for United Way hosted by Caterpillar at Hot Rods Old Vail10500 East Old Vail Road in Tucson Vehicle reg-istration fee is $500-$1500 free to the public hours from 1200 till 400 pm Proceeds will benefit the United Way of Southern Arizona Many trophies to be awarded Silent Auction 5050 Raffle Door Prizes Remote Control Car Demos Live Music Concessions Bring Canned Food Donation to Enter a Special Raffle Info 520-648-4764
May 9-11 40th Anniversary Rodders Days sponsored by Tucson Street Rodders Assoc U of A Mall 1401 E University Blvd Tucson AZ 3 day entry fee $75 1 day $25(Sat show only) open to pre-1972 vehicles contact John Sipe or Glenn Looney 520-869-4925 520-977-4536
Sun May 11th Happy Motherrsquos Day
Sat May 17 Erniersquos Dwarf Car Museum 52954 West Halfmoon Rd Maricopa AZ Call Bruce Sandburg 520-586-0403 to
RSVP Meet at McDonalds I-10 Cortaro Exit 246 at 730 am have breakfast at the I-10 Exit 200 Iron Skillet
(Petro Truck Stop) amp convoy to the Museum Tour (donation please) at approx 930 or 10 am amp have lunch
at Raceway Bar amp Grill 49237 W Papago Rd before heading home
May 16-18 Pacific SW Zone Meet sponsored by Karel Staple Chapter of SDC in Sacramento CA McClelland Park Accom
modations are at the Lions Gate Hotel 3410 Westover Street Sacramento CA 95652 (866) 866-7100 Additional
information and registration are available at our clubs web site wwwhawktalkscom
Sun June 15 Happy Fatherrsquos Day
June 29-
July 5
50th Golden SDC International Meet ldquoStudebaker Invades the Peninsulardquo Dover Downs Hotel amp Casino
Dover Delaware Reservations 800-711-5882 by May 9 2014 to receive the discounted conference rate of
$119 night or visit DOVERDOWNSCOM Questions DelMarVaSDCcomcastnet
Aug 15-17 ASC Antique Studebaker Club Show Low AZ stay at Malcolmrsquos Show Low Studebaker Ranch using your camping
equipment OR call KC Motel 60 W Deuce of Clubs 1-2 Beds $68 1 Queen bed $64 per night + tax call 1-800-531-
7152 amp mention Antique Studebaker Club rooms have refrigerator micro hair dryer and coffee maker Questions
Malcolm Stinson 928-368-7442 or email swstudebakerlivecom I need a head count
Fri Aug 29th The Gaslight Theater presents another fun filled evening of laughs and music with GHOSTBLASTERS (see
page 4 for details)
Sat Sept 13 International Studebaker Day Studebaker owners individually in groups or by an
organized club activity will all be driving Studebaker cars trucks and even horse-
Drawn vehicles on the same day around the world
Oct Membership Appreciation Day (Watch for the details in a future newsletter)
Sunday
Nov 9th
1200 Noon Thanksgiving Pot Luck at Steve amp Sue Gilsdorfrsquos home 2221 E 5th Street Tucson 85719
520-325-9192 between Campbell amp Tucson Blvd If your last name begins with A-M bring a side amp N-Z bring
a dessert
Sunday
Dec14th
1200 Noon Christmas Pot Luck arrive early at Bruce amp Maggie Wheelerrsquos home to help set up 520-297-6145
magwheel1junocom 120 E Magee Rd Tucson If your last name begins with A-M bring a side dish amp N-Z
bring a dessert
Chopped top
Mercury at
Erniersquos Dwarf
Car Museum
Page 4 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Future Events
Past Events ~ March Madness at Old Tucson
The Gaslight Theater Friday August 29th The Gaslight Theater presents another fun filled evening of laughs and music
with GHOSTBLASTERS Our (Southern AZ Chapter of the) Studebaker Club has reserved 24 seats in row AA and 8 sears in
row D for the 600 pm show The doors open at 515 pm and the price per person is $18 Tickets will be distributed at the
front door before the show WHO YA GONNA CALL Reserve your seats by mailing a check made out to SACSDC to
Chuck Stanford PO Box 12913 Tucson AZ 85732 The theater offers a light menu Little Anthonys 50s Diner is located in
the theater building Arrange to meet other members for a meal there or elsewhere before the show For more informa-
tion call Stan or Charlotte Luczycki at 520-760-5972 or email us at cluczyckijunocom More information about this
show will soon be on the theaters website httpwwwthegaslighttheatrecomtheatrehtm Yes Tucsons Gaslight Theater
is ON BROADWAY 7010 E Broadway in Tucson See you there for lots of laughs
The pics that I took are at the link in this email (scattered throughout this
publication) Barbara and I had a wonderful time Old Tucson was a great venue It had been 30+ years since we had been there I did get a few peo-ple in the shots this time with their trucks and cars The ride in the stage coach with Barbara Kim and Linda was a lot of fun A 4 day ride in one of those from Tucson to Phoenix would be enough to make you swear to never travel out of town againrdquo Scott Grainger (photos this page amp next
by Scott Grainger)
We had a great time at the Old Tucson Studios We walked around the film-
ing sets behind where the Studebakers were staged and through the building sets of the High Chaparrals Walked over to the other sets and then sat through the 4 dancing Cabaret girls in the Saloon stage area
After that we walked down to the Barbecue place where most of the Stude-baker club members were already waiting in line or starting to eatgood food Off the walking down to the Old Mine Tour followed by the train ride around the whole outside of the studio The railroad engineer remarked about Jerry Kaiserrsquos lsquo38 Coupe Express truck and asked several questions about itAlex told him all he knew After that we all walked over to the film Museum and saw a huge building containing a lot of clothing from the 100s of films filmed at Old Tucson Studios and also newspaper write ups and pictures Then it was off to explore the remaining buildings ending up at the EXITWOW what a GREAT time Even though we visited Old Tucson
Studios several times on ldquoFRIGHT NIGHTrdquoIt was really great seeing it during the day Alex and Kathy Shulick
Kelly amp Cindy Marionrsquos
lsquo60 Lark
Scott amp Barbara Graingerrsquos
lsquo51 Land Cruiser
John amp Kim Rodhousersquos
lsquo50 2R5
Jeff Jones with his
lsquo47 M-5
Mike amp Violet Borensrsquo
lsquo03 Studefaker
Bruce amp Maggie Wheelerrsquos
lsquo64 Champ pu
Chuck amp Louise Stanfordrsquos
lsquo54 Starliner
Ken amp Arlene Westrsquos
lsquo66 Daytona
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014 Page 5
Memberrsquos Contribution
I would like to thank all members that stood behind me and helped me to win the Pacific Southwest Zone Director We are always looking for ways to bring in new members and if anyone has any sugges-tion as to how we can do this please talk with me and see if we can get something going I have a couple of ideas but would love to have your input Or if anyone has anything that they think may help the
Studebaker Drivers Club by all means please let me know THANK YOU ALL Malcolm Stinson
If you plan to join us for a 3-day Antique Studebaker fun weekend in Show Low August 15th-17th please let me know ASAP We have a full schedule of activities planned Contact Malcolm Stinson 928
-368-7442 or email swstudebakerlivecom I need a head count to be sure there is enough food Malcolm J Stinson Jr
with his lsquo60 Hawk
The Saga of the lsquo37 Clutch and March Madness by Fred Gooch
When Ken Mooney performed a complete engine rebuild on the 1950 Commander 6 engine that
Bruce Sandburg gave me he also installed a new clutch pressure plate throw out bearing and input
shaft bushing in 1977 Since I was past the age of 16 as in no more drag racing I figured the clutch
would last forever WRONG Now 17 years and 23000 miles later the clutch appears to be on its
way out
I called Chuck and Chris Collins since no one in Tucson rebuilds clutches and pressure plates
(PP) anymore They said send to them the parts and they would get them built and send back with a
new throw out bearing (TO) and flywheel bushing The turn around time was very fast Thanks
Chuck and Chris
Nora and I drove the lsquo37 to GlobeMiami AZ (250 miles) for an Antique Meet on Feb 15 Jim
and John our friends from Michigan are back to pit crew a funny car race in Phoenix on the 22nd amp 23rd and had agreed to help per-
form the lsquo37 clutch job Actually they would do the work and Irsquod help by getting tools drinks and oatmeal cookies
So I started getting the lsquo37 ready After putting her on jack stands I drained the transmission (lsquo37 trans OD have 2 drain plugs)
marking the driveshaft with Whiteout for quicker reassembly and pulled it Also removed the OD cable speedo cable power brake
copper vacuum line OD mount wframe member and the carpet I was stymied by the gearshift lever Couldnrsquot figure it out Jerry
suggested that the cover was threaded but that didnrsquot work It seems that you canrsquot remove the lever without the trans top cover In a
rare Studebaker service manual error we discovered the top cover had 8 bolts instead of the usual 6 While I was getting things
ready I remembered that I had purchased a transmission jack 25 or 30 years ago and even better I remembered where it was
The boys J amp J came back from racing late on the 23rd so we started working on the lsquo37 on Monday the 24 By the way
the race was good They ran 329 mph in 1000rsquo J amp J pulled the main cross member holding the trans the trans and finally the bell
housing Imagine our surprise to find the clutch not only in good shape but it measured thicker than the new clutch we purchased
Now to the problems the TO bearing spring was broken 1 piece of clutch linkage was incorrect and the clutch rod hole was
elongated In the past I have had elongated holes welded up and re-drilled I called my friend Willy who is an expert mechanic and
asked him to help me weld the hole Willy said that the proper way to repair elongated holes is to fill them with a special kind of
bronze and then drill it Since bronze and steel are dissimilar materials the repair will last forever Learning something new everyday
is not hard when you donrsquot know much to begin with I cleaned and painted the main cross member trans and bell housing and wire
brushed all the nuts bolts washers and small pieces Tuesday am we were hard at work Everything went smoothly By 1 pm J
amp J had all the heavy work done and left for a tour of the Pima Air and Space Museum Then I installed the OD mount with frame
member and hooked up the speedo cable OD cable and battery cable Previously I had noticed that the fuel line and power brake
Fred amp Nora Goochrsquos
lsquo37 Dictator
Page 6 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
The Saga of the lsquo37 Clutch and March Madness by Fred Gooch
copper vac line were very close to the frame and had been rubbing I cut some short pieces of fuel line
and heater hose to act as insulators After slitting and installing them I put a large radiator hose clamp
around the frame and two lines to hold it all in place Next I filled the trans with 1 quart Redline and the
gear oil turned the battery on and started the rsquo37 Wow Everything worked Took the car off the jack
stands and cleaned the floor and cleaned and put away the tools
Now all I have left to do before Saturday March Madness at Old Tucson Studios is to in-
stall the carpet and wash the car The best thing that I did for this job was to purchase a
box of 50 pair of medical gloves They sure made the job easier and saves wear and tear
on the hands The three of us used about 35 pair in 3 days
John is an electrical engineer taking some time off from work I was given a Gar-
min GPS recently and really like it I was hoping to use it in the lsquo37 for trips to Palm Springs and etc All the 6-12 volt con-
vertors that I have found are $59 to $300 John purchased one for $599 installed it in his 6 volt hot rod and the GPS
worked great So he ordered one for me After I get it installed Irsquoll let you all know how it works
The week before March Madness we had 94deg days March Madness started out drearymdash64deg and it was overcase when we got up at 6 am
On the way to Old Tucson Studios a drizzle started We were the first to arrive followed shortly by Stanfords and
Wheelers The drizzle changed to rain A staff member at Old Tucson graciously opened up the barn for us I
remember the barn well Nora and I go to 5-13 concerts a year I always wanted to see Bo Diddley but he had
quit touring due to his advanced age I think Before the casinos came to Arizona Old Tucson offered concert
packages of a specified number of concerts at a very reasonable price We
saw Heart Pat Benatar America Stepping Wolf and many others For some
reason Bo Diddley decided to do one more tour and he came to Old Tucson
Just before the show started a heavy rain came and flooded the arena (due
west of the March Madness car show) Old Tucson moved us into the barn and
we got to see the Great Bo Diddley Yeah
I expected about three Studebakers to show due to bad weather forecasts but was pleasantly surprised
when15 Studebakers came The attendees included Gregory Avery amp Luz Lozano (Brand X) Mike amp Violet
Borens (lsquo03 Studefaker pu) Jon Carter (X) Lou Fencl (lsquo56 Transtar) Fred amp Nora Gooch (lsquo37 Dictator) Scott amp
Barbara Grainger (lsquo51 Land Cruiser) Jeff Jones (lsquo47 M-5) Jerry amp June Kaiser (lsquo38 Coupe Express) Bob amp Eileen
Loshbough (lsquo61 Champ pu) Stan amp Charlotte Luczycki (X) Kelly amp Cindy Marion (lsquo60 Lark) Don McGraw (lsquo63
Avanti) Lenny amp Barb Olsen (X) John amp Kim Rodhouse (lsquo50 2R5) Bruce Sandburg amp Delores Shurtz (lsquo56 President) Gene H Schreiner (lsquo82 Avanti
II) Dale amp Norma Sexton (X) Alex amp Kathy Shulick (X) Ed amp Linda Smith (riders of the Wests) Chuck amp Louise Stanford (lsquo54 Commander) Mal-
colm J Stinson Jr (lsquo60 Hawk) Stephen Stoner (X) Rosalie Torske amp Guy Hammer (X) Paul Vigne (X) Ken amp Arlene West (lsquo66 Daytona) and
Bruce amp Maggie Wheeler (lsquo64 pickup)
After a fabulous lunch at Jakersquos BBQ we pulled the winning tickets for all the donated items Then it
was time for the awards Jeff Jones won the 5050 drawing of $99 Jerry amp June Kaiser won Peoplesrsquo
Choice award for their fabulous lsquo38 Coupe Express The Best Steering Wheel award went to Kelly amp Cindy
Marion for the restored wheel in their lsquo60 Lark The cleanest engine award
went to Bob amp Eileen Loshbough for their immaculate engine in their lsquo61
Champ Gene Schreiner won the award for the best wheels Ken West
won the Hard Luck trophy with a very interesting story He had a tire low
on air so borrowed 3 quarters from his wife and went to an air machine
The air machine (do you remember when air was free) would only work on
4 quarters and the tire was too low to be driven so Ken had to walk to find
his wife and get another quarter SO Ken won the Hard Luck award
The hottest item on the Avanti Club silent auction (to benefit the
Studebaker National Museum) was a pair of dangling Studebaker earrings The bidding war started between
Violet Borens and Cindy Marion Chuck Stanford entered the fray after Cindy dropped out The high spirited bidding ended with Chuck getting the
earrings for $1500 I never knew that he had pierced ears We all had a good time
Bruce Sandburgrsquos
lsquo56 President
Bob amp Eileen Loshboughrsquos
1961 Champ pu
Lou Fenclrsquos lsquo56
12 Ton Transtar pu
Don McGrawrsquos
lsquo63 Avanti
Gene Schreinerrsquos
lsquo82 Avanti II
Page 7 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Technical Tip ~Studebaker Muffler Exchange by Dan Dobbins
Thanks to Randy Goble SDC
member and printer at Creative Printers
for printing this newsletter
For all your printing needs
stop in at 2729 E Grant Tucson
or call 5208816572
Interesting Websites
Studebaker used an unusual muffler design which is virtually impossible to obtain in a neighborhood auto parts store The
remaining stocks that are available even from a bona-fide Studebaker parts dealer are likely to be old rusty and very expensive
For Studebaker automobiles from 1958 through 1966 both Larks and Hawks South Bend used virtually the same muffler
There were different part numbers which had to do with the quality of material of construction But they were basically the same
size An excellent interchange is the Walker muffler number 21064 This item was designed for the 1993 Mitsubishi Montero V6 30
engine It has a 2rdquo inlet pipe identical to the OEM Studebaker muffler in diameter and location However the body is a couple of
centimeters shorter This modern muffler has a heat shield on the top which should reduce the degree of intense heat permeating
the undercarriage and floor This interchange can easily be ordered The Walker 21064 has a lifetime guarantee The Studebaker
muffler did not To compensate for the slightly shorter body of the Walker use the Walker pipe extension 49006 the inlet orifice of
the extension allows a perfect connection with the OEM Studebaker tail pipe when trimmed to the proper length
Dan Dobbins of the ldquoStudebaker Times Postrdquo Volume 42 4 Whatcom County Chapter SDC reprinted with permission
On April 5th the parking lot at the AZ State Veteran Home quickly filled with 5 Studebakers an Avanti Corvettes Mustangs Morris Minor Prowler and many others It was a nice car display Many Veterans were out in their wheelchairs admiring our vehicles and chatting with their owners The Lions Club provided a nice fundraising lunch of hot dogs hamburgers chips cookies and drinks Cor-vettes outnumbered all other vehicles We took the tour of the $132 M Veteran Home What a gor-geous place with country kitchens in each building and outside covered patios for the veterans to take in some fresh air or have a smoke break Those attending Keith Ambs (lsquo63 Avanti) Fred Gooch (lsquo37 Dictator) Terry Louis (rsquo59 C Cab ) Bob amp Eileen Loshbough (lsquo61 Champ) Jerry amp June Kaiser (lsquo38 Coupe Express) Alex amp Kathy Shulick (Brand X) Chuck amp Louise Stanford (lsquo54 Starliner) and Bruce amp
Maggie Wheeler (X)
The Studebaker Museum
wwwstudebakermuseumorg
Hi-Tech Software
Auto Commercials amp Brochures
httpwwwhtsoftwarecom
specialofferhtm
The Michael Dingman Collection
httpswwwyoutubecom
embed6IYISQ6DVwk
Beautiful lsquo56-67
Morris Minor
Photos by Bob Loshbough
Front view of AZ State Veteran
Home Tucson
Receptionist welcomes us at
the AZ State Veteran Home
Page 8 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Whatrsquos the same Whatrsquos different
Keith Muske and his
lsquo37 Coupe Express
6 cyc Flathead 216 ci
3 speed transmission
69 12rdquo (length) bed
Windshield slightly angled
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency brake
Battery under seat
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo37 Dictator
Rear fenders interchangeable wrsquo38 amp
lsquo39 Coupe Express (CE)
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl bench seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo38 amp lsquo39
CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Dictators
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo38 amp lsquo39 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
Jerry Kaiserrsquos
lsquo38 Coupe Express
6 cyl Flathead 226ci
3 speed Transmission
75 12rdquo (length) bed
Plannar Suspension
Windshield Greater Angle Backward
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency Brake
Battery under seat
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo38
Commander
Rear fenders same as 37 amp 39 CE
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl Bench Seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo37amplsquo39 CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Dictators
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo37 amp lsquo39 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
J5 Series L5 Series
K5 Series
Lew Dandurdand and his
lsquo39 Coupe Express
6 cyl Flathead 226ci
3 Speed Transmission
75 12rdquo (length) bed
Plannar Suspension
Windshield same angle as lsquo38
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency Brake
Battery under Hood
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo39
Commander
Rears Fender same as lsquo37 amp 38 CE
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl Bench Seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo37amprsquo38 CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Commanders
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo37mdash38 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
Tucson Cruise Nites
Thursdays Northwest Cruise-In SW corner of Thornydale and Orange Grove behind Freddys Steakburger from 6-9 pm
Look at Scottrsquos website httpwwwpbasecomslc_imagesnw_cruise_in
Fridays Safeway Cruise Night 6pm-10pm
6380 E Golf Links
For more fun events go to httpwwwcarnutsorg
Page 9 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
For SAC Member
recommended
Sales and Services
call our local
sponsors first
115
414
514
514
115
315
Reserve this space
for your
business card size ad
in 6 bimonthly issues
for
only $20
For Sale lsquo59 Studebaker Hawk mileage 7617 350 V8 TBI 700
R4 transmission 8rdquo Ford rear end HPC Headers Howe alumi-
num radiator Fatman front end including 11rdquo disc brakes rack amp
pinion power steering MII spindles AC heatdefroster Autome-
ter gauges tinted windows leather interior remote controlled
door poppers alarm car cover power steering amp power brakes
Boyd wheels electric doors amp windows lowered front $22500
OBO Dick Jensen Sierra Vista 520-803-1052 520-508-9970
pjjensen1052gmailcom (2)
For Sale
1960-62 automatic transmission wbell housing amp torque con-
vertor from V8 Studebaker car Operated when removed $8500
OBO (5)
1998-2000 Toyota Corolla factory mag wheels 1 new 2 good
used complete wcenters amp lug nuts $125 takes all (5) Fred
Gooch 520-883-7418
National Geographic Magazines 1915-1934 53 individual
magazines 3 indexes that run from 1888-1988 3 bound editions
includes July-Dec 1930 and all of 1931 $250 OBO Fred Gooch
520-883-7418 (6)
For Sale
Parting out lsquo53 34 ton C-Cab truck
lsquo37 Dictator engine $200
lsquo38 Commander sedan parting out
lsquo37 amprsquo38 Dictator amp Commander parts
lsquo41 Commander Sedan trunk lid good condition $50
2R5 truck Champ 6 bell housing $40
lsquo51 Commander left front door $45
lsquo51 Commander right rear door $45
lsquo53 Coupe Rear bumper $50
lsquo53-rsquo55 Sedan trunk lid $50
lsquo55 Left Hardtop door $75
lsquo57-61 Hawk fiberglass dash $50
lsquo57-rsquo64 1T front truck bumper painted exc condition $100
lsquo59-rsquo60 Lark or lsquo60-rsquo64 Champ truck hood $50
lsquo59-rsquo60 Lark trunk lid $35 good condition
lsquo60-64 Champ Truck Doors $50 ea
lsquo62 Lark Station Wagon upper tailgate $50
lsquo62 GT Hawk rear Valance part between bumper and body $40
lsquo62-64 GT Hawk doors rust free $50 each
lsquo62 Lark rear quarters $100 for both or $60 each no rust
lsquo63 Lark 4 door front doors $50 Each
lsquo63 Lark rear doors for Wagonair or 4dr sedan $35 each
lsquo63 Lark right door for 2 door sedan $50
V8 Heads Blocks and Cranks 259 amp 289
All Large Items for pick up only Call me if you donrsquot see what
you need Jerry Kaiser studebluearthlinknet 520-979-0065 (
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014 Page 10
Studebaker Ads ~ Wanted ~ For Sale or Trade
For Sale RARE lsquo59 34 Ton 4WD 4E12D Nice Truck 5 spOD Alaskan
Blue $20000 OBO Bruce Sandburg 520-586-0403 (6)
For Sale 1980 Avanti RQB3144
Burgundy fawn leather Recaro
seats tilt cruise moonroof Momo
Blauplunkt luggage rack Rebuilt
350 wHP boost NEW 4-spd auto
paint chrome wheels tires carpet
exhaust system alternator shocks
etc AC rebuilt R13 coolant Quadrajet carb rebuilt 94K always garaged
Information pictures available $19500 Mike Borens
47studepugmailcom 520-303-1820 Arizona (4)
Dennis is a retired ASE certified mechanic He will be delighted to con-
sult with the buyer of any of these vehicles as restoration projects amp
hersquos available to answer questions amp help solve problems Hes restored
Studes over many decades amp has accumulated more projects than he
has been able to accomplish Its time for some others to have the
pleasure of bringing these lovely vehicles back to life Theyre wonder-
ful cars Call Dennis Mills 520-825-0765 afternoons or evenings Or
email superstudemsncom regarding the following ads
middot Great project --Two 1960 Lark four doors to be made into one They can be sold together or separately The first one comes with a good 259 ci V-8 engine and overdrive transmission but the body is rusty and the glass isnrsquot very good The other 1960 Lark is a 6 cylinder 170 ci stick shift with a good body and good glass not much rust The thought was to put the two cars together to make one good one I have front fender repair kits (one set left and right) that will come with the 6 cylinder Lark Interior needs redoing Both engines were running until parked about a year ago Will need to be trailered Parts car -- $100 Restoration project -- $150 middot 1957 Packard parts car Bought with the intention of using the parts to finish restoring a 1957 Studebaker President The Packard does not come with a supercharger The President has a good trans-mission and good 289 ci V-8 engine I have two NOS front fenders and some chrome pieces that will come with the President The glass on the President is fair Can be purchased together or separately Will need to be trailered President - $500 Packard - $300
middot 1961 Lark convertible Good body not much rust Glass good all
the way around Needs everything for the interior ndash seats need to be
rebuilt and recovered Dashboard needs recovering (all the dials are
there) Automatic transmission Engine (259ci V-8) doesnrsquot run Itrsquos
locked up frozen I havenrsquot disassembled the engine so not sure if it
needs rebuilding or replacing A California car It needs a new
top Chrome is pretty good Glass is good Will need to be trail-
ered $120000 Call Dennis Mills 520-825-0765 afternoons or evenings Or
email superstudemsncom
SALE SACSDC Menrsquos Polo Shirts (S-XL) Ladies styles amp mint green polo
shirts $10 Ill have shirts 2014 rosters and newsletters at all club events
Chapter Name Tags pin type name tags for $6 amp magnetic type name tags
for $750 each Chuck Stanford at 520-888-1563 or cstanford2coxnet
The Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club is dedicated to the
preservation restoration pride of owning and the joy of driving fine Studebakers
and to providing assistance on a local level to the National Studebaker Drivers
Club Inc You DO NOT have to be a Studebaker owner to join however for in-
surance purposes membership is required in the National Studebaker Drivers
Club SDC was founded in 1962 and has approximately 13000 members world-
wide Turning Wheels is the monthly magazine of the SDC The Copper Star-
light is the Southern Arizona Chapterrsquos official publication and is published every
other month Subscriptions are included in club membership dues
Membership Application
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Membership Application
Studebaker Drivers Club
To join SDC complete application send with $3100 check or money order in US Funds to
The Studebaker Drivers Club Inc
PO Box 1715
Maple Grove MN 55311-6715
Or use VISA or MasterCard and call 763-420-7829 or Fax 763-420-7849 or e-mail sdccornerstoneregcom for information Call or write with change of address Give 2 months notice DO NOT Send ADS with your membership but send ADS to Turning Wheels Editor All members of local SDC chapters must also be national SDC members
Name____________________________________
Spouse ______________Birthdates______________
Address_________________________________________
City__________________State_____ Zip___________
No ___________________________Expires __________
Signature ______________________________________
VISA MasterCard
How to become a Member 1) Complete the membership application
below 2) Write a check or money order for $15 for a full year payable
to Southern Arizona Chapter SDC 3) If not a member of National
enclose an additional $3100 first year dues for SDC 4) Mail to Mem-
bership Director
Southern Arizona Chapter of
The Studebaker Drivers Club
PO Box 12913
Tucson AZ 85732
Application Form Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club
National SDC Member ___________________Expires___________
You must be a member of SDC to join SAC This application will not
be accepted without your Studebaker Drivers Club National Number
Name__________________________Spouse__________________
Other family members
Address ________________________________________________
City ___________________________State__________Zip________
Phone ( )_________________e-mail________________________
Birthdays _____________________Wedding anniversary__________
If new member referred by _________________________________
Studebakers owned (YearModelBody Style amp any comments)
I am willing to help my club in the following ways
__Call people with club information __bring cookies or snacks
__Host a gathering __Call me amp Irsquoll help
__Mail out newsletters __ other
__Make arrangements for tourlocationmeeting place
Page 11
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The Copper Starlight
of the SACSDC
37123 South Twin Hawk Lane
Marana AZ 85658-9481
Keith Muskersquos latest acquisition
1937 J5 Coupe Express
Page 4 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Future Events
Past Events ~ March Madness at Old Tucson
The Gaslight Theater Friday August 29th The Gaslight Theater presents another fun filled evening of laughs and music
with GHOSTBLASTERS Our (Southern AZ Chapter of the) Studebaker Club has reserved 24 seats in row AA and 8 sears in
row D for the 600 pm show The doors open at 515 pm and the price per person is $18 Tickets will be distributed at the
front door before the show WHO YA GONNA CALL Reserve your seats by mailing a check made out to SACSDC to
Chuck Stanford PO Box 12913 Tucson AZ 85732 The theater offers a light menu Little Anthonys 50s Diner is located in
the theater building Arrange to meet other members for a meal there or elsewhere before the show For more informa-
tion call Stan or Charlotte Luczycki at 520-760-5972 or email us at cluczyckijunocom More information about this
show will soon be on the theaters website httpwwwthegaslighttheatrecomtheatrehtm Yes Tucsons Gaslight Theater
is ON BROADWAY 7010 E Broadway in Tucson See you there for lots of laughs
The pics that I took are at the link in this email (scattered throughout this
publication) Barbara and I had a wonderful time Old Tucson was a great venue It had been 30+ years since we had been there I did get a few peo-ple in the shots this time with their trucks and cars The ride in the stage coach with Barbara Kim and Linda was a lot of fun A 4 day ride in one of those from Tucson to Phoenix would be enough to make you swear to never travel out of town againrdquo Scott Grainger (photos this page amp next
by Scott Grainger)
We had a great time at the Old Tucson Studios We walked around the film-
ing sets behind where the Studebakers were staged and through the building sets of the High Chaparrals Walked over to the other sets and then sat through the 4 dancing Cabaret girls in the Saloon stage area
After that we walked down to the Barbecue place where most of the Stude-baker club members were already waiting in line or starting to eatgood food Off the walking down to the Old Mine Tour followed by the train ride around the whole outside of the studio The railroad engineer remarked about Jerry Kaiserrsquos lsquo38 Coupe Express truck and asked several questions about itAlex told him all he knew After that we all walked over to the film Museum and saw a huge building containing a lot of clothing from the 100s of films filmed at Old Tucson Studios and also newspaper write ups and pictures Then it was off to explore the remaining buildings ending up at the EXITWOW what a GREAT time Even though we visited Old Tucson
Studios several times on ldquoFRIGHT NIGHTrdquoIt was really great seeing it during the day Alex and Kathy Shulick
Kelly amp Cindy Marionrsquos
lsquo60 Lark
Scott amp Barbara Graingerrsquos
lsquo51 Land Cruiser
John amp Kim Rodhousersquos
lsquo50 2R5
Jeff Jones with his
lsquo47 M-5
Mike amp Violet Borensrsquo
lsquo03 Studefaker
Bruce amp Maggie Wheelerrsquos
lsquo64 Champ pu
Chuck amp Louise Stanfordrsquos
lsquo54 Starliner
Ken amp Arlene Westrsquos
lsquo66 Daytona
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014 Page 5
Memberrsquos Contribution
I would like to thank all members that stood behind me and helped me to win the Pacific Southwest Zone Director We are always looking for ways to bring in new members and if anyone has any sugges-tion as to how we can do this please talk with me and see if we can get something going I have a couple of ideas but would love to have your input Or if anyone has anything that they think may help the
Studebaker Drivers Club by all means please let me know THANK YOU ALL Malcolm Stinson
If you plan to join us for a 3-day Antique Studebaker fun weekend in Show Low August 15th-17th please let me know ASAP We have a full schedule of activities planned Contact Malcolm Stinson 928
-368-7442 or email swstudebakerlivecom I need a head count to be sure there is enough food Malcolm J Stinson Jr
with his lsquo60 Hawk
The Saga of the lsquo37 Clutch and March Madness by Fred Gooch
When Ken Mooney performed a complete engine rebuild on the 1950 Commander 6 engine that
Bruce Sandburg gave me he also installed a new clutch pressure plate throw out bearing and input
shaft bushing in 1977 Since I was past the age of 16 as in no more drag racing I figured the clutch
would last forever WRONG Now 17 years and 23000 miles later the clutch appears to be on its
way out
I called Chuck and Chris Collins since no one in Tucson rebuilds clutches and pressure plates
(PP) anymore They said send to them the parts and they would get them built and send back with a
new throw out bearing (TO) and flywheel bushing The turn around time was very fast Thanks
Chuck and Chris
Nora and I drove the lsquo37 to GlobeMiami AZ (250 miles) for an Antique Meet on Feb 15 Jim
and John our friends from Michigan are back to pit crew a funny car race in Phoenix on the 22nd amp 23rd and had agreed to help per-
form the lsquo37 clutch job Actually they would do the work and Irsquod help by getting tools drinks and oatmeal cookies
So I started getting the lsquo37 ready After putting her on jack stands I drained the transmission (lsquo37 trans OD have 2 drain plugs)
marking the driveshaft with Whiteout for quicker reassembly and pulled it Also removed the OD cable speedo cable power brake
copper vacuum line OD mount wframe member and the carpet I was stymied by the gearshift lever Couldnrsquot figure it out Jerry
suggested that the cover was threaded but that didnrsquot work It seems that you canrsquot remove the lever without the trans top cover In a
rare Studebaker service manual error we discovered the top cover had 8 bolts instead of the usual 6 While I was getting things
ready I remembered that I had purchased a transmission jack 25 or 30 years ago and even better I remembered where it was
The boys J amp J came back from racing late on the 23rd so we started working on the lsquo37 on Monday the 24 By the way
the race was good They ran 329 mph in 1000rsquo J amp J pulled the main cross member holding the trans the trans and finally the bell
housing Imagine our surprise to find the clutch not only in good shape but it measured thicker than the new clutch we purchased
Now to the problems the TO bearing spring was broken 1 piece of clutch linkage was incorrect and the clutch rod hole was
elongated In the past I have had elongated holes welded up and re-drilled I called my friend Willy who is an expert mechanic and
asked him to help me weld the hole Willy said that the proper way to repair elongated holes is to fill them with a special kind of
bronze and then drill it Since bronze and steel are dissimilar materials the repair will last forever Learning something new everyday
is not hard when you donrsquot know much to begin with I cleaned and painted the main cross member trans and bell housing and wire
brushed all the nuts bolts washers and small pieces Tuesday am we were hard at work Everything went smoothly By 1 pm J
amp J had all the heavy work done and left for a tour of the Pima Air and Space Museum Then I installed the OD mount with frame
member and hooked up the speedo cable OD cable and battery cable Previously I had noticed that the fuel line and power brake
Fred amp Nora Goochrsquos
lsquo37 Dictator
Page 6 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
The Saga of the lsquo37 Clutch and March Madness by Fred Gooch
copper vac line were very close to the frame and had been rubbing I cut some short pieces of fuel line
and heater hose to act as insulators After slitting and installing them I put a large radiator hose clamp
around the frame and two lines to hold it all in place Next I filled the trans with 1 quart Redline and the
gear oil turned the battery on and started the rsquo37 Wow Everything worked Took the car off the jack
stands and cleaned the floor and cleaned and put away the tools
Now all I have left to do before Saturday March Madness at Old Tucson Studios is to in-
stall the carpet and wash the car The best thing that I did for this job was to purchase a
box of 50 pair of medical gloves They sure made the job easier and saves wear and tear
on the hands The three of us used about 35 pair in 3 days
John is an electrical engineer taking some time off from work I was given a Gar-
min GPS recently and really like it I was hoping to use it in the lsquo37 for trips to Palm Springs and etc All the 6-12 volt con-
vertors that I have found are $59 to $300 John purchased one for $599 installed it in his 6 volt hot rod and the GPS
worked great So he ordered one for me After I get it installed Irsquoll let you all know how it works
The week before March Madness we had 94deg days March Madness started out drearymdash64deg and it was overcase when we got up at 6 am
On the way to Old Tucson Studios a drizzle started We were the first to arrive followed shortly by Stanfords and
Wheelers The drizzle changed to rain A staff member at Old Tucson graciously opened up the barn for us I
remember the barn well Nora and I go to 5-13 concerts a year I always wanted to see Bo Diddley but he had
quit touring due to his advanced age I think Before the casinos came to Arizona Old Tucson offered concert
packages of a specified number of concerts at a very reasonable price We
saw Heart Pat Benatar America Stepping Wolf and many others For some
reason Bo Diddley decided to do one more tour and he came to Old Tucson
Just before the show started a heavy rain came and flooded the arena (due
west of the March Madness car show) Old Tucson moved us into the barn and
we got to see the Great Bo Diddley Yeah
I expected about three Studebakers to show due to bad weather forecasts but was pleasantly surprised
when15 Studebakers came The attendees included Gregory Avery amp Luz Lozano (Brand X) Mike amp Violet
Borens (lsquo03 Studefaker pu) Jon Carter (X) Lou Fencl (lsquo56 Transtar) Fred amp Nora Gooch (lsquo37 Dictator) Scott amp
Barbara Grainger (lsquo51 Land Cruiser) Jeff Jones (lsquo47 M-5) Jerry amp June Kaiser (lsquo38 Coupe Express) Bob amp Eileen
Loshbough (lsquo61 Champ pu) Stan amp Charlotte Luczycki (X) Kelly amp Cindy Marion (lsquo60 Lark) Don McGraw (lsquo63
Avanti) Lenny amp Barb Olsen (X) John amp Kim Rodhouse (lsquo50 2R5) Bruce Sandburg amp Delores Shurtz (lsquo56 President) Gene H Schreiner (lsquo82 Avanti
II) Dale amp Norma Sexton (X) Alex amp Kathy Shulick (X) Ed amp Linda Smith (riders of the Wests) Chuck amp Louise Stanford (lsquo54 Commander) Mal-
colm J Stinson Jr (lsquo60 Hawk) Stephen Stoner (X) Rosalie Torske amp Guy Hammer (X) Paul Vigne (X) Ken amp Arlene West (lsquo66 Daytona) and
Bruce amp Maggie Wheeler (lsquo64 pickup)
After a fabulous lunch at Jakersquos BBQ we pulled the winning tickets for all the donated items Then it
was time for the awards Jeff Jones won the 5050 drawing of $99 Jerry amp June Kaiser won Peoplesrsquo
Choice award for their fabulous lsquo38 Coupe Express The Best Steering Wheel award went to Kelly amp Cindy
Marion for the restored wheel in their lsquo60 Lark The cleanest engine award
went to Bob amp Eileen Loshbough for their immaculate engine in their lsquo61
Champ Gene Schreiner won the award for the best wheels Ken West
won the Hard Luck trophy with a very interesting story He had a tire low
on air so borrowed 3 quarters from his wife and went to an air machine
The air machine (do you remember when air was free) would only work on
4 quarters and the tire was too low to be driven so Ken had to walk to find
his wife and get another quarter SO Ken won the Hard Luck award
The hottest item on the Avanti Club silent auction (to benefit the
Studebaker National Museum) was a pair of dangling Studebaker earrings The bidding war started between
Violet Borens and Cindy Marion Chuck Stanford entered the fray after Cindy dropped out The high spirited bidding ended with Chuck getting the
earrings for $1500 I never knew that he had pierced ears We all had a good time
Bruce Sandburgrsquos
lsquo56 President
Bob amp Eileen Loshboughrsquos
1961 Champ pu
Lou Fenclrsquos lsquo56
12 Ton Transtar pu
Don McGrawrsquos
lsquo63 Avanti
Gene Schreinerrsquos
lsquo82 Avanti II
Page 7 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Technical Tip ~Studebaker Muffler Exchange by Dan Dobbins
Thanks to Randy Goble SDC
member and printer at Creative Printers
for printing this newsletter
For all your printing needs
stop in at 2729 E Grant Tucson
or call 5208816572
Interesting Websites
Studebaker used an unusual muffler design which is virtually impossible to obtain in a neighborhood auto parts store The
remaining stocks that are available even from a bona-fide Studebaker parts dealer are likely to be old rusty and very expensive
For Studebaker automobiles from 1958 through 1966 both Larks and Hawks South Bend used virtually the same muffler
There were different part numbers which had to do with the quality of material of construction But they were basically the same
size An excellent interchange is the Walker muffler number 21064 This item was designed for the 1993 Mitsubishi Montero V6 30
engine It has a 2rdquo inlet pipe identical to the OEM Studebaker muffler in diameter and location However the body is a couple of
centimeters shorter This modern muffler has a heat shield on the top which should reduce the degree of intense heat permeating
the undercarriage and floor This interchange can easily be ordered The Walker 21064 has a lifetime guarantee The Studebaker
muffler did not To compensate for the slightly shorter body of the Walker use the Walker pipe extension 49006 the inlet orifice of
the extension allows a perfect connection with the OEM Studebaker tail pipe when trimmed to the proper length
Dan Dobbins of the ldquoStudebaker Times Postrdquo Volume 42 4 Whatcom County Chapter SDC reprinted with permission
On April 5th the parking lot at the AZ State Veteran Home quickly filled with 5 Studebakers an Avanti Corvettes Mustangs Morris Minor Prowler and many others It was a nice car display Many Veterans were out in their wheelchairs admiring our vehicles and chatting with their owners The Lions Club provided a nice fundraising lunch of hot dogs hamburgers chips cookies and drinks Cor-vettes outnumbered all other vehicles We took the tour of the $132 M Veteran Home What a gor-geous place with country kitchens in each building and outside covered patios for the veterans to take in some fresh air or have a smoke break Those attending Keith Ambs (lsquo63 Avanti) Fred Gooch (lsquo37 Dictator) Terry Louis (rsquo59 C Cab ) Bob amp Eileen Loshbough (lsquo61 Champ) Jerry amp June Kaiser (lsquo38 Coupe Express) Alex amp Kathy Shulick (Brand X) Chuck amp Louise Stanford (lsquo54 Starliner) and Bruce amp
Maggie Wheeler (X)
The Studebaker Museum
wwwstudebakermuseumorg
Hi-Tech Software
Auto Commercials amp Brochures
httpwwwhtsoftwarecom
specialofferhtm
The Michael Dingman Collection
httpswwwyoutubecom
embed6IYISQ6DVwk
Beautiful lsquo56-67
Morris Minor
Photos by Bob Loshbough
Front view of AZ State Veteran
Home Tucson
Receptionist welcomes us at
the AZ State Veteran Home
Page 8 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Whatrsquos the same Whatrsquos different
Keith Muske and his
lsquo37 Coupe Express
6 cyc Flathead 216 ci
3 speed transmission
69 12rdquo (length) bed
Windshield slightly angled
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency brake
Battery under seat
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo37 Dictator
Rear fenders interchangeable wrsquo38 amp
lsquo39 Coupe Express (CE)
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl bench seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo38 amp lsquo39
CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Dictators
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo38 amp lsquo39 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
Jerry Kaiserrsquos
lsquo38 Coupe Express
6 cyl Flathead 226ci
3 speed Transmission
75 12rdquo (length) bed
Plannar Suspension
Windshield Greater Angle Backward
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency Brake
Battery under seat
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo38
Commander
Rear fenders same as 37 amp 39 CE
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl Bench Seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo37amplsquo39 CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Dictators
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo37 amp lsquo39 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
J5 Series L5 Series
K5 Series
Lew Dandurdand and his
lsquo39 Coupe Express
6 cyl Flathead 226ci
3 Speed Transmission
75 12rdquo (length) bed
Plannar Suspension
Windshield same angle as lsquo38
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency Brake
Battery under Hood
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo39
Commander
Rears Fender same as lsquo37 amp 38 CE
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl Bench Seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo37amprsquo38 CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Commanders
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo37mdash38 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
Tucson Cruise Nites
Thursdays Northwest Cruise-In SW corner of Thornydale and Orange Grove behind Freddys Steakburger from 6-9 pm
Look at Scottrsquos website httpwwwpbasecomslc_imagesnw_cruise_in
Fridays Safeway Cruise Night 6pm-10pm
6380 E Golf Links
For more fun events go to httpwwwcarnutsorg
Page 9 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
For SAC Member
recommended
Sales and Services
call our local
sponsors first
115
414
514
514
115
315
Reserve this space
for your
business card size ad
in 6 bimonthly issues
for
only $20
For Sale lsquo59 Studebaker Hawk mileage 7617 350 V8 TBI 700
R4 transmission 8rdquo Ford rear end HPC Headers Howe alumi-
num radiator Fatman front end including 11rdquo disc brakes rack amp
pinion power steering MII spindles AC heatdefroster Autome-
ter gauges tinted windows leather interior remote controlled
door poppers alarm car cover power steering amp power brakes
Boyd wheels electric doors amp windows lowered front $22500
OBO Dick Jensen Sierra Vista 520-803-1052 520-508-9970
pjjensen1052gmailcom (2)
For Sale
1960-62 automatic transmission wbell housing amp torque con-
vertor from V8 Studebaker car Operated when removed $8500
OBO (5)
1998-2000 Toyota Corolla factory mag wheels 1 new 2 good
used complete wcenters amp lug nuts $125 takes all (5) Fred
Gooch 520-883-7418
National Geographic Magazines 1915-1934 53 individual
magazines 3 indexes that run from 1888-1988 3 bound editions
includes July-Dec 1930 and all of 1931 $250 OBO Fred Gooch
520-883-7418 (6)
For Sale
Parting out lsquo53 34 ton C-Cab truck
lsquo37 Dictator engine $200
lsquo38 Commander sedan parting out
lsquo37 amprsquo38 Dictator amp Commander parts
lsquo41 Commander Sedan trunk lid good condition $50
2R5 truck Champ 6 bell housing $40
lsquo51 Commander left front door $45
lsquo51 Commander right rear door $45
lsquo53 Coupe Rear bumper $50
lsquo53-rsquo55 Sedan trunk lid $50
lsquo55 Left Hardtop door $75
lsquo57-61 Hawk fiberglass dash $50
lsquo57-rsquo64 1T front truck bumper painted exc condition $100
lsquo59-rsquo60 Lark or lsquo60-rsquo64 Champ truck hood $50
lsquo59-rsquo60 Lark trunk lid $35 good condition
lsquo60-64 Champ Truck Doors $50 ea
lsquo62 Lark Station Wagon upper tailgate $50
lsquo62 GT Hawk rear Valance part between bumper and body $40
lsquo62-64 GT Hawk doors rust free $50 each
lsquo62 Lark rear quarters $100 for both or $60 each no rust
lsquo63 Lark 4 door front doors $50 Each
lsquo63 Lark rear doors for Wagonair or 4dr sedan $35 each
lsquo63 Lark right door for 2 door sedan $50
V8 Heads Blocks and Cranks 259 amp 289
All Large Items for pick up only Call me if you donrsquot see what
you need Jerry Kaiser studebluearthlinknet 520-979-0065 (
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014 Page 10
Studebaker Ads ~ Wanted ~ For Sale or Trade
For Sale RARE lsquo59 34 Ton 4WD 4E12D Nice Truck 5 spOD Alaskan
Blue $20000 OBO Bruce Sandburg 520-586-0403 (6)
For Sale 1980 Avanti RQB3144
Burgundy fawn leather Recaro
seats tilt cruise moonroof Momo
Blauplunkt luggage rack Rebuilt
350 wHP boost NEW 4-spd auto
paint chrome wheels tires carpet
exhaust system alternator shocks
etc AC rebuilt R13 coolant Quadrajet carb rebuilt 94K always garaged
Information pictures available $19500 Mike Borens
47studepugmailcom 520-303-1820 Arizona (4)
Dennis is a retired ASE certified mechanic He will be delighted to con-
sult with the buyer of any of these vehicles as restoration projects amp
hersquos available to answer questions amp help solve problems Hes restored
Studes over many decades amp has accumulated more projects than he
has been able to accomplish Its time for some others to have the
pleasure of bringing these lovely vehicles back to life Theyre wonder-
ful cars Call Dennis Mills 520-825-0765 afternoons or evenings Or
email superstudemsncom regarding the following ads
middot Great project --Two 1960 Lark four doors to be made into one They can be sold together or separately The first one comes with a good 259 ci V-8 engine and overdrive transmission but the body is rusty and the glass isnrsquot very good The other 1960 Lark is a 6 cylinder 170 ci stick shift with a good body and good glass not much rust The thought was to put the two cars together to make one good one I have front fender repair kits (one set left and right) that will come with the 6 cylinder Lark Interior needs redoing Both engines were running until parked about a year ago Will need to be trailered Parts car -- $100 Restoration project -- $150 middot 1957 Packard parts car Bought with the intention of using the parts to finish restoring a 1957 Studebaker President The Packard does not come with a supercharger The President has a good trans-mission and good 289 ci V-8 engine I have two NOS front fenders and some chrome pieces that will come with the President The glass on the President is fair Can be purchased together or separately Will need to be trailered President - $500 Packard - $300
middot 1961 Lark convertible Good body not much rust Glass good all
the way around Needs everything for the interior ndash seats need to be
rebuilt and recovered Dashboard needs recovering (all the dials are
there) Automatic transmission Engine (259ci V-8) doesnrsquot run Itrsquos
locked up frozen I havenrsquot disassembled the engine so not sure if it
needs rebuilding or replacing A California car It needs a new
top Chrome is pretty good Glass is good Will need to be trail-
ered $120000 Call Dennis Mills 520-825-0765 afternoons or evenings Or
email superstudemsncom
SALE SACSDC Menrsquos Polo Shirts (S-XL) Ladies styles amp mint green polo
shirts $10 Ill have shirts 2014 rosters and newsletters at all club events
Chapter Name Tags pin type name tags for $6 amp magnetic type name tags
for $750 each Chuck Stanford at 520-888-1563 or cstanford2coxnet
The Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club is dedicated to the
preservation restoration pride of owning and the joy of driving fine Studebakers
and to providing assistance on a local level to the National Studebaker Drivers
Club Inc You DO NOT have to be a Studebaker owner to join however for in-
surance purposes membership is required in the National Studebaker Drivers
Club SDC was founded in 1962 and has approximately 13000 members world-
wide Turning Wheels is the monthly magazine of the SDC The Copper Star-
light is the Southern Arizona Chapterrsquos official publication and is published every
other month Subscriptions are included in club membership dues
Membership Application
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Membership Application
Studebaker Drivers Club
To join SDC complete application send with $3100 check or money order in US Funds to
The Studebaker Drivers Club Inc
PO Box 1715
Maple Grove MN 55311-6715
Or use VISA or MasterCard and call 763-420-7829 or Fax 763-420-7849 or e-mail sdccornerstoneregcom for information Call or write with change of address Give 2 months notice DO NOT Send ADS with your membership but send ADS to Turning Wheels Editor All members of local SDC chapters must also be national SDC members
Name____________________________________
Spouse ______________Birthdates______________
Address_________________________________________
City__________________State_____ Zip___________
No ___________________________Expires __________
Signature ______________________________________
VISA MasterCard
How to become a Member 1) Complete the membership application
below 2) Write a check or money order for $15 for a full year payable
to Southern Arizona Chapter SDC 3) If not a member of National
enclose an additional $3100 first year dues for SDC 4) Mail to Mem-
bership Director
Southern Arizona Chapter of
The Studebaker Drivers Club
PO Box 12913
Tucson AZ 85732
Application Form Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club
National SDC Member ___________________Expires___________
You must be a member of SDC to join SAC This application will not
be accepted without your Studebaker Drivers Club National Number
Name__________________________Spouse__________________
Other family members
Address ________________________________________________
City ___________________________State__________Zip________
Phone ( )_________________e-mail________________________
Birthdays _____________________Wedding anniversary__________
If new member referred by _________________________________
Studebakers owned (YearModelBody Style amp any comments)
I am willing to help my club in the following ways
__Call people with club information __bring cookies or snacks
__Host a gathering __Call me amp Irsquoll help
__Mail out newsletters __ other
__Make arrangements for tourlocationmeeting place
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of the SACSDC
37123 South Twin Hawk Lane
Marana AZ 85658-9481
Keith Muskersquos latest acquisition
1937 J5 Coupe Express
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014 Page 5
Memberrsquos Contribution
I would like to thank all members that stood behind me and helped me to win the Pacific Southwest Zone Director We are always looking for ways to bring in new members and if anyone has any sugges-tion as to how we can do this please talk with me and see if we can get something going I have a couple of ideas but would love to have your input Or if anyone has anything that they think may help the
Studebaker Drivers Club by all means please let me know THANK YOU ALL Malcolm Stinson
If you plan to join us for a 3-day Antique Studebaker fun weekend in Show Low August 15th-17th please let me know ASAP We have a full schedule of activities planned Contact Malcolm Stinson 928
-368-7442 or email swstudebakerlivecom I need a head count to be sure there is enough food Malcolm J Stinson Jr
with his lsquo60 Hawk
The Saga of the lsquo37 Clutch and March Madness by Fred Gooch
When Ken Mooney performed a complete engine rebuild on the 1950 Commander 6 engine that
Bruce Sandburg gave me he also installed a new clutch pressure plate throw out bearing and input
shaft bushing in 1977 Since I was past the age of 16 as in no more drag racing I figured the clutch
would last forever WRONG Now 17 years and 23000 miles later the clutch appears to be on its
way out
I called Chuck and Chris Collins since no one in Tucson rebuilds clutches and pressure plates
(PP) anymore They said send to them the parts and they would get them built and send back with a
new throw out bearing (TO) and flywheel bushing The turn around time was very fast Thanks
Chuck and Chris
Nora and I drove the lsquo37 to GlobeMiami AZ (250 miles) for an Antique Meet on Feb 15 Jim
and John our friends from Michigan are back to pit crew a funny car race in Phoenix on the 22nd amp 23rd and had agreed to help per-
form the lsquo37 clutch job Actually they would do the work and Irsquod help by getting tools drinks and oatmeal cookies
So I started getting the lsquo37 ready After putting her on jack stands I drained the transmission (lsquo37 trans OD have 2 drain plugs)
marking the driveshaft with Whiteout for quicker reassembly and pulled it Also removed the OD cable speedo cable power brake
copper vacuum line OD mount wframe member and the carpet I was stymied by the gearshift lever Couldnrsquot figure it out Jerry
suggested that the cover was threaded but that didnrsquot work It seems that you canrsquot remove the lever without the trans top cover In a
rare Studebaker service manual error we discovered the top cover had 8 bolts instead of the usual 6 While I was getting things
ready I remembered that I had purchased a transmission jack 25 or 30 years ago and even better I remembered where it was
The boys J amp J came back from racing late on the 23rd so we started working on the lsquo37 on Monday the 24 By the way
the race was good They ran 329 mph in 1000rsquo J amp J pulled the main cross member holding the trans the trans and finally the bell
housing Imagine our surprise to find the clutch not only in good shape but it measured thicker than the new clutch we purchased
Now to the problems the TO bearing spring was broken 1 piece of clutch linkage was incorrect and the clutch rod hole was
elongated In the past I have had elongated holes welded up and re-drilled I called my friend Willy who is an expert mechanic and
asked him to help me weld the hole Willy said that the proper way to repair elongated holes is to fill them with a special kind of
bronze and then drill it Since bronze and steel are dissimilar materials the repair will last forever Learning something new everyday
is not hard when you donrsquot know much to begin with I cleaned and painted the main cross member trans and bell housing and wire
brushed all the nuts bolts washers and small pieces Tuesday am we were hard at work Everything went smoothly By 1 pm J
amp J had all the heavy work done and left for a tour of the Pima Air and Space Museum Then I installed the OD mount with frame
member and hooked up the speedo cable OD cable and battery cable Previously I had noticed that the fuel line and power brake
Fred amp Nora Goochrsquos
lsquo37 Dictator
Page 6 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
The Saga of the lsquo37 Clutch and March Madness by Fred Gooch
copper vac line were very close to the frame and had been rubbing I cut some short pieces of fuel line
and heater hose to act as insulators After slitting and installing them I put a large radiator hose clamp
around the frame and two lines to hold it all in place Next I filled the trans with 1 quart Redline and the
gear oil turned the battery on and started the rsquo37 Wow Everything worked Took the car off the jack
stands and cleaned the floor and cleaned and put away the tools
Now all I have left to do before Saturday March Madness at Old Tucson Studios is to in-
stall the carpet and wash the car The best thing that I did for this job was to purchase a
box of 50 pair of medical gloves They sure made the job easier and saves wear and tear
on the hands The three of us used about 35 pair in 3 days
John is an electrical engineer taking some time off from work I was given a Gar-
min GPS recently and really like it I was hoping to use it in the lsquo37 for trips to Palm Springs and etc All the 6-12 volt con-
vertors that I have found are $59 to $300 John purchased one for $599 installed it in his 6 volt hot rod and the GPS
worked great So he ordered one for me After I get it installed Irsquoll let you all know how it works
The week before March Madness we had 94deg days March Madness started out drearymdash64deg and it was overcase when we got up at 6 am
On the way to Old Tucson Studios a drizzle started We were the first to arrive followed shortly by Stanfords and
Wheelers The drizzle changed to rain A staff member at Old Tucson graciously opened up the barn for us I
remember the barn well Nora and I go to 5-13 concerts a year I always wanted to see Bo Diddley but he had
quit touring due to his advanced age I think Before the casinos came to Arizona Old Tucson offered concert
packages of a specified number of concerts at a very reasonable price We
saw Heart Pat Benatar America Stepping Wolf and many others For some
reason Bo Diddley decided to do one more tour and he came to Old Tucson
Just before the show started a heavy rain came and flooded the arena (due
west of the March Madness car show) Old Tucson moved us into the barn and
we got to see the Great Bo Diddley Yeah
I expected about three Studebakers to show due to bad weather forecasts but was pleasantly surprised
when15 Studebakers came The attendees included Gregory Avery amp Luz Lozano (Brand X) Mike amp Violet
Borens (lsquo03 Studefaker pu) Jon Carter (X) Lou Fencl (lsquo56 Transtar) Fred amp Nora Gooch (lsquo37 Dictator) Scott amp
Barbara Grainger (lsquo51 Land Cruiser) Jeff Jones (lsquo47 M-5) Jerry amp June Kaiser (lsquo38 Coupe Express) Bob amp Eileen
Loshbough (lsquo61 Champ pu) Stan amp Charlotte Luczycki (X) Kelly amp Cindy Marion (lsquo60 Lark) Don McGraw (lsquo63
Avanti) Lenny amp Barb Olsen (X) John amp Kim Rodhouse (lsquo50 2R5) Bruce Sandburg amp Delores Shurtz (lsquo56 President) Gene H Schreiner (lsquo82 Avanti
II) Dale amp Norma Sexton (X) Alex amp Kathy Shulick (X) Ed amp Linda Smith (riders of the Wests) Chuck amp Louise Stanford (lsquo54 Commander) Mal-
colm J Stinson Jr (lsquo60 Hawk) Stephen Stoner (X) Rosalie Torske amp Guy Hammer (X) Paul Vigne (X) Ken amp Arlene West (lsquo66 Daytona) and
Bruce amp Maggie Wheeler (lsquo64 pickup)
After a fabulous lunch at Jakersquos BBQ we pulled the winning tickets for all the donated items Then it
was time for the awards Jeff Jones won the 5050 drawing of $99 Jerry amp June Kaiser won Peoplesrsquo
Choice award for their fabulous lsquo38 Coupe Express The Best Steering Wheel award went to Kelly amp Cindy
Marion for the restored wheel in their lsquo60 Lark The cleanest engine award
went to Bob amp Eileen Loshbough for their immaculate engine in their lsquo61
Champ Gene Schreiner won the award for the best wheels Ken West
won the Hard Luck trophy with a very interesting story He had a tire low
on air so borrowed 3 quarters from his wife and went to an air machine
The air machine (do you remember when air was free) would only work on
4 quarters and the tire was too low to be driven so Ken had to walk to find
his wife and get another quarter SO Ken won the Hard Luck award
The hottest item on the Avanti Club silent auction (to benefit the
Studebaker National Museum) was a pair of dangling Studebaker earrings The bidding war started between
Violet Borens and Cindy Marion Chuck Stanford entered the fray after Cindy dropped out The high spirited bidding ended with Chuck getting the
earrings for $1500 I never knew that he had pierced ears We all had a good time
Bruce Sandburgrsquos
lsquo56 President
Bob amp Eileen Loshboughrsquos
1961 Champ pu
Lou Fenclrsquos lsquo56
12 Ton Transtar pu
Don McGrawrsquos
lsquo63 Avanti
Gene Schreinerrsquos
lsquo82 Avanti II
Page 7 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Technical Tip ~Studebaker Muffler Exchange by Dan Dobbins
Thanks to Randy Goble SDC
member and printer at Creative Printers
for printing this newsletter
For all your printing needs
stop in at 2729 E Grant Tucson
or call 5208816572
Interesting Websites
Studebaker used an unusual muffler design which is virtually impossible to obtain in a neighborhood auto parts store The
remaining stocks that are available even from a bona-fide Studebaker parts dealer are likely to be old rusty and very expensive
For Studebaker automobiles from 1958 through 1966 both Larks and Hawks South Bend used virtually the same muffler
There were different part numbers which had to do with the quality of material of construction But they were basically the same
size An excellent interchange is the Walker muffler number 21064 This item was designed for the 1993 Mitsubishi Montero V6 30
engine It has a 2rdquo inlet pipe identical to the OEM Studebaker muffler in diameter and location However the body is a couple of
centimeters shorter This modern muffler has a heat shield on the top which should reduce the degree of intense heat permeating
the undercarriage and floor This interchange can easily be ordered The Walker 21064 has a lifetime guarantee The Studebaker
muffler did not To compensate for the slightly shorter body of the Walker use the Walker pipe extension 49006 the inlet orifice of
the extension allows a perfect connection with the OEM Studebaker tail pipe when trimmed to the proper length
Dan Dobbins of the ldquoStudebaker Times Postrdquo Volume 42 4 Whatcom County Chapter SDC reprinted with permission
On April 5th the parking lot at the AZ State Veteran Home quickly filled with 5 Studebakers an Avanti Corvettes Mustangs Morris Minor Prowler and many others It was a nice car display Many Veterans were out in their wheelchairs admiring our vehicles and chatting with their owners The Lions Club provided a nice fundraising lunch of hot dogs hamburgers chips cookies and drinks Cor-vettes outnumbered all other vehicles We took the tour of the $132 M Veteran Home What a gor-geous place with country kitchens in each building and outside covered patios for the veterans to take in some fresh air or have a smoke break Those attending Keith Ambs (lsquo63 Avanti) Fred Gooch (lsquo37 Dictator) Terry Louis (rsquo59 C Cab ) Bob amp Eileen Loshbough (lsquo61 Champ) Jerry amp June Kaiser (lsquo38 Coupe Express) Alex amp Kathy Shulick (Brand X) Chuck amp Louise Stanford (lsquo54 Starliner) and Bruce amp
Maggie Wheeler (X)
The Studebaker Museum
wwwstudebakermuseumorg
Hi-Tech Software
Auto Commercials amp Brochures
httpwwwhtsoftwarecom
specialofferhtm
The Michael Dingman Collection
httpswwwyoutubecom
embed6IYISQ6DVwk
Beautiful lsquo56-67
Morris Minor
Photos by Bob Loshbough
Front view of AZ State Veteran
Home Tucson
Receptionist welcomes us at
the AZ State Veteran Home
Page 8 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Whatrsquos the same Whatrsquos different
Keith Muske and his
lsquo37 Coupe Express
6 cyc Flathead 216 ci
3 speed transmission
69 12rdquo (length) bed
Windshield slightly angled
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency brake
Battery under seat
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo37 Dictator
Rear fenders interchangeable wrsquo38 amp
lsquo39 Coupe Express (CE)
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl bench seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo38 amp lsquo39
CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Dictators
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo38 amp lsquo39 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
Jerry Kaiserrsquos
lsquo38 Coupe Express
6 cyl Flathead 226ci
3 speed Transmission
75 12rdquo (length) bed
Plannar Suspension
Windshield Greater Angle Backward
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency Brake
Battery under seat
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo38
Commander
Rear fenders same as 37 amp 39 CE
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl Bench Seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo37amplsquo39 CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Dictators
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo37 amp lsquo39 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
J5 Series L5 Series
K5 Series
Lew Dandurdand and his
lsquo39 Coupe Express
6 cyl Flathead 226ci
3 Speed Transmission
75 12rdquo (length) bed
Plannar Suspension
Windshield same angle as lsquo38
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency Brake
Battery under Hood
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo39
Commander
Rears Fender same as lsquo37 amp 38 CE
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl Bench Seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo37amprsquo38 CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Commanders
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo37mdash38 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
Tucson Cruise Nites
Thursdays Northwest Cruise-In SW corner of Thornydale and Orange Grove behind Freddys Steakburger from 6-9 pm
Look at Scottrsquos website httpwwwpbasecomslc_imagesnw_cruise_in
Fridays Safeway Cruise Night 6pm-10pm
6380 E Golf Links
For more fun events go to httpwwwcarnutsorg
Page 9 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
For SAC Member
recommended
Sales and Services
call our local
sponsors first
115
414
514
514
115
315
Reserve this space
for your
business card size ad
in 6 bimonthly issues
for
only $20
For Sale lsquo59 Studebaker Hawk mileage 7617 350 V8 TBI 700
R4 transmission 8rdquo Ford rear end HPC Headers Howe alumi-
num radiator Fatman front end including 11rdquo disc brakes rack amp
pinion power steering MII spindles AC heatdefroster Autome-
ter gauges tinted windows leather interior remote controlled
door poppers alarm car cover power steering amp power brakes
Boyd wheels electric doors amp windows lowered front $22500
OBO Dick Jensen Sierra Vista 520-803-1052 520-508-9970
pjjensen1052gmailcom (2)
For Sale
1960-62 automatic transmission wbell housing amp torque con-
vertor from V8 Studebaker car Operated when removed $8500
OBO (5)
1998-2000 Toyota Corolla factory mag wheels 1 new 2 good
used complete wcenters amp lug nuts $125 takes all (5) Fred
Gooch 520-883-7418
National Geographic Magazines 1915-1934 53 individual
magazines 3 indexes that run from 1888-1988 3 bound editions
includes July-Dec 1930 and all of 1931 $250 OBO Fred Gooch
520-883-7418 (6)
For Sale
Parting out lsquo53 34 ton C-Cab truck
lsquo37 Dictator engine $200
lsquo38 Commander sedan parting out
lsquo37 amprsquo38 Dictator amp Commander parts
lsquo41 Commander Sedan trunk lid good condition $50
2R5 truck Champ 6 bell housing $40
lsquo51 Commander left front door $45
lsquo51 Commander right rear door $45
lsquo53 Coupe Rear bumper $50
lsquo53-rsquo55 Sedan trunk lid $50
lsquo55 Left Hardtop door $75
lsquo57-61 Hawk fiberglass dash $50
lsquo57-rsquo64 1T front truck bumper painted exc condition $100
lsquo59-rsquo60 Lark or lsquo60-rsquo64 Champ truck hood $50
lsquo59-rsquo60 Lark trunk lid $35 good condition
lsquo60-64 Champ Truck Doors $50 ea
lsquo62 Lark Station Wagon upper tailgate $50
lsquo62 GT Hawk rear Valance part between bumper and body $40
lsquo62-64 GT Hawk doors rust free $50 each
lsquo62 Lark rear quarters $100 for both or $60 each no rust
lsquo63 Lark 4 door front doors $50 Each
lsquo63 Lark rear doors for Wagonair or 4dr sedan $35 each
lsquo63 Lark right door for 2 door sedan $50
V8 Heads Blocks and Cranks 259 amp 289
All Large Items for pick up only Call me if you donrsquot see what
you need Jerry Kaiser studebluearthlinknet 520-979-0065 (
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014 Page 10
Studebaker Ads ~ Wanted ~ For Sale or Trade
For Sale RARE lsquo59 34 Ton 4WD 4E12D Nice Truck 5 spOD Alaskan
Blue $20000 OBO Bruce Sandburg 520-586-0403 (6)
For Sale 1980 Avanti RQB3144
Burgundy fawn leather Recaro
seats tilt cruise moonroof Momo
Blauplunkt luggage rack Rebuilt
350 wHP boost NEW 4-spd auto
paint chrome wheels tires carpet
exhaust system alternator shocks
etc AC rebuilt R13 coolant Quadrajet carb rebuilt 94K always garaged
Information pictures available $19500 Mike Borens
47studepugmailcom 520-303-1820 Arizona (4)
Dennis is a retired ASE certified mechanic He will be delighted to con-
sult with the buyer of any of these vehicles as restoration projects amp
hersquos available to answer questions amp help solve problems Hes restored
Studes over many decades amp has accumulated more projects than he
has been able to accomplish Its time for some others to have the
pleasure of bringing these lovely vehicles back to life Theyre wonder-
ful cars Call Dennis Mills 520-825-0765 afternoons or evenings Or
email superstudemsncom regarding the following ads
middot Great project --Two 1960 Lark four doors to be made into one They can be sold together or separately The first one comes with a good 259 ci V-8 engine and overdrive transmission but the body is rusty and the glass isnrsquot very good The other 1960 Lark is a 6 cylinder 170 ci stick shift with a good body and good glass not much rust The thought was to put the two cars together to make one good one I have front fender repair kits (one set left and right) that will come with the 6 cylinder Lark Interior needs redoing Both engines were running until parked about a year ago Will need to be trailered Parts car -- $100 Restoration project -- $150 middot 1957 Packard parts car Bought with the intention of using the parts to finish restoring a 1957 Studebaker President The Packard does not come with a supercharger The President has a good trans-mission and good 289 ci V-8 engine I have two NOS front fenders and some chrome pieces that will come with the President The glass on the President is fair Can be purchased together or separately Will need to be trailered President - $500 Packard - $300
middot 1961 Lark convertible Good body not much rust Glass good all
the way around Needs everything for the interior ndash seats need to be
rebuilt and recovered Dashboard needs recovering (all the dials are
there) Automatic transmission Engine (259ci V-8) doesnrsquot run Itrsquos
locked up frozen I havenrsquot disassembled the engine so not sure if it
needs rebuilding or replacing A California car It needs a new
top Chrome is pretty good Glass is good Will need to be trail-
ered $120000 Call Dennis Mills 520-825-0765 afternoons or evenings Or
email superstudemsncom
SALE SACSDC Menrsquos Polo Shirts (S-XL) Ladies styles amp mint green polo
shirts $10 Ill have shirts 2014 rosters and newsletters at all club events
Chapter Name Tags pin type name tags for $6 amp magnetic type name tags
for $750 each Chuck Stanford at 520-888-1563 or cstanford2coxnet
The Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club is dedicated to the
preservation restoration pride of owning and the joy of driving fine Studebakers
and to providing assistance on a local level to the National Studebaker Drivers
Club Inc You DO NOT have to be a Studebaker owner to join however for in-
surance purposes membership is required in the National Studebaker Drivers
Club SDC was founded in 1962 and has approximately 13000 members world-
wide Turning Wheels is the monthly magazine of the SDC The Copper Star-
light is the Southern Arizona Chapterrsquos official publication and is published every
other month Subscriptions are included in club membership dues
Membership Application
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Membership Application
Studebaker Drivers Club
To join SDC complete application send with $3100 check or money order in US Funds to
The Studebaker Drivers Club Inc
PO Box 1715
Maple Grove MN 55311-6715
Or use VISA or MasterCard and call 763-420-7829 or Fax 763-420-7849 or e-mail sdccornerstoneregcom for information Call or write with change of address Give 2 months notice DO NOT Send ADS with your membership but send ADS to Turning Wheels Editor All members of local SDC chapters must also be national SDC members
Name____________________________________
Spouse ______________Birthdates______________
Address_________________________________________
City__________________State_____ Zip___________
No ___________________________Expires __________
Signature ______________________________________
VISA MasterCard
How to become a Member 1) Complete the membership application
below 2) Write a check or money order for $15 for a full year payable
to Southern Arizona Chapter SDC 3) If not a member of National
enclose an additional $3100 first year dues for SDC 4) Mail to Mem-
bership Director
Southern Arizona Chapter of
The Studebaker Drivers Club
PO Box 12913
Tucson AZ 85732
Application Form Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club
National SDC Member ___________________Expires___________
You must be a member of SDC to join SAC This application will not
be accepted without your Studebaker Drivers Club National Number
Name__________________________Spouse__________________
Other family members
Address ________________________________________________
City ___________________________State__________Zip________
Phone ( )_________________e-mail________________________
Birthdays _____________________Wedding anniversary__________
If new member referred by _________________________________
Studebakers owned (YearModelBody Style amp any comments)
I am willing to help my club in the following ways
__Call people with club information __bring cookies or snacks
__Host a gathering __Call me amp Irsquoll help
__Mail out newsletters __ other
__Make arrangements for tourlocationmeeting place
Page 11
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of the SACSDC
37123 South Twin Hawk Lane
Marana AZ 85658-9481
Keith Muskersquos latest acquisition
1937 J5 Coupe Express
Page 6 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
The Saga of the lsquo37 Clutch and March Madness by Fred Gooch
copper vac line were very close to the frame and had been rubbing I cut some short pieces of fuel line
and heater hose to act as insulators After slitting and installing them I put a large radiator hose clamp
around the frame and two lines to hold it all in place Next I filled the trans with 1 quart Redline and the
gear oil turned the battery on and started the rsquo37 Wow Everything worked Took the car off the jack
stands and cleaned the floor and cleaned and put away the tools
Now all I have left to do before Saturday March Madness at Old Tucson Studios is to in-
stall the carpet and wash the car The best thing that I did for this job was to purchase a
box of 50 pair of medical gloves They sure made the job easier and saves wear and tear
on the hands The three of us used about 35 pair in 3 days
John is an electrical engineer taking some time off from work I was given a Gar-
min GPS recently and really like it I was hoping to use it in the lsquo37 for trips to Palm Springs and etc All the 6-12 volt con-
vertors that I have found are $59 to $300 John purchased one for $599 installed it in his 6 volt hot rod and the GPS
worked great So he ordered one for me After I get it installed Irsquoll let you all know how it works
The week before March Madness we had 94deg days March Madness started out drearymdash64deg and it was overcase when we got up at 6 am
On the way to Old Tucson Studios a drizzle started We were the first to arrive followed shortly by Stanfords and
Wheelers The drizzle changed to rain A staff member at Old Tucson graciously opened up the barn for us I
remember the barn well Nora and I go to 5-13 concerts a year I always wanted to see Bo Diddley but he had
quit touring due to his advanced age I think Before the casinos came to Arizona Old Tucson offered concert
packages of a specified number of concerts at a very reasonable price We
saw Heart Pat Benatar America Stepping Wolf and many others For some
reason Bo Diddley decided to do one more tour and he came to Old Tucson
Just before the show started a heavy rain came and flooded the arena (due
west of the March Madness car show) Old Tucson moved us into the barn and
we got to see the Great Bo Diddley Yeah
I expected about three Studebakers to show due to bad weather forecasts but was pleasantly surprised
when15 Studebakers came The attendees included Gregory Avery amp Luz Lozano (Brand X) Mike amp Violet
Borens (lsquo03 Studefaker pu) Jon Carter (X) Lou Fencl (lsquo56 Transtar) Fred amp Nora Gooch (lsquo37 Dictator) Scott amp
Barbara Grainger (lsquo51 Land Cruiser) Jeff Jones (lsquo47 M-5) Jerry amp June Kaiser (lsquo38 Coupe Express) Bob amp Eileen
Loshbough (lsquo61 Champ pu) Stan amp Charlotte Luczycki (X) Kelly amp Cindy Marion (lsquo60 Lark) Don McGraw (lsquo63
Avanti) Lenny amp Barb Olsen (X) John amp Kim Rodhouse (lsquo50 2R5) Bruce Sandburg amp Delores Shurtz (lsquo56 President) Gene H Schreiner (lsquo82 Avanti
II) Dale amp Norma Sexton (X) Alex amp Kathy Shulick (X) Ed amp Linda Smith (riders of the Wests) Chuck amp Louise Stanford (lsquo54 Commander) Mal-
colm J Stinson Jr (lsquo60 Hawk) Stephen Stoner (X) Rosalie Torske amp Guy Hammer (X) Paul Vigne (X) Ken amp Arlene West (lsquo66 Daytona) and
Bruce amp Maggie Wheeler (lsquo64 pickup)
After a fabulous lunch at Jakersquos BBQ we pulled the winning tickets for all the donated items Then it
was time for the awards Jeff Jones won the 5050 drawing of $99 Jerry amp June Kaiser won Peoplesrsquo
Choice award for their fabulous lsquo38 Coupe Express The Best Steering Wheel award went to Kelly amp Cindy
Marion for the restored wheel in their lsquo60 Lark The cleanest engine award
went to Bob amp Eileen Loshbough for their immaculate engine in their lsquo61
Champ Gene Schreiner won the award for the best wheels Ken West
won the Hard Luck trophy with a very interesting story He had a tire low
on air so borrowed 3 quarters from his wife and went to an air machine
The air machine (do you remember when air was free) would only work on
4 quarters and the tire was too low to be driven so Ken had to walk to find
his wife and get another quarter SO Ken won the Hard Luck award
The hottest item on the Avanti Club silent auction (to benefit the
Studebaker National Museum) was a pair of dangling Studebaker earrings The bidding war started between
Violet Borens and Cindy Marion Chuck Stanford entered the fray after Cindy dropped out The high spirited bidding ended with Chuck getting the
earrings for $1500 I never knew that he had pierced ears We all had a good time
Bruce Sandburgrsquos
lsquo56 President
Bob amp Eileen Loshboughrsquos
1961 Champ pu
Lou Fenclrsquos lsquo56
12 Ton Transtar pu
Don McGrawrsquos
lsquo63 Avanti
Gene Schreinerrsquos
lsquo82 Avanti II
Page 7 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Technical Tip ~Studebaker Muffler Exchange by Dan Dobbins
Thanks to Randy Goble SDC
member and printer at Creative Printers
for printing this newsletter
For all your printing needs
stop in at 2729 E Grant Tucson
or call 5208816572
Interesting Websites
Studebaker used an unusual muffler design which is virtually impossible to obtain in a neighborhood auto parts store The
remaining stocks that are available even from a bona-fide Studebaker parts dealer are likely to be old rusty and very expensive
For Studebaker automobiles from 1958 through 1966 both Larks and Hawks South Bend used virtually the same muffler
There were different part numbers which had to do with the quality of material of construction But they were basically the same
size An excellent interchange is the Walker muffler number 21064 This item was designed for the 1993 Mitsubishi Montero V6 30
engine It has a 2rdquo inlet pipe identical to the OEM Studebaker muffler in diameter and location However the body is a couple of
centimeters shorter This modern muffler has a heat shield on the top which should reduce the degree of intense heat permeating
the undercarriage and floor This interchange can easily be ordered The Walker 21064 has a lifetime guarantee The Studebaker
muffler did not To compensate for the slightly shorter body of the Walker use the Walker pipe extension 49006 the inlet orifice of
the extension allows a perfect connection with the OEM Studebaker tail pipe when trimmed to the proper length
Dan Dobbins of the ldquoStudebaker Times Postrdquo Volume 42 4 Whatcom County Chapter SDC reprinted with permission
On April 5th the parking lot at the AZ State Veteran Home quickly filled with 5 Studebakers an Avanti Corvettes Mustangs Morris Minor Prowler and many others It was a nice car display Many Veterans were out in their wheelchairs admiring our vehicles and chatting with their owners The Lions Club provided a nice fundraising lunch of hot dogs hamburgers chips cookies and drinks Cor-vettes outnumbered all other vehicles We took the tour of the $132 M Veteran Home What a gor-geous place with country kitchens in each building and outside covered patios for the veterans to take in some fresh air or have a smoke break Those attending Keith Ambs (lsquo63 Avanti) Fred Gooch (lsquo37 Dictator) Terry Louis (rsquo59 C Cab ) Bob amp Eileen Loshbough (lsquo61 Champ) Jerry amp June Kaiser (lsquo38 Coupe Express) Alex amp Kathy Shulick (Brand X) Chuck amp Louise Stanford (lsquo54 Starliner) and Bruce amp
Maggie Wheeler (X)
The Studebaker Museum
wwwstudebakermuseumorg
Hi-Tech Software
Auto Commercials amp Brochures
httpwwwhtsoftwarecom
specialofferhtm
The Michael Dingman Collection
httpswwwyoutubecom
embed6IYISQ6DVwk
Beautiful lsquo56-67
Morris Minor
Photos by Bob Loshbough
Front view of AZ State Veteran
Home Tucson
Receptionist welcomes us at
the AZ State Veteran Home
Page 8 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Whatrsquos the same Whatrsquos different
Keith Muske and his
lsquo37 Coupe Express
6 cyc Flathead 216 ci
3 speed transmission
69 12rdquo (length) bed
Windshield slightly angled
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency brake
Battery under seat
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo37 Dictator
Rear fenders interchangeable wrsquo38 amp
lsquo39 Coupe Express (CE)
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl bench seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo38 amp lsquo39
CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Dictators
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo38 amp lsquo39 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
Jerry Kaiserrsquos
lsquo38 Coupe Express
6 cyl Flathead 226ci
3 speed Transmission
75 12rdquo (length) bed
Plannar Suspension
Windshield Greater Angle Backward
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency Brake
Battery under seat
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo38
Commander
Rear fenders same as 37 amp 39 CE
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl Bench Seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo37amplsquo39 CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Dictators
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo37 amp lsquo39 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
J5 Series L5 Series
K5 Series
Lew Dandurdand and his
lsquo39 Coupe Express
6 cyl Flathead 226ci
3 Speed Transmission
75 12rdquo (length) bed
Plannar Suspension
Windshield same angle as lsquo38
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency Brake
Battery under Hood
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo39
Commander
Rears Fender same as lsquo37 amp 38 CE
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl Bench Seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo37amprsquo38 CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Commanders
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo37mdash38 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
Tucson Cruise Nites
Thursdays Northwest Cruise-In SW corner of Thornydale and Orange Grove behind Freddys Steakburger from 6-9 pm
Look at Scottrsquos website httpwwwpbasecomslc_imagesnw_cruise_in
Fridays Safeway Cruise Night 6pm-10pm
6380 E Golf Links
For more fun events go to httpwwwcarnutsorg
Page 9 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
For SAC Member
recommended
Sales and Services
call our local
sponsors first
115
414
514
514
115
315
Reserve this space
for your
business card size ad
in 6 bimonthly issues
for
only $20
For Sale lsquo59 Studebaker Hawk mileage 7617 350 V8 TBI 700
R4 transmission 8rdquo Ford rear end HPC Headers Howe alumi-
num radiator Fatman front end including 11rdquo disc brakes rack amp
pinion power steering MII spindles AC heatdefroster Autome-
ter gauges tinted windows leather interior remote controlled
door poppers alarm car cover power steering amp power brakes
Boyd wheels electric doors amp windows lowered front $22500
OBO Dick Jensen Sierra Vista 520-803-1052 520-508-9970
pjjensen1052gmailcom (2)
For Sale
1960-62 automatic transmission wbell housing amp torque con-
vertor from V8 Studebaker car Operated when removed $8500
OBO (5)
1998-2000 Toyota Corolla factory mag wheels 1 new 2 good
used complete wcenters amp lug nuts $125 takes all (5) Fred
Gooch 520-883-7418
National Geographic Magazines 1915-1934 53 individual
magazines 3 indexes that run from 1888-1988 3 bound editions
includes July-Dec 1930 and all of 1931 $250 OBO Fred Gooch
520-883-7418 (6)
For Sale
Parting out lsquo53 34 ton C-Cab truck
lsquo37 Dictator engine $200
lsquo38 Commander sedan parting out
lsquo37 amprsquo38 Dictator amp Commander parts
lsquo41 Commander Sedan trunk lid good condition $50
2R5 truck Champ 6 bell housing $40
lsquo51 Commander left front door $45
lsquo51 Commander right rear door $45
lsquo53 Coupe Rear bumper $50
lsquo53-rsquo55 Sedan trunk lid $50
lsquo55 Left Hardtop door $75
lsquo57-61 Hawk fiberglass dash $50
lsquo57-rsquo64 1T front truck bumper painted exc condition $100
lsquo59-rsquo60 Lark or lsquo60-rsquo64 Champ truck hood $50
lsquo59-rsquo60 Lark trunk lid $35 good condition
lsquo60-64 Champ Truck Doors $50 ea
lsquo62 Lark Station Wagon upper tailgate $50
lsquo62 GT Hawk rear Valance part between bumper and body $40
lsquo62-64 GT Hawk doors rust free $50 each
lsquo62 Lark rear quarters $100 for both or $60 each no rust
lsquo63 Lark 4 door front doors $50 Each
lsquo63 Lark rear doors for Wagonair or 4dr sedan $35 each
lsquo63 Lark right door for 2 door sedan $50
V8 Heads Blocks and Cranks 259 amp 289
All Large Items for pick up only Call me if you donrsquot see what
you need Jerry Kaiser studebluearthlinknet 520-979-0065 (
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014 Page 10
Studebaker Ads ~ Wanted ~ For Sale or Trade
For Sale RARE lsquo59 34 Ton 4WD 4E12D Nice Truck 5 spOD Alaskan
Blue $20000 OBO Bruce Sandburg 520-586-0403 (6)
For Sale 1980 Avanti RQB3144
Burgundy fawn leather Recaro
seats tilt cruise moonroof Momo
Blauplunkt luggage rack Rebuilt
350 wHP boost NEW 4-spd auto
paint chrome wheels tires carpet
exhaust system alternator shocks
etc AC rebuilt R13 coolant Quadrajet carb rebuilt 94K always garaged
Information pictures available $19500 Mike Borens
47studepugmailcom 520-303-1820 Arizona (4)
Dennis is a retired ASE certified mechanic He will be delighted to con-
sult with the buyer of any of these vehicles as restoration projects amp
hersquos available to answer questions amp help solve problems Hes restored
Studes over many decades amp has accumulated more projects than he
has been able to accomplish Its time for some others to have the
pleasure of bringing these lovely vehicles back to life Theyre wonder-
ful cars Call Dennis Mills 520-825-0765 afternoons or evenings Or
email superstudemsncom regarding the following ads
middot Great project --Two 1960 Lark four doors to be made into one They can be sold together or separately The first one comes with a good 259 ci V-8 engine and overdrive transmission but the body is rusty and the glass isnrsquot very good The other 1960 Lark is a 6 cylinder 170 ci stick shift with a good body and good glass not much rust The thought was to put the two cars together to make one good one I have front fender repair kits (one set left and right) that will come with the 6 cylinder Lark Interior needs redoing Both engines were running until parked about a year ago Will need to be trailered Parts car -- $100 Restoration project -- $150 middot 1957 Packard parts car Bought with the intention of using the parts to finish restoring a 1957 Studebaker President The Packard does not come with a supercharger The President has a good trans-mission and good 289 ci V-8 engine I have two NOS front fenders and some chrome pieces that will come with the President The glass on the President is fair Can be purchased together or separately Will need to be trailered President - $500 Packard - $300
middot 1961 Lark convertible Good body not much rust Glass good all
the way around Needs everything for the interior ndash seats need to be
rebuilt and recovered Dashboard needs recovering (all the dials are
there) Automatic transmission Engine (259ci V-8) doesnrsquot run Itrsquos
locked up frozen I havenrsquot disassembled the engine so not sure if it
needs rebuilding or replacing A California car It needs a new
top Chrome is pretty good Glass is good Will need to be trail-
ered $120000 Call Dennis Mills 520-825-0765 afternoons or evenings Or
email superstudemsncom
SALE SACSDC Menrsquos Polo Shirts (S-XL) Ladies styles amp mint green polo
shirts $10 Ill have shirts 2014 rosters and newsletters at all club events
Chapter Name Tags pin type name tags for $6 amp magnetic type name tags
for $750 each Chuck Stanford at 520-888-1563 or cstanford2coxnet
The Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club is dedicated to the
preservation restoration pride of owning and the joy of driving fine Studebakers
and to providing assistance on a local level to the National Studebaker Drivers
Club Inc You DO NOT have to be a Studebaker owner to join however for in-
surance purposes membership is required in the National Studebaker Drivers
Club SDC was founded in 1962 and has approximately 13000 members world-
wide Turning Wheels is the monthly magazine of the SDC The Copper Star-
light is the Southern Arizona Chapterrsquos official publication and is published every
other month Subscriptions are included in club membership dues
Membership Application
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Membership Application
Studebaker Drivers Club
To join SDC complete application send with $3100 check or money order in US Funds to
The Studebaker Drivers Club Inc
PO Box 1715
Maple Grove MN 55311-6715
Or use VISA or MasterCard and call 763-420-7829 or Fax 763-420-7849 or e-mail sdccornerstoneregcom for information Call or write with change of address Give 2 months notice DO NOT Send ADS with your membership but send ADS to Turning Wheels Editor All members of local SDC chapters must also be national SDC members
Name____________________________________
Spouse ______________Birthdates______________
Address_________________________________________
City__________________State_____ Zip___________
No ___________________________Expires __________
Signature ______________________________________
VISA MasterCard
How to become a Member 1) Complete the membership application
below 2) Write a check or money order for $15 for a full year payable
to Southern Arizona Chapter SDC 3) If not a member of National
enclose an additional $3100 first year dues for SDC 4) Mail to Mem-
bership Director
Southern Arizona Chapter of
The Studebaker Drivers Club
PO Box 12913
Tucson AZ 85732
Application Form Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club
National SDC Member ___________________Expires___________
You must be a member of SDC to join SAC This application will not
be accepted without your Studebaker Drivers Club National Number
Name__________________________Spouse__________________
Other family members
Address ________________________________________________
City ___________________________State__________Zip________
Phone ( )_________________e-mail________________________
Birthdays _____________________Wedding anniversary__________
If new member referred by _________________________________
Studebakers owned (YearModelBody Style amp any comments)
I am willing to help my club in the following ways
__Call people with club information __bring cookies or snacks
__Host a gathering __Call me amp Irsquoll help
__Mail out newsletters __ other
__Make arrangements for tourlocationmeeting place
Page 11
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The Copper Starlight
of the SACSDC
37123 South Twin Hawk Lane
Marana AZ 85658-9481
Keith Muskersquos latest acquisition
1937 J5 Coupe Express
Page 7 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Technical Tip ~Studebaker Muffler Exchange by Dan Dobbins
Thanks to Randy Goble SDC
member and printer at Creative Printers
for printing this newsletter
For all your printing needs
stop in at 2729 E Grant Tucson
or call 5208816572
Interesting Websites
Studebaker used an unusual muffler design which is virtually impossible to obtain in a neighborhood auto parts store The
remaining stocks that are available even from a bona-fide Studebaker parts dealer are likely to be old rusty and very expensive
For Studebaker automobiles from 1958 through 1966 both Larks and Hawks South Bend used virtually the same muffler
There were different part numbers which had to do with the quality of material of construction But they were basically the same
size An excellent interchange is the Walker muffler number 21064 This item was designed for the 1993 Mitsubishi Montero V6 30
engine It has a 2rdquo inlet pipe identical to the OEM Studebaker muffler in diameter and location However the body is a couple of
centimeters shorter This modern muffler has a heat shield on the top which should reduce the degree of intense heat permeating
the undercarriage and floor This interchange can easily be ordered The Walker 21064 has a lifetime guarantee The Studebaker
muffler did not To compensate for the slightly shorter body of the Walker use the Walker pipe extension 49006 the inlet orifice of
the extension allows a perfect connection with the OEM Studebaker tail pipe when trimmed to the proper length
Dan Dobbins of the ldquoStudebaker Times Postrdquo Volume 42 4 Whatcom County Chapter SDC reprinted with permission
On April 5th the parking lot at the AZ State Veteran Home quickly filled with 5 Studebakers an Avanti Corvettes Mustangs Morris Minor Prowler and many others It was a nice car display Many Veterans were out in their wheelchairs admiring our vehicles and chatting with their owners The Lions Club provided a nice fundraising lunch of hot dogs hamburgers chips cookies and drinks Cor-vettes outnumbered all other vehicles We took the tour of the $132 M Veteran Home What a gor-geous place with country kitchens in each building and outside covered patios for the veterans to take in some fresh air or have a smoke break Those attending Keith Ambs (lsquo63 Avanti) Fred Gooch (lsquo37 Dictator) Terry Louis (rsquo59 C Cab ) Bob amp Eileen Loshbough (lsquo61 Champ) Jerry amp June Kaiser (lsquo38 Coupe Express) Alex amp Kathy Shulick (Brand X) Chuck amp Louise Stanford (lsquo54 Starliner) and Bruce amp
Maggie Wheeler (X)
The Studebaker Museum
wwwstudebakermuseumorg
Hi-Tech Software
Auto Commercials amp Brochures
httpwwwhtsoftwarecom
specialofferhtm
The Michael Dingman Collection
httpswwwyoutubecom
embed6IYISQ6DVwk
Beautiful lsquo56-67
Morris Minor
Photos by Bob Loshbough
Front view of AZ State Veteran
Home Tucson
Receptionist welcomes us at
the AZ State Veteran Home
Page 8 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Whatrsquos the same Whatrsquos different
Keith Muske and his
lsquo37 Coupe Express
6 cyc Flathead 216 ci
3 speed transmission
69 12rdquo (length) bed
Windshield slightly angled
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency brake
Battery under seat
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo37 Dictator
Rear fenders interchangeable wrsquo38 amp
lsquo39 Coupe Express (CE)
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl bench seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo38 amp lsquo39
CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Dictators
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo38 amp lsquo39 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
Jerry Kaiserrsquos
lsquo38 Coupe Express
6 cyl Flathead 226ci
3 speed Transmission
75 12rdquo (length) bed
Plannar Suspension
Windshield Greater Angle Backward
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency Brake
Battery under seat
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo38
Commander
Rear fenders same as 37 amp 39 CE
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl Bench Seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo37amplsquo39 CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Dictators
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo37 amp lsquo39 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
J5 Series L5 Series
K5 Series
Lew Dandurdand and his
lsquo39 Coupe Express
6 cyl Flathead 226ci
3 Speed Transmission
75 12rdquo (length) bed
Plannar Suspension
Windshield same angle as lsquo38
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency Brake
Battery under Hood
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo39
Commander
Rears Fender same as lsquo37 amp 38 CE
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl Bench Seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo37amprsquo38 CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Commanders
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo37mdash38 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
Tucson Cruise Nites
Thursdays Northwest Cruise-In SW corner of Thornydale and Orange Grove behind Freddys Steakburger from 6-9 pm
Look at Scottrsquos website httpwwwpbasecomslc_imagesnw_cruise_in
Fridays Safeway Cruise Night 6pm-10pm
6380 E Golf Links
For more fun events go to httpwwwcarnutsorg
Page 9 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
For SAC Member
recommended
Sales and Services
call our local
sponsors first
115
414
514
514
115
315
Reserve this space
for your
business card size ad
in 6 bimonthly issues
for
only $20
For Sale lsquo59 Studebaker Hawk mileage 7617 350 V8 TBI 700
R4 transmission 8rdquo Ford rear end HPC Headers Howe alumi-
num radiator Fatman front end including 11rdquo disc brakes rack amp
pinion power steering MII spindles AC heatdefroster Autome-
ter gauges tinted windows leather interior remote controlled
door poppers alarm car cover power steering amp power brakes
Boyd wheels electric doors amp windows lowered front $22500
OBO Dick Jensen Sierra Vista 520-803-1052 520-508-9970
pjjensen1052gmailcom (2)
For Sale
1960-62 automatic transmission wbell housing amp torque con-
vertor from V8 Studebaker car Operated when removed $8500
OBO (5)
1998-2000 Toyota Corolla factory mag wheels 1 new 2 good
used complete wcenters amp lug nuts $125 takes all (5) Fred
Gooch 520-883-7418
National Geographic Magazines 1915-1934 53 individual
magazines 3 indexes that run from 1888-1988 3 bound editions
includes July-Dec 1930 and all of 1931 $250 OBO Fred Gooch
520-883-7418 (6)
For Sale
Parting out lsquo53 34 ton C-Cab truck
lsquo37 Dictator engine $200
lsquo38 Commander sedan parting out
lsquo37 amprsquo38 Dictator amp Commander parts
lsquo41 Commander Sedan trunk lid good condition $50
2R5 truck Champ 6 bell housing $40
lsquo51 Commander left front door $45
lsquo51 Commander right rear door $45
lsquo53 Coupe Rear bumper $50
lsquo53-rsquo55 Sedan trunk lid $50
lsquo55 Left Hardtop door $75
lsquo57-61 Hawk fiberglass dash $50
lsquo57-rsquo64 1T front truck bumper painted exc condition $100
lsquo59-rsquo60 Lark or lsquo60-rsquo64 Champ truck hood $50
lsquo59-rsquo60 Lark trunk lid $35 good condition
lsquo60-64 Champ Truck Doors $50 ea
lsquo62 Lark Station Wagon upper tailgate $50
lsquo62 GT Hawk rear Valance part between bumper and body $40
lsquo62-64 GT Hawk doors rust free $50 each
lsquo62 Lark rear quarters $100 for both or $60 each no rust
lsquo63 Lark 4 door front doors $50 Each
lsquo63 Lark rear doors for Wagonair or 4dr sedan $35 each
lsquo63 Lark right door for 2 door sedan $50
V8 Heads Blocks and Cranks 259 amp 289
All Large Items for pick up only Call me if you donrsquot see what
you need Jerry Kaiser studebluearthlinknet 520-979-0065 (
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014 Page 10
Studebaker Ads ~ Wanted ~ For Sale or Trade
For Sale RARE lsquo59 34 Ton 4WD 4E12D Nice Truck 5 spOD Alaskan
Blue $20000 OBO Bruce Sandburg 520-586-0403 (6)
For Sale 1980 Avanti RQB3144
Burgundy fawn leather Recaro
seats tilt cruise moonroof Momo
Blauplunkt luggage rack Rebuilt
350 wHP boost NEW 4-spd auto
paint chrome wheels tires carpet
exhaust system alternator shocks
etc AC rebuilt R13 coolant Quadrajet carb rebuilt 94K always garaged
Information pictures available $19500 Mike Borens
47studepugmailcom 520-303-1820 Arizona (4)
Dennis is a retired ASE certified mechanic He will be delighted to con-
sult with the buyer of any of these vehicles as restoration projects amp
hersquos available to answer questions amp help solve problems Hes restored
Studes over many decades amp has accumulated more projects than he
has been able to accomplish Its time for some others to have the
pleasure of bringing these lovely vehicles back to life Theyre wonder-
ful cars Call Dennis Mills 520-825-0765 afternoons or evenings Or
email superstudemsncom regarding the following ads
middot Great project --Two 1960 Lark four doors to be made into one They can be sold together or separately The first one comes with a good 259 ci V-8 engine and overdrive transmission but the body is rusty and the glass isnrsquot very good The other 1960 Lark is a 6 cylinder 170 ci stick shift with a good body and good glass not much rust The thought was to put the two cars together to make one good one I have front fender repair kits (one set left and right) that will come with the 6 cylinder Lark Interior needs redoing Both engines were running until parked about a year ago Will need to be trailered Parts car -- $100 Restoration project -- $150 middot 1957 Packard parts car Bought with the intention of using the parts to finish restoring a 1957 Studebaker President The Packard does not come with a supercharger The President has a good trans-mission and good 289 ci V-8 engine I have two NOS front fenders and some chrome pieces that will come with the President The glass on the President is fair Can be purchased together or separately Will need to be trailered President - $500 Packard - $300
middot 1961 Lark convertible Good body not much rust Glass good all
the way around Needs everything for the interior ndash seats need to be
rebuilt and recovered Dashboard needs recovering (all the dials are
there) Automatic transmission Engine (259ci V-8) doesnrsquot run Itrsquos
locked up frozen I havenrsquot disassembled the engine so not sure if it
needs rebuilding or replacing A California car It needs a new
top Chrome is pretty good Glass is good Will need to be trail-
ered $120000 Call Dennis Mills 520-825-0765 afternoons or evenings Or
email superstudemsncom
SALE SACSDC Menrsquos Polo Shirts (S-XL) Ladies styles amp mint green polo
shirts $10 Ill have shirts 2014 rosters and newsletters at all club events
Chapter Name Tags pin type name tags for $6 amp magnetic type name tags
for $750 each Chuck Stanford at 520-888-1563 or cstanford2coxnet
The Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club is dedicated to the
preservation restoration pride of owning and the joy of driving fine Studebakers
and to providing assistance on a local level to the National Studebaker Drivers
Club Inc You DO NOT have to be a Studebaker owner to join however for in-
surance purposes membership is required in the National Studebaker Drivers
Club SDC was founded in 1962 and has approximately 13000 members world-
wide Turning Wheels is the monthly magazine of the SDC The Copper Star-
light is the Southern Arizona Chapterrsquos official publication and is published every
other month Subscriptions are included in club membership dues
Membership Application
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Membership Application
Studebaker Drivers Club
To join SDC complete application send with $3100 check or money order in US Funds to
The Studebaker Drivers Club Inc
PO Box 1715
Maple Grove MN 55311-6715
Or use VISA or MasterCard and call 763-420-7829 or Fax 763-420-7849 or e-mail sdccornerstoneregcom for information Call or write with change of address Give 2 months notice DO NOT Send ADS with your membership but send ADS to Turning Wheels Editor All members of local SDC chapters must also be national SDC members
Name____________________________________
Spouse ______________Birthdates______________
Address_________________________________________
City__________________State_____ Zip___________
No ___________________________Expires __________
Signature ______________________________________
VISA MasterCard
How to become a Member 1) Complete the membership application
below 2) Write a check or money order for $15 for a full year payable
to Southern Arizona Chapter SDC 3) If not a member of National
enclose an additional $3100 first year dues for SDC 4) Mail to Mem-
bership Director
Southern Arizona Chapter of
The Studebaker Drivers Club
PO Box 12913
Tucson AZ 85732
Application Form Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club
National SDC Member ___________________Expires___________
You must be a member of SDC to join SAC This application will not
be accepted without your Studebaker Drivers Club National Number
Name__________________________Spouse__________________
Other family members
Address ________________________________________________
City ___________________________State__________Zip________
Phone ( )_________________e-mail________________________
Birthdays _____________________Wedding anniversary__________
If new member referred by _________________________________
Studebakers owned (YearModelBody Style amp any comments)
I am willing to help my club in the following ways
__Call people with club information __bring cookies or snacks
__Host a gathering __Call me amp Irsquoll help
__Mail out newsletters __ other
__Make arrangements for tourlocationmeeting place
Page 11
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The Copper Starlight
of the SACSDC
37123 South Twin Hawk Lane
Marana AZ 85658-9481
Keith Muskersquos latest acquisition
1937 J5 Coupe Express
Page 8 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Whatrsquos the same Whatrsquos different
Keith Muske and his
lsquo37 Coupe Express
6 cyc Flathead 216 ci
3 speed transmission
69 12rdquo (length) bed
Windshield slightly angled
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency brake
Battery under seat
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo37 Dictator
Rear fenders interchangeable wrsquo38 amp
lsquo39 Coupe Express (CE)
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl bench seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo38 amp lsquo39
CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Dictators
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo38 amp lsquo39 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
Jerry Kaiserrsquos
lsquo38 Coupe Express
6 cyl Flathead 226ci
3 speed Transmission
75 12rdquo (length) bed
Plannar Suspension
Windshield Greater Angle Backward
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency Brake
Battery under seat
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo38
Commander
Rear fenders same as 37 amp 39 CE
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl Bench Seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo37amplsquo39 CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Dictators
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo37 amp lsquo39 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
J5 Series L5 Series
K5 Series
Lew Dandurdand and his
lsquo39 Coupe Express
6 cyl Flathead 226ci
3 Speed Transmission
75 12rdquo (length) bed
Plannar Suspension
Windshield same angle as lsquo38
All Gauges
Dome Light
Emergency Brake
Battery under Hood
Hood amp Front Fenders same as lsquo39
Commander
Rears Fender same as lsquo37 amp 38 CE
2 Sun Visors
Vinyl Bench Seat Cover
Vinyl Floor Mat
Tailgate Interchangeable wrsquo37amprsquo38 CE
Wheels Tires amp Bolt Pattern interchange-
able wall CE amp Commanders
Wing Windows
Available Accessories
Central Grill Guard
Cigarette Lighter
DefrosterHeater
Directional signals
Electric Clock
Fender Guides
Fog lights
Hill Holder
Leather seats
License plate frame
Mirrors interchangeable wrsquo37mdash38 CE
Oil Filter
Overdrive Transmission
Radio
Reflectors
Spotlight
Under Hood Light
Tucson Cruise Nites
Thursdays Northwest Cruise-In SW corner of Thornydale and Orange Grove behind Freddys Steakburger from 6-9 pm
Look at Scottrsquos website httpwwwpbasecomslc_imagesnw_cruise_in
Fridays Safeway Cruise Night 6pm-10pm
6380 E Golf Links
For more fun events go to httpwwwcarnutsorg
Page 9 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
For SAC Member
recommended
Sales and Services
call our local
sponsors first
115
414
514
514
115
315
Reserve this space
for your
business card size ad
in 6 bimonthly issues
for
only $20
For Sale lsquo59 Studebaker Hawk mileage 7617 350 V8 TBI 700
R4 transmission 8rdquo Ford rear end HPC Headers Howe alumi-
num radiator Fatman front end including 11rdquo disc brakes rack amp
pinion power steering MII spindles AC heatdefroster Autome-
ter gauges tinted windows leather interior remote controlled
door poppers alarm car cover power steering amp power brakes
Boyd wheels electric doors amp windows lowered front $22500
OBO Dick Jensen Sierra Vista 520-803-1052 520-508-9970
pjjensen1052gmailcom (2)
For Sale
1960-62 automatic transmission wbell housing amp torque con-
vertor from V8 Studebaker car Operated when removed $8500
OBO (5)
1998-2000 Toyota Corolla factory mag wheels 1 new 2 good
used complete wcenters amp lug nuts $125 takes all (5) Fred
Gooch 520-883-7418
National Geographic Magazines 1915-1934 53 individual
magazines 3 indexes that run from 1888-1988 3 bound editions
includes July-Dec 1930 and all of 1931 $250 OBO Fred Gooch
520-883-7418 (6)
For Sale
Parting out lsquo53 34 ton C-Cab truck
lsquo37 Dictator engine $200
lsquo38 Commander sedan parting out
lsquo37 amprsquo38 Dictator amp Commander parts
lsquo41 Commander Sedan trunk lid good condition $50
2R5 truck Champ 6 bell housing $40
lsquo51 Commander left front door $45
lsquo51 Commander right rear door $45
lsquo53 Coupe Rear bumper $50
lsquo53-rsquo55 Sedan trunk lid $50
lsquo55 Left Hardtop door $75
lsquo57-61 Hawk fiberglass dash $50
lsquo57-rsquo64 1T front truck bumper painted exc condition $100
lsquo59-rsquo60 Lark or lsquo60-rsquo64 Champ truck hood $50
lsquo59-rsquo60 Lark trunk lid $35 good condition
lsquo60-64 Champ Truck Doors $50 ea
lsquo62 Lark Station Wagon upper tailgate $50
lsquo62 GT Hawk rear Valance part between bumper and body $40
lsquo62-64 GT Hawk doors rust free $50 each
lsquo62 Lark rear quarters $100 for both or $60 each no rust
lsquo63 Lark 4 door front doors $50 Each
lsquo63 Lark rear doors for Wagonair or 4dr sedan $35 each
lsquo63 Lark right door for 2 door sedan $50
V8 Heads Blocks and Cranks 259 amp 289
All Large Items for pick up only Call me if you donrsquot see what
you need Jerry Kaiser studebluearthlinknet 520-979-0065 (
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014 Page 10
Studebaker Ads ~ Wanted ~ For Sale or Trade
For Sale RARE lsquo59 34 Ton 4WD 4E12D Nice Truck 5 spOD Alaskan
Blue $20000 OBO Bruce Sandburg 520-586-0403 (6)
For Sale 1980 Avanti RQB3144
Burgundy fawn leather Recaro
seats tilt cruise moonroof Momo
Blauplunkt luggage rack Rebuilt
350 wHP boost NEW 4-spd auto
paint chrome wheels tires carpet
exhaust system alternator shocks
etc AC rebuilt R13 coolant Quadrajet carb rebuilt 94K always garaged
Information pictures available $19500 Mike Borens
47studepugmailcom 520-303-1820 Arizona (4)
Dennis is a retired ASE certified mechanic He will be delighted to con-
sult with the buyer of any of these vehicles as restoration projects amp
hersquos available to answer questions amp help solve problems Hes restored
Studes over many decades amp has accumulated more projects than he
has been able to accomplish Its time for some others to have the
pleasure of bringing these lovely vehicles back to life Theyre wonder-
ful cars Call Dennis Mills 520-825-0765 afternoons or evenings Or
email superstudemsncom regarding the following ads
middot Great project --Two 1960 Lark four doors to be made into one They can be sold together or separately The first one comes with a good 259 ci V-8 engine and overdrive transmission but the body is rusty and the glass isnrsquot very good The other 1960 Lark is a 6 cylinder 170 ci stick shift with a good body and good glass not much rust The thought was to put the two cars together to make one good one I have front fender repair kits (one set left and right) that will come with the 6 cylinder Lark Interior needs redoing Both engines were running until parked about a year ago Will need to be trailered Parts car -- $100 Restoration project -- $150 middot 1957 Packard parts car Bought with the intention of using the parts to finish restoring a 1957 Studebaker President The Packard does not come with a supercharger The President has a good trans-mission and good 289 ci V-8 engine I have two NOS front fenders and some chrome pieces that will come with the President The glass on the President is fair Can be purchased together or separately Will need to be trailered President - $500 Packard - $300
middot 1961 Lark convertible Good body not much rust Glass good all
the way around Needs everything for the interior ndash seats need to be
rebuilt and recovered Dashboard needs recovering (all the dials are
there) Automatic transmission Engine (259ci V-8) doesnrsquot run Itrsquos
locked up frozen I havenrsquot disassembled the engine so not sure if it
needs rebuilding or replacing A California car It needs a new
top Chrome is pretty good Glass is good Will need to be trail-
ered $120000 Call Dennis Mills 520-825-0765 afternoons or evenings Or
email superstudemsncom
SALE SACSDC Menrsquos Polo Shirts (S-XL) Ladies styles amp mint green polo
shirts $10 Ill have shirts 2014 rosters and newsletters at all club events
Chapter Name Tags pin type name tags for $6 amp magnetic type name tags
for $750 each Chuck Stanford at 520-888-1563 or cstanford2coxnet
The Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club is dedicated to the
preservation restoration pride of owning and the joy of driving fine Studebakers
and to providing assistance on a local level to the National Studebaker Drivers
Club Inc You DO NOT have to be a Studebaker owner to join however for in-
surance purposes membership is required in the National Studebaker Drivers
Club SDC was founded in 1962 and has approximately 13000 members world-
wide Turning Wheels is the monthly magazine of the SDC The Copper Star-
light is the Southern Arizona Chapterrsquos official publication and is published every
other month Subscriptions are included in club membership dues
Membership Application
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Membership Application
Studebaker Drivers Club
To join SDC complete application send with $3100 check or money order in US Funds to
The Studebaker Drivers Club Inc
PO Box 1715
Maple Grove MN 55311-6715
Or use VISA or MasterCard and call 763-420-7829 or Fax 763-420-7849 or e-mail sdccornerstoneregcom for information Call or write with change of address Give 2 months notice DO NOT Send ADS with your membership but send ADS to Turning Wheels Editor All members of local SDC chapters must also be national SDC members
Name____________________________________
Spouse ______________Birthdates______________
Address_________________________________________
City__________________State_____ Zip___________
No ___________________________Expires __________
Signature ______________________________________
VISA MasterCard
How to become a Member 1) Complete the membership application
below 2) Write a check or money order for $15 for a full year payable
to Southern Arizona Chapter SDC 3) If not a member of National
enclose an additional $3100 first year dues for SDC 4) Mail to Mem-
bership Director
Southern Arizona Chapter of
The Studebaker Drivers Club
PO Box 12913
Tucson AZ 85732
Application Form Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club
National SDC Member ___________________Expires___________
You must be a member of SDC to join SAC This application will not
be accepted without your Studebaker Drivers Club National Number
Name__________________________Spouse__________________
Other family members
Address ________________________________________________
City ___________________________State__________Zip________
Phone ( )_________________e-mail________________________
Birthdays _____________________Wedding anniversary__________
If new member referred by _________________________________
Studebakers owned (YearModelBody Style amp any comments)
I am willing to help my club in the following ways
__Call people with club information __bring cookies or snacks
__Host a gathering __Call me amp Irsquoll help
__Mail out newsletters __ other
__Make arrangements for tourlocationmeeting place
Page 11
SA
CS
DC
Co
nta
cts
First Class
So
uth
ern
Ari
zon
a C
hap
ter
Pre
side
nt
Je
rry
Kai
ser
3712
3 S
Tw
in H
awk
Lane
Mar
ana
AZ
856
58
520-
979-
0065
VP
Tou
rmas
ter
B
ruce
San
dbur
g
3
249
W Y
avap
ai P
l
Ben
son
AZ
856
02-9
721
520-
586-
0403
Sec
reta
ry
M
aggi
e W
heel
er
120
E M
agee
Roa
d
Tuc
son
AZ
857
04
mag
whe
el1
juno
com
Edi
tor
June
Kai
ser
3712
3 S
Tw
in H
awk
Lane
Mar
ana
AZ
856
58
520-
850-
0602
Pub
lishe
r
R
andy
Gob
le
Cre
ativ
e P
rinte
rs I
nc
2729
E G
rant
Rd
Tuc
son
AZ
857
16-2
726
520-
881-
6572
Tre
asur
er
C
huck
Sta
nfor
d
830
E H
alcy
on R
oad
Tuc
son
AZ
85
719-
2121
520-
888-
1563
Mem
bers
hip
Loui
se S
tanf
ord
amp C
ircul
atio
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830
E H
alcy
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Tuc
son
AZ
85
719-
2121
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888-
1563
Pas
t Pre
side
nt
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ruce
San
dbur
g
3249
W Y
avap
ai P
l
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son
AZ
856
02-9
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520-
586-
0403
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C N
atio
nal O
ffice
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rive
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d C
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omas
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t V
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Mim
i Hal
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93
50 E
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ado
Roa
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La
Mes
a C
A 9
1941
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imih
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Sec
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Ket
chum
B
ox 3
7
Id
a A
R 7
2456
N
LKet
chum
ao
lcom
Tre
asur
er
Jane
Stin
son
58
00 S
tanl
ey R
oad
C
olum
biav
ille
MI
484
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je
stin
son
aolc
om
Pac
ific
Sou
thw
est Z
one
Nat
iona
l Dire
ctor
C
olin
For
t
P
O B
ox 9
39
C
ardi
ff-by
-the
-See
CA
92
007
co
linfo
rt
cox
net
Zon
e C
oord
inat
or
Jon
Car
ter
12
270
N 7
8th
Pla
ce
S
cotts
dale
A
Z
8526
0
jonc
arte
rco
xne
t A
rizon
a R
egio
nal M
anag
er
Chr
is C
ollin
s
2410
Wes
t Fre
eway
Lan
e
Pho
enix
Ariz
ona
8502
1
602
995
5311
co
llins
az
cox
net
Rep
rin
tin
g o
f ar
ticl
es c
on
tain
ed h
erei
n i
s gra
nte
d t
o a
ny o
ther
SD
C r
elat
ed o
rgan
izat
ion p
rovid
ed
Th
e
Cop
per
Sta
rlig
ht
and
or
app
rop
riat
e au
thors
are
cre
dit
ed a
s th
e so
urc
e
Item
s fo
r publi
cat
ion m
ust
be
recei
ved
by t
he
15
th o
f th
e m
on
th p
rior
to p
ub
licat
ion
A
ny a
rtic
les
info
rmat
ion
pic
ture
s c
arto
ons
etc
are
wel
co
me
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ail
arti
cles
to a
dd
ress
on
fro
nt
or
e-m
ail
you
r ed
itor
at g
kais
er493
eart
hli
nkn
et
The Copper Starlight
of the SACSDC
37123 South Twin Hawk Lane
Marana AZ 85658-9481
Keith Muskersquos latest acquisition
1937 J5 Coupe Express
Tucson Cruise Nites
Thursdays Northwest Cruise-In SW corner of Thornydale and Orange Grove behind Freddys Steakburger from 6-9 pm
Look at Scottrsquos website httpwwwpbasecomslc_imagesnw_cruise_in
Fridays Safeway Cruise Night 6pm-10pm
6380 E Golf Links
For more fun events go to httpwwwcarnutsorg
Page 9 The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
For SAC Member
recommended
Sales and Services
call our local
sponsors first
115
414
514
514
115
315
Reserve this space
for your
business card size ad
in 6 bimonthly issues
for
only $20
For Sale lsquo59 Studebaker Hawk mileage 7617 350 V8 TBI 700
R4 transmission 8rdquo Ford rear end HPC Headers Howe alumi-
num radiator Fatman front end including 11rdquo disc brakes rack amp
pinion power steering MII spindles AC heatdefroster Autome-
ter gauges tinted windows leather interior remote controlled
door poppers alarm car cover power steering amp power brakes
Boyd wheels electric doors amp windows lowered front $22500
OBO Dick Jensen Sierra Vista 520-803-1052 520-508-9970
pjjensen1052gmailcom (2)
For Sale
1960-62 automatic transmission wbell housing amp torque con-
vertor from V8 Studebaker car Operated when removed $8500
OBO (5)
1998-2000 Toyota Corolla factory mag wheels 1 new 2 good
used complete wcenters amp lug nuts $125 takes all (5) Fred
Gooch 520-883-7418
National Geographic Magazines 1915-1934 53 individual
magazines 3 indexes that run from 1888-1988 3 bound editions
includes July-Dec 1930 and all of 1931 $250 OBO Fred Gooch
520-883-7418 (6)
For Sale
Parting out lsquo53 34 ton C-Cab truck
lsquo37 Dictator engine $200
lsquo38 Commander sedan parting out
lsquo37 amprsquo38 Dictator amp Commander parts
lsquo41 Commander Sedan trunk lid good condition $50
2R5 truck Champ 6 bell housing $40
lsquo51 Commander left front door $45
lsquo51 Commander right rear door $45
lsquo53 Coupe Rear bumper $50
lsquo53-rsquo55 Sedan trunk lid $50
lsquo55 Left Hardtop door $75
lsquo57-61 Hawk fiberglass dash $50
lsquo57-rsquo64 1T front truck bumper painted exc condition $100
lsquo59-rsquo60 Lark or lsquo60-rsquo64 Champ truck hood $50
lsquo59-rsquo60 Lark trunk lid $35 good condition
lsquo60-64 Champ Truck Doors $50 ea
lsquo62 Lark Station Wagon upper tailgate $50
lsquo62 GT Hawk rear Valance part between bumper and body $40
lsquo62-64 GT Hawk doors rust free $50 each
lsquo62 Lark rear quarters $100 for both or $60 each no rust
lsquo63 Lark 4 door front doors $50 Each
lsquo63 Lark rear doors for Wagonair or 4dr sedan $35 each
lsquo63 Lark right door for 2 door sedan $50
V8 Heads Blocks and Cranks 259 amp 289
All Large Items for pick up only Call me if you donrsquot see what
you need Jerry Kaiser studebluearthlinknet 520-979-0065 (
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014 Page 10
Studebaker Ads ~ Wanted ~ For Sale or Trade
For Sale RARE lsquo59 34 Ton 4WD 4E12D Nice Truck 5 spOD Alaskan
Blue $20000 OBO Bruce Sandburg 520-586-0403 (6)
For Sale 1980 Avanti RQB3144
Burgundy fawn leather Recaro
seats tilt cruise moonroof Momo
Blauplunkt luggage rack Rebuilt
350 wHP boost NEW 4-spd auto
paint chrome wheels tires carpet
exhaust system alternator shocks
etc AC rebuilt R13 coolant Quadrajet carb rebuilt 94K always garaged
Information pictures available $19500 Mike Borens
47studepugmailcom 520-303-1820 Arizona (4)
Dennis is a retired ASE certified mechanic He will be delighted to con-
sult with the buyer of any of these vehicles as restoration projects amp
hersquos available to answer questions amp help solve problems Hes restored
Studes over many decades amp has accumulated more projects than he
has been able to accomplish Its time for some others to have the
pleasure of bringing these lovely vehicles back to life Theyre wonder-
ful cars Call Dennis Mills 520-825-0765 afternoons or evenings Or
email superstudemsncom regarding the following ads
middot Great project --Two 1960 Lark four doors to be made into one They can be sold together or separately The first one comes with a good 259 ci V-8 engine and overdrive transmission but the body is rusty and the glass isnrsquot very good The other 1960 Lark is a 6 cylinder 170 ci stick shift with a good body and good glass not much rust The thought was to put the two cars together to make one good one I have front fender repair kits (one set left and right) that will come with the 6 cylinder Lark Interior needs redoing Both engines were running until parked about a year ago Will need to be trailered Parts car -- $100 Restoration project -- $150 middot 1957 Packard parts car Bought with the intention of using the parts to finish restoring a 1957 Studebaker President The Packard does not come with a supercharger The President has a good trans-mission and good 289 ci V-8 engine I have two NOS front fenders and some chrome pieces that will come with the President The glass on the President is fair Can be purchased together or separately Will need to be trailered President - $500 Packard - $300
middot 1961 Lark convertible Good body not much rust Glass good all
the way around Needs everything for the interior ndash seats need to be
rebuilt and recovered Dashboard needs recovering (all the dials are
there) Automatic transmission Engine (259ci V-8) doesnrsquot run Itrsquos
locked up frozen I havenrsquot disassembled the engine so not sure if it
needs rebuilding or replacing A California car It needs a new
top Chrome is pretty good Glass is good Will need to be trail-
ered $120000 Call Dennis Mills 520-825-0765 afternoons or evenings Or
email superstudemsncom
SALE SACSDC Menrsquos Polo Shirts (S-XL) Ladies styles amp mint green polo
shirts $10 Ill have shirts 2014 rosters and newsletters at all club events
Chapter Name Tags pin type name tags for $6 amp magnetic type name tags
for $750 each Chuck Stanford at 520-888-1563 or cstanford2coxnet
The Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club is dedicated to the
preservation restoration pride of owning and the joy of driving fine Studebakers
and to providing assistance on a local level to the National Studebaker Drivers
Club Inc You DO NOT have to be a Studebaker owner to join however for in-
surance purposes membership is required in the National Studebaker Drivers
Club SDC was founded in 1962 and has approximately 13000 members world-
wide Turning Wheels is the monthly magazine of the SDC The Copper Star-
light is the Southern Arizona Chapterrsquos official publication and is published every
other month Subscriptions are included in club membership dues
Membership Application
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Membership Application
Studebaker Drivers Club
To join SDC complete application send with $3100 check or money order in US Funds to
The Studebaker Drivers Club Inc
PO Box 1715
Maple Grove MN 55311-6715
Or use VISA or MasterCard and call 763-420-7829 or Fax 763-420-7849 or e-mail sdccornerstoneregcom for information Call or write with change of address Give 2 months notice DO NOT Send ADS with your membership but send ADS to Turning Wheels Editor All members of local SDC chapters must also be national SDC members
Name____________________________________
Spouse ______________Birthdates______________
Address_________________________________________
City__________________State_____ Zip___________
No ___________________________Expires __________
Signature ______________________________________
VISA MasterCard
How to become a Member 1) Complete the membership application
below 2) Write a check or money order for $15 for a full year payable
to Southern Arizona Chapter SDC 3) If not a member of National
enclose an additional $3100 first year dues for SDC 4) Mail to Mem-
bership Director
Southern Arizona Chapter of
The Studebaker Drivers Club
PO Box 12913
Tucson AZ 85732
Application Form Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club
National SDC Member ___________________Expires___________
You must be a member of SDC to join SAC This application will not
be accepted without your Studebaker Drivers Club National Number
Name__________________________Spouse__________________
Other family members
Address ________________________________________________
City ___________________________State__________Zip________
Phone ( )_________________e-mail________________________
Birthdays _____________________Wedding anniversary__________
If new member referred by _________________________________
Studebakers owned (YearModelBody Style amp any comments)
I am willing to help my club in the following ways
__Call people with club information __bring cookies or snacks
__Host a gathering __Call me amp Irsquoll help
__Mail out newsletters __ other
__Make arrangements for tourlocationmeeting place
Page 11
SA
CS
DC
Co
nta
cts
First Class
So
uth
ern
Ari
zon
a C
hap
ter
Pre
side
nt
Je
rry
Kai
ser
3712
3 S
Tw
in H
awk
Lane
Mar
ana
AZ
856
58
520-
979-
0065
VP
Tou
rmas
ter
B
ruce
San
dbur
g
3
249
W Y
avap
ai P
l
Ben
son
AZ
856
02-9
721
520-
586-
0403
Sec
reta
ry
M
aggi
e W
heel
er
120
E M
agee
Roa
d
Tuc
son
AZ
857
04
mag
whe
el1
juno
com
Edi
tor
June
Kai
ser
3712
3 S
Tw
in H
awk
Lane
Mar
ana
AZ
856
58
520-
850-
0602
Pub
lishe
r
R
andy
Gob
le
Cre
ativ
e P
rinte
rs I
nc
2729
E G
rant
Rd
Tuc
son
AZ
857
16-2
726
520-
881-
6572
Tre
asur
er
C
huck
Sta
nfor
d
830
E H
alcy
on R
oad
Tuc
son
AZ
85
719-
2121
520-
888-
1563
Mem
bers
hip
Loui
se S
tanf
ord
amp C
ircul
atio
n
830
E H
alcy
on R
oad
Tuc
son
AZ
85
719-
2121
520-
888-
1563
Pas
t Pre
side
nt
B
ruce
San
dbur
g
3249
W Y
avap
ai P
l
Ben
son
AZ
856
02-9
721
520-
586-
0403
SD
C N
atio
nal O
ffice
rs
Pre
side
nt
Car
l Tho
mas
on
43
306
Run
ning
Dee
r D
rive
C
oars
egol
d C
A 9
3614
th
omas
on2
eart
hlin
kne
t V
ice
Pre
side
nt
Mim
i Hal
gren
93
50 E
l Taj
ado
Roa
d
La
Mes
a C
A 9
1941
m
imih
algr
en
hotm
ailc
om
Sec
reta
ry
Nita
Ket
chum
B
ox 3
7
Id
a A
R 7
2456
N
LKet
chum
ao
lcom
Tre
asur
er
Jane
Stin
son
58
00 S
tanl
ey R
oad
C
olum
biav
ille
MI
484
21
je
stin
son
aolc
om
Pac
ific
Sou
thw
est Z
one
Nat
iona
l Dire
ctor
C
olin
For
t
P
O B
ox 9
39
C
ardi
ff-by
-the
-See
CA
92
007
co
linfo
rt
cox
net
Zon
e C
oord
inat
or
Jon
Car
ter
12
270
N 7
8th
Pla
ce
S
cotts
dale
A
Z
8526
0
jonc
arte
rco
xne
t A
rizon
a R
egio
nal M
anag
er
Chr
is C
ollin
s
2410
Wes
t Fre
eway
Lan
e
Pho
enix
Ariz
ona
8502
1
602
995
5311
co
llins
az
cox
net
Rep
rin
tin
g o
f ar
ticl
es c
on
tain
ed h
erei
n i
s gra
nte
d t
o a
ny o
ther
SD
C r
elat
ed o
rgan
izat
ion p
rovid
ed
Th
e
Cop
per
Sta
rlig
ht
and
or
app
rop
riat
e au
thors
are
cre
dit
ed a
s th
e so
urc
e
Item
s fo
r publi
cat
ion m
ust
be
recei
ved
by t
he
15
th o
f th
e m
on
th p
rior
to p
ub
licat
ion
A
ny a
rtic
les
info
rmat
ion
pic
ture
s c
arto
ons
etc
are
wel
co
me
M
ail
arti
cles
to a
dd
ress
on
fro
nt
or
e-m
ail
you
r ed
itor
at g
kais
er493
eart
hli
nkn
et
The Copper Starlight
of the SACSDC
37123 South Twin Hawk Lane
Marana AZ 85658-9481
Keith Muskersquos latest acquisition
1937 J5 Coupe Express
For Sale lsquo59 Studebaker Hawk mileage 7617 350 V8 TBI 700
R4 transmission 8rdquo Ford rear end HPC Headers Howe alumi-
num radiator Fatman front end including 11rdquo disc brakes rack amp
pinion power steering MII spindles AC heatdefroster Autome-
ter gauges tinted windows leather interior remote controlled
door poppers alarm car cover power steering amp power brakes
Boyd wheels electric doors amp windows lowered front $22500
OBO Dick Jensen Sierra Vista 520-803-1052 520-508-9970
pjjensen1052gmailcom (2)
For Sale
1960-62 automatic transmission wbell housing amp torque con-
vertor from V8 Studebaker car Operated when removed $8500
OBO (5)
1998-2000 Toyota Corolla factory mag wheels 1 new 2 good
used complete wcenters amp lug nuts $125 takes all (5) Fred
Gooch 520-883-7418
National Geographic Magazines 1915-1934 53 individual
magazines 3 indexes that run from 1888-1988 3 bound editions
includes July-Dec 1930 and all of 1931 $250 OBO Fred Gooch
520-883-7418 (6)
For Sale
Parting out lsquo53 34 ton C-Cab truck
lsquo37 Dictator engine $200
lsquo38 Commander sedan parting out
lsquo37 amprsquo38 Dictator amp Commander parts
lsquo41 Commander Sedan trunk lid good condition $50
2R5 truck Champ 6 bell housing $40
lsquo51 Commander left front door $45
lsquo51 Commander right rear door $45
lsquo53 Coupe Rear bumper $50
lsquo53-rsquo55 Sedan trunk lid $50
lsquo55 Left Hardtop door $75
lsquo57-61 Hawk fiberglass dash $50
lsquo57-rsquo64 1T front truck bumper painted exc condition $100
lsquo59-rsquo60 Lark or lsquo60-rsquo64 Champ truck hood $50
lsquo59-rsquo60 Lark trunk lid $35 good condition
lsquo60-64 Champ Truck Doors $50 ea
lsquo62 Lark Station Wagon upper tailgate $50
lsquo62 GT Hawk rear Valance part between bumper and body $40
lsquo62-64 GT Hawk doors rust free $50 each
lsquo62 Lark rear quarters $100 for both or $60 each no rust
lsquo63 Lark 4 door front doors $50 Each
lsquo63 Lark rear doors for Wagonair or 4dr sedan $35 each
lsquo63 Lark right door for 2 door sedan $50
V8 Heads Blocks and Cranks 259 amp 289
All Large Items for pick up only Call me if you donrsquot see what
you need Jerry Kaiser studebluearthlinknet 520-979-0065 (
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014 Page 10
Studebaker Ads ~ Wanted ~ For Sale or Trade
For Sale RARE lsquo59 34 Ton 4WD 4E12D Nice Truck 5 spOD Alaskan
Blue $20000 OBO Bruce Sandburg 520-586-0403 (6)
For Sale 1980 Avanti RQB3144
Burgundy fawn leather Recaro
seats tilt cruise moonroof Momo
Blauplunkt luggage rack Rebuilt
350 wHP boost NEW 4-spd auto
paint chrome wheels tires carpet
exhaust system alternator shocks
etc AC rebuilt R13 coolant Quadrajet carb rebuilt 94K always garaged
Information pictures available $19500 Mike Borens
47studepugmailcom 520-303-1820 Arizona (4)
Dennis is a retired ASE certified mechanic He will be delighted to con-
sult with the buyer of any of these vehicles as restoration projects amp
hersquos available to answer questions amp help solve problems Hes restored
Studes over many decades amp has accumulated more projects than he
has been able to accomplish Its time for some others to have the
pleasure of bringing these lovely vehicles back to life Theyre wonder-
ful cars Call Dennis Mills 520-825-0765 afternoons or evenings Or
email superstudemsncom regarding the following ads
middot Great project --Two 1960 Lark four doors to be made into one They can be sold together or separately The first one comes with a good 259 ci V-8 engine and overdrive transmission but the body is rusty and the glass isnrsquot very good The other 1960 Lark is a 6 cylinder 170 ci stick shift with a good body and good glass not much rust The thought was to put the two cars together to make one good one I have front fender repair kits (one set left and right) that will come with the 6 cylinder Lark Interior needs redoing Both engines were running until parked about a year ago Will need to be trailered Parts car -- $100 Restoration project -- $150 middot 1957 Packard parts car Bought with the intention of using the parts to finish restoring a 1957 Studebaker President The Packard does not come with a supercharger The President has a good trans-mission and good 289 ci V-8 engine I have two NOS front fenders and some chrome pieces that will come with the President The glass on the President is fair Can be purchased together or separately Will need to be trailered President - $500 Packard - $300
middot 1961 Lark convertible Good body not much rust Glass good all
the way around Needs everything for the interior ndash seats need to be
rebuilt and recovered Dashboard needs recovering (all the dials are
there) Automatic transmission Engine (259ci V-8) doesnrsquot run Itrsquos
locked up frozen I havenrsquot disassembled the engine so not sure if it
needs rebuilding or replacing A California car It needs a new
top Chrome is pretty good Glass is good Will need to be trail-
ered $120000 Call Dennis Mills 520-825-0765 afternoons or evenings Or
email superstudemsncom
SALE SACSDC Menrsquos Polo Shirts (S-XL) Ladies styles amp mint green polo
shirts $10 Ill have shirts 2014 rosters and newsletters at all club events
Chapter Name Tags pin type name tags for $6 amp magnetic type name tags
for $750 each Chuck Stanford at 520-888-1563 or cstanford2coxnet
The Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club is dedicated to the
preservation restoration pride of owning and the joy of driving fine Studebakers
and to providing assistance on a local level to the National Studebaker Drivers
Club Inc You DO NOT have to be a Studebaker owner to join however for in-
surance purposes membership is required in the National Studebaker Drivers
Club SDC was founded in 1962 and has approximately 13000 members world-
wide Turning Wheels is the monthly magazine of the SDC The Copper Star-
light is the Southern Arizona Chapterrsquos official publication and is published every
other month Subscriptions are included in club membership dues
Membership Application
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Membership Application
Studebaker Drivers Club
To join SDC complete application send with $3100 check or money order in US Funds to
The Studebaker Drivers Club Inc
PO Box 1715
Maple Grove MN 55311-6715
Or use VISA or MasterCard and call 763-420-7829 or Fax 763-420-7849 or e-mail sdccornerstoneregcom for information Call or write with change of address Give 2 months notice DO NOT Send ADS with your membership but send ADS to Turning Wheels Editor All members of local SDC chapters must also be national SDC members
Name____________________________________
Spouse ______________Birthdates______________
Address_________________________________________
City__________________State_____ Zip___________
No ___________________________Expires __________
Signature ______________________________________
VISA MasterCard
How to become a Member 1) Complete the membership application
below 2) Write a check or money order for $15 for a full year payable
to Southern Arizona Chapter SDC 3) If not a member of National
enclose an additional $3100 first year dues for SDC 4) Mail to Mem-
bership Director
Southern Arizona Chapter of
The Studebaker Drivers Club
PO Box 12913
Tucson AZ 85732
Application Form Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club
National SDC Member ___________________Expires___________
You must be a member of SDC to join SAC This application will not
be accepted without your Studebaker Drivers Club National Number
Name__________________________Spouse__________________
Other family members
Address ________________________________________________
City ___________________________State__________Zip________
Phone ( )_________________e-mail________________________
Birthdays _____________________Wedding anniversary__________
If new member referred by _________________________________
Studebakers owned (YearModelBody Style amp any comments)
I am willing to help my club in the following ways
__Call people with club information __bring cookies or snacks
__Host a gathering __Call me amp Irsquoll help
__Mail out newsletters __ other
__Make arrangements for tourlocationmeeting place
Page 11
SA
CS
DC
Co
nta
cts
First Class
So
uth
ern
Ari
zon
a C
hap
ter
Pre
side
nt
Je
rry
Kai
ser
3712
3 S
Tw
in H
awk
Lane
Mar
ana
AZ
856
58
520-
979-
0065
VP
Tou
rmas
ter
B
ruce
San
dbur
g
3
249
W Y
avap
ai P
l
Ben
son
AZ
856
02-9
721
520-
586-
0403
Sec
reta
ry
M
aggi
e W
heel
er
120
E M
agee
Roa
d
Tuc
son
AZ
857
04
mag
whe
el1
juno
com
Edi
tor
June
Kai
ser
3712
3 S
Tw
in H
awk
Lane
Mar
ana
AZ
856
58
520-
850-
0602
Pub
lishe
r
R
andy
Gob
le
Cre
ativ
e P
rinte
rs I
nc
2729
E G
rant
Rd
Tuc
son
AZ
857
16-2
726
520-
881-
6572
Tre
asur
er
C
huck
Sta
nfor
d
830
E H
alcy
on R
oad
Tuc
son
AZ
85
719-
2121
520-
888-
1563
Mem
bers
hip
Loui
se S
tanf
ord
amp C
ircul
atio
n
830
E H
alcy
on R
oad
Tuc
son
AZ
85
719-
2121
520-
888-
1563
Pas
t Pre
side
nt
B
ruce
San
dbur
g
3249
W Y
avap
ai P
l
Ben
son
AZ
856
02-9
721
520-
586-
0403
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Keith Muskersquos latest acquisition
1937 J5 Coupe Express
The Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club is dedicated to the
preservation restoration pride of owning and the joy of driving fine Studebakers
and to providing assistance on a local level to the National Studebaker Drivers
Club Inc You DO NOT have to be a Studebaker owner to join however for in-
surance purposes membership is required in the National Studebaker Drivers
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Membership Application
The Copper Starlight MayJune 2014
Membership Application
Studebaker Drivers Club
To join SDC complete application send with $3100 check or money order in US Funds to
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PO Box 1715
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PO Box 12913
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of the SACSDC
37123 South Twin Hawk Lane
Marana AZ 85658-9481
Keith Muskersquos latest acquisition
1937 J5 Coupe Express
SA
CS
DC
Co
nta
cts
First Class
So
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ern
Ari
zon
a C
hap
ter
Pre
side
nt
Je
rry
Kai
ser
3712
3 S
Tw
in H
awk
Lane
Mar
ana
AZ
856
58
520-
979-
0065
VP
Tou
rmas
ter
B
ruce
San
dbur
g
3
249
W Y
avap
ai P
l
Ben
son
AZ
856
02-9
721
520-
586-
0403
Sec
reta
ry
M
aggi
e W
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120
E M
agee
Roa
d
Tuc
son
AZ
857
04
mag
whe
el1
juno
com
Edi
tor
June
Kai
ser
3712
3 S
Tw
in H
awk
Lane
Mar
ana
AZ
856
58
520-
850-
0602
Pub
lishe
r
R
andy
Gob
le
Cre
ativ
e P
rinte
rs I
nc
2729
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Tuc
son
AZ
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726
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6572
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huck
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nfor
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830
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alcy
on R
oad
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son
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719-
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1563
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bers
hip
Loui
se S
tanf
ord
amp C
ircul
atio
n
830
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alcy
on R
oad
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son
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2121
520-
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1563
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t Pre
side
nt
B
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San
dbur
g
3249
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avap
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son
AZ
856
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0403
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l Tho
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306
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r D
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d C
A 9
3614
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hlin
kne
t V
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Pre
side
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i Hal
gren
93
50 E
l Taj
ado
Roa
d
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Mes
a C
A 9
1941
m
imih
algr
en
hotm
ailc
om
Sec
reta
ry
Nita
Ket
chum
B
ox 3
7
Id
a A
R 7
2456
N
LKet
chum
ao
lcom
Tre
asur
er
Jane
Stin
son
58
00 S
tanl
ey R
oad
C
olum
biav
ille
MI
484
21
je
stin
son
aolc
om
Pac
ific
Sou
thw
est Z
one
Nat
iona
l Dire
ctor
C
olin
For
t
P
O B
ox 9
39
C
ardi
ff-by
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CA
92
007
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linfo
rt
cox
net
Zon
e C
oord
inat
or
Jon
Car
ter
12
270
N 7
8th
Pla
ce
S
cotts
dale
A
Z
8526
0
jonc
arte
rco
xne
t A
rizon
a R
egio
nal M
anag
er
Chr
is C
ollin
s
2410
Wes
t Fre
eway
Lan
e
Pho
enix
Ariz
ona
8502
1
602
995
5311
co
llins
az
cox
net
Rep
rin
tin
g o
f ar
ticl
es c
on
tain
ed h
erei
n i
s gra
nte
d t
o a
ny o
ther
SD
C r
elat
ed o
rgan
izat
ion p
rovid
ed
Th
e
Cop
per
Sta
rlig
ht
and
or
app
rop
riat
e au
thors
are
cre
dit
ed a
s th
e so
urc
e
Item
s fo
r publi
cat
ion m
ust
be
recei
ved
by t
he
15
th o
f th
e m
on
th p
rior
to p
ub
licat
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A
ny a
rtic
les
info
rmat
ion
pic
ture
s c
arto
ons
etc
are
wel
co
me
M
ail
arti
cles
to a
dd
ress
on
fro
nt
or
e-m
ail
you
r ed
itor
at g
kais
er493
eart
hli
nkn
et
The Copper Starlight
of the SACSDC
37123 South Twin Hawk Lane
Marana AZ 85658-9481
Keith Muskersquos latest acquisition
1937 J5 Coupe Express