TABLE OF CONTENTS President’s Message……….…...3 Editor’s Message……….…....…4 Tour Master’s report………..….5
Keystone Region Chapter –Studebaker Drivers Club OFFICERS 2014 SEASON PRESIDENT:
(President) Alan Mende, 526 Pine Hill Rd. Hummelstown PA 17036-8020 Ph. (717) 566-9956 E-Mail: alanmende@yahoo.com
DICTATOR: ( Vice-President) Vince Habel, Ph. (717) 653-0886
1582 Emerson Dr. Mt Joy PA 17552 E-Mail: redavanti@comcast.net
CHAMPION: (Membership Secretary) Denny Foust, 143 Studebaker Rd. Spring Mills, PA 16875 9128 Ph. (814) 364-9629
E-mail: dfoust@sdckeystoneregion .com
Membership notes………....…..6 Membership Application…….…7 Raffle Car Report……………….8 Raffle Car Order Form………….9 Keystone Calendar………...…..10 2015 Keystone ballot for officers…………………….10 Christmas Banquet…………….11 Fall Tour……………….…..12-13 Drive Your Studebaker Day…..14
HAWK:
(Treasurer) June Sheaffer, 913 Pine Grove Rd. Fredericksburg, PA 17026 Ph. (717) 865-5560 E-Mail: jksheaffer@comcast.net
COMMANDER:
(Secretary) Nancy Pfahler, Box 58, 17 Cherry Hill Rd. Paradise PA 17562 Ph. (717) 687-6325 E-Mail: pfahler473@msn.com
CRUISER: ( Tour Master) Tom Pfahler, Box 58, 17 Cherry Hill Rd. Paradise PA 17562 Ph. (717) 687-6325 E-Mail: pfahler473@msn.com HUMANITARIAN COMMITTEE: Irene Shoul (717) 530-5113;
Dianne Schlott (610) 929-0390; Call these ladies if you have any news concerning health, home, or family of our membership.
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT: (President) Wilbur White, 2706 Hoffer St. Harrisburg PA 17103 Ph. (717) 232-8511 E-Mail: wrwhite2706@aol.com
KEYSTONE KEYNOTES EDITOR: Jeff Sheaffer, 913 Pine Grove Rd. Fredericksburg, PA 17026 Ph. (717) 865-5560 E-mail: jeffsheaffer@comcast.net
Avanti Prototypes………….….15 Keystone at Dover International Meet…….………16
Executive Committee
Important People…………..…..17
Immediate Past President Wilbur White
Swap Meet Chair Bob Sheaffer
Thank You Keystone………….17
Dictator Vince Habel
Swap Meet Co-chair Scott Tanner
2015 York Swap Meet….……..18
Champion Denny Foust
Cover Car……………………...19
Hawk June Sheaffer
Other Events…………………..20
Commander Nancy Pfahler
Orphan Car Tour Review….21-22
Cruiser Tom Pfahler
Toy Department…………...23-25
Swap Meet Chair Bob Sheaffer
Keystone Classifieds………26-27
Raffle Car Chair Gordon Kertzel
President Alan Mende
Standing committees
Swap meet committee Gay Liddick Nelson Berlin Sharon Berlin Tom Ehrhart Ted Engle Denny Foust Brad Johnson Gordon Kertzel Alan Mende Jeff Sheaffer Wilbur White Ed Wenger Joe Precthel
Raffle Car Committee Chair Gordon Kertzel Raffle Car Committee Ray Albert Tom Erhart Don Mallory Stan Richard Jeff Sheaffer Historian Don Jones Humanitarian Committee Dianne Scholtt Public Relations Nancy Pfahler Cover Artist Bob Dudeck
Humanitarian Chair Irene Shoul News Letter Editor Jeff Sheaffer Web Address
www.sdckeystoneregion.com
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Presidents E-Mail address
Web Address
alenmende@yahoo.com
Www.sdckeystoneregion.com
My Trip to the 50th Annual Studebaker Drivers Club International Meet, Dover Downs, Delaware I took our raffle car to the meet in Delaware on July 1st. The ’51 Land Cruiser could cruise all day at 70 MPH, though I generally obeyed the posted speed limits (plus 5 MPH to keep from getting run over by a dump truck). If you haven’t bought your raffle car tickets yet, don’t delay. The car was quite popular at the meet, and while I didn’t make an exact count of how many we sold, it was over 100 (and that was only over two and a half days). I want to thank Bruccie and Danny Lindamood of Edinburg, VA for helping sell tickets on Wednesday. That’s Bruccie sitting next to me, and Danny took the photo as she sold a ticket to a woman from Canada. The weather was hot, but we were fortunate to be located under the portico of the hotel in the shade (right next to a fully restored Weasel!). While I went to the meet to sell tickets, there was one meeting that I needed to attend – the one for chapter presidents and officers. We learned that new to the Forum is Chapter Support. You’ll find it under the SDC-Specific Boards header. There are sub-sections for chapter presidents, vice-presidents, secretaries, treasurers, chapter membership chair, and activities (equivalent to our Tour Master). This is the place to meet other chapter officers to exchange ideas, discuss issues, etc. SDC also has a new brochure titled Chapter Support which will be a good reference. Also introduced at the chapter presidents meeting is a chapter banner share cost program. We will be able to purchase a variety of banners from the Studebaker National Museum and when we (or any other chapter) submit the receipt to SDC, we’ll get a rebate. For instance, we can purchase a 3’ x 6’ SDC banner with our chapter name for $80 and get a $25 rebate. Other types of banners will be available, too, and they will be a great way for us to let people know who we are. During the meeting we were presented with an International Drive Your Studebaker Day (IDYSD) chapter participation packet. Some of you have gotten an email copy of it; I’ve passed my print copy on to Sue Mallory In it are myriad ideas for publicizing IDYSD – sample news releases, media alerts, ideas on planning chapter events, etc. This is the SDC’s concerted effort to help chapters educate the general public about our marque. Great things are happening on the national level, so watch Turning Wheels for additional information. Oh yes, I have one more thing to report: Keystone has adopted both Avanti prototypes at the Studebaker National Museum. In addition to receiving the official adoption papers, I also received ten complimentary tickets to the museum. I’ll be turning the tickets and adoption papers over to Nancy Pfahler. Let’s talk about what to do with the admission tickets at our next meeting on August 16th.
PS: Our car is back from the body shop looking as good as new.
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EDITOR’S MESSAGE Editor’s E-Mail Address jeffsheaffer@comcast.net
Web Address www.sdckeystoneregion.com
My wife and I arrived at Dover Downs around 11:30 Wednesday morning. For the Studebaker International meet. All went well on the trip down. After talking to a few friends I started cleaning up my car for the show on Thursday. Thursday morning I woke up early and decided to take my car to the show field and finish cleaning the car. It had rained the night before so the car was all wet. I dried it off, but the dew was forming faster than I could wipe it off so I decided to do it a little later. Everything went fine for the concourse. After the show, we decided to run to the shopping center about a block away. We went back to the car after doing our shopping and the car wouldn’t start. I flagged down the security guard who was glad to give me a jump. The car started right up and ran good. After getting back to Dover Downs I shut it off and tried to start it. It would not start. The battery was only a week old so I figured it wasn't the problem. I jump started it again and went up the road to the Battery Warehouse. I had them check out the battery and the generator. The battery was good, but the generator was not putting out any power. We then went back to the hotel and talked to a few friends for advice. Tom Erhart said he would help me with it Friday morning. I talked to some club members from the Delmarva Peninsula Chapter SDC. He made a few phone calls and told me he would get me some help. A few minutes later I got a call from a gentleman named Ken Hopkins who said he was at my car and wanted to check it out. I went back to my car and opened the hood for him. He did a few checks and said he thought it was the generator, but didn’t have the right test equipment with him. He said he would return in the morning and check it out some more. Friday morning I got a phone call from Ken who said he was at my car, so I went out to meet him. Tom showed up about the same time I got to the car. Studebaker people are wonderful and always willing to help. We tested the generator and found out it was shot. Now I wasn’t sure what to do. There were only a few venders still set up and one just happened to have a 12 volt generator. I bought it and we installed it in the car and with a jump it started right up so I let it run for a while to charge the battery. It just so happened Ken rebuilds generators for a living. I gave him my generator to rebuild and he is going to call me when its done. I want to thank all the great Studebaker friends who helped me with this problem. Later we went to the barbeque and the car ran fine. We went to the awards banquet Friday night. I took a 2nd place with my Hawk, (Missed a first by 2 points). I also took a first place for the Keynotes, and also received the Eleanor Blume Award for outstanding art work and cover design. I think Bob Dudeck deserves that award for his great covers for the Keynotes. They did manage to spell my last name wrong though. We had a safe trip home on Saturday with no problems.
Driving the past into the future
Jeff KEYSTONE REGION CHAPTER INC.
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TOURMASTER REPORT MEMBERS NAME BERLIN, NELSON/SHARON BURNS, AL/JUDY EHRHART, TOM/JOANNE ENGLE, TED/PAT FOUST, CINDY/DENNY GEOUGE, DOUG/JEWELL GROSS, LARRY/POLLY GODWIN, BOB HABEL, VINCE HAKLAR, JIM HALL, ALBERT/MARY HALL, BUD/SHIRLEY JOHNSON, BRAD KERTZEL, GORDON/SIDNEY LAIRD, JIM/MAE LIDDICK, GAYE/RITA MATSAGO, MICHAEL/ANN MCCARTHY, FRANK MALLORY, DON/SUE MARGERUM, MIKE/MARYANN MEMDE. ALLEN/CATHY MICHAEL, LARRY/GINNIE MOSES, MARY NICE, JIM/ELLEN NOGLE, RAY PETTI, MICHAEL PFAHLER, TOM/NANCY PRECHTEL, JOE/JANET REESE, ROB/BONNY RICHARD, STAN/GLORIA SCHLOTT, DIANNE SHEAFFER, BOB SHEAFFER, JEFF/JUNE SHOUL, TOM/WINNIE SHOUL, JIM/IRENE SHREINER, HARRY/JEAN SMELTZ, ED/DORIS SMITH, NEIL/HELEN STEFFY, CHARLES STRAPEL, RON/FRAN TANNER, SCOTT WENGER, ED/WENDA WHITE, WILBUR/RONDA WHITEHEAD, DICK/KATHY WIEST, LARRY/SUELLEN WILSON, PETE/MARLENE WILSON, BOB WILSON, ROBERT KEYSTONE REGION CHAPTER INC.
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MEMBERSHIP NOTES Were you in Dover for the International Meet ? This year's International Meet in Dover, Delaware has passed and we look forward to 2015 and St Louis. Did you know Keystone Keynotes won an award for publication excellence at the International Meet again? Congratulations again, Mr. Editor, for a job well done! To see some of the events that took place at Dover, we suggest you check the Studebaker Drivers Club Forum: http://forum.studebakerdriversclub.com The week-long meet this year had many in attendance from Keystone Region Chapter supporting the event. Watch for a full report on the 2014 International Meet along with class winners in an upcoming issue of Turning Wheels. Membership in Keystone Region Chapter remains just ovr 300 persons. In our chapter, membership is "family" membership, and not based on individual members. Our membership has remained strong throughout the years. If you have received the current issue of Turnning Wheels, and like to read about numbers, some interesting statistics about our national membership are presented there. The Studebaker Drivers Club, Inc, at the national level has some very creative marketing materials available to us to gain membership. They are also providing some very attractive rebates to buy these materials. Have you had your Studebaker out this year to a meet? We'll soon be reaching the time when leave fall and people think about cold weather again. Take the time to come out to one of our meets and enjoy the fun! I have finally had my '54 Studebaker (above) out this year to an International Meet. For the first time in 40+ years, it felt good to have it judged. Did you have an opportunity to look at your information in the Roster that was included with the last issue of Keystone Keynotes? Is your information correct? If it is not, please drop me a note and let me know of any corrections. As always, check our website for the most current news in our chapter. That’s it for right now‌.as always, drop me a note if you have membership changes or to
join or rejoin the chapter at:
Denny
dfoust@sdckeystoneregion.com
814-364-9629
Join or Renew your membership, ONLINE at www.sdckeystoneregion.com
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SDC Keystone Region Chapter Inc., Attn: Denny Foust, Champion 143 Studebaker Rd. Spring Mills, PA 16875 9128 Ph. (814) 364-9629 dfoust@sdckeystoneregion.com
EARN $5.00 OFF 2015 KEYSTONE DUES FOR EVERY NEW MEMBER YOU SIGN-UP IN 2014 COPY THIS APPLICATION FORM TO HAVE EXTRAS OR SEND ME A POSTAGE PD. SELF ADDRESSED ENVELOPE AND I WILL SEND YOU AS MANY AS YOU NEED. DON’T FORGET TO PUT YOUR NAME ON THE REFFERED BY LINE. THEY MUST JOIN THE NATIONAL CLUB ALSO IF THEY ARE NOT ALREADY A MEMBER. SEND A SEPARATE CHECK TO SDC. NEW MEMBERS WILL RECEIVE 6 ISSUES OF KEYNOTES A YEAR. DENNY FOUST, MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY 143 STUDEBAKER RD. SPRING MILLS, PA 16875 9128 dfoust@sdckeystoneregion.com THANKS, DENNY FOUST ALSO HELP THE CLUB BY ORDERING CAR RAFFLE TICKETS FOR YOURSELF OR TO SELL ONLY 1 YEAR FREE MEMBERSHIP WILL BE AWARDED FOR EITHER TICKETS OR SIGNING UP NEW MEMBERS KEYSTONE REGION CHAPTER INC.
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RAFFLE CAR REPORT Ticket sales continue, however are not too brisk at this time , due to the fact that we are not actively advertising, and the only major show was the International Meet in Delaware. My thanks to our President Alan Mende, for taking the car there and for selling 61 tickets. He was aided by Danny and Brucie Lindamood who sold 45 tickets. This was somewhat disappointing as we hoped to do considerably better. Perhaps the lack of buyers was due to the extreme heat or maybe folks were too busy with the other outstanding array of events available. Bob Sheaffer and Don Dimler will be again carrying the torch for sales at the Magungie Car show the first week of August, and hope to have as successful a time as last year. Strausstown, Hershey, and Reedsville still remain and then we will ramp up advertising in Old Cars Weekly, and Hemmings. As you know, we do already have next year's car--------,however, we have a rather serious problem that will have a devastating impact on the club. We have been advised that effective at the end of our policy year, J.C. Taylor will no longer insure us. They have stated that they will only be writing INDIVIDUAL policies. Since the club is not an individual, we do not qualify. I have polled several other insurers, both about Antique and standard insurance, and have, thus far, been unsuccessful in finding a policy. If we cannot find coverage, we will have to abandon this project. This will have a snowball effect on everything else in the club, since everything from the swap meet to the Keynotes, and all of our donations and recognition awards are basically supported or subsidized by this project. I am reaching out to the membership for input on perhaps another insurer. If you have someone other than J.C. Taylor, American Collectors, or State Farm, please call your agent and inquire as to whether they will insure a car owned by Keystone Region Chapter Inc., and not an individual. If they will please call me, or June Sheaffer, our treasurer, and advise. It will save June and I an awful lot of time and trouble trying to think of or find all the possible alternatives. Again, thanks to all for the help you continue to give me in this project. We are at this point about 30% sold out of tickets. Please if you want tickets for resale or for yourself, call me at 717-574-1529. That is now the only number to reach me. We have discontinued our Home phone and the 717-938-5845 number is disconnected. You may also mail the form in Keynotes. We will be in PA until about 10/20/14, so you may mail ticket requests directly to me at 1970 Valley Green Road, Etters, PA 17319, although anything sent to the Florida address will be forwarded here too.
Gordon
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1951 Studebaker Commander Land Cruiser
Iconic Bullet Nose Design, 232c.i. V-8 Automatic, Gorgeous Black with optional fender skirts, turn signals and full wheel covers. Nearly flawless correct cloth interior and carpet. Drives as new
Iconic Bullet Nose Design, 232c.i. V-8 Automatic, Gorgeous Black with optional fender skirts, turn signals and full wheel covers. Nearly flawless correct cloth interior and carpet. Drives as new
(717) 574-1529 GORDON KERTZEL
181 Sand Pine Rd Indialantic FL 32903
SEND A SELF ADDRESSED POSTAGE PAID ENVELOPE WITH YOUR ORDER
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2014-2015 KEYSTONE CALENDAR SEPT 13TH 2014
SEPT 19-21 2014
DRIVE YOUR STUDEBAKER DAY
FALL TOUR
SOME KEYSTONE MEMBERS ARE HAVING A FUN
WILLIAMSPORT PA
DRIVE AND LUNCH BUFFET AT THE
LARRY MICHAEL
HOLLYWOOD CASINO IN GRANTVILLE PA.
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SEE PAGE 14 FOR DETAILS NOV.
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BUSINESS MEETING
REEDSVILLE SWAP MEET
HOSS’S HUMELSTOWN NOV 15TH 12 :00 - 3:00
NOV 21ST AND 22ND.
SUELLEN WIEST
717-566-0400
DEC. 13TH 2014
JAN ? 2014 DATE TO BE ANNOUNCE IN THE NEXT KEYNOTES.
CHRISTMAS PARTY
PLANNING MEETING
DOUBLE TREE IN WILLOW ST.
PAT ENGLE 717-834-3274
LANCASTER COUNTY PA. NANCY PFAHLER, SUE MALLORY BUSINESS MEETING
MARCH 5, 6, & 7 2015
JAN 31ST 2015
STUDEBAKER YORK SWAP MEET
CHAMBERSBURG ICE FEAST &
YORK FAIRGROUNDS
BUSINESS MEETING.
ED WENGER 717-263-5075
BOB SHEAFFER 717-341-3141
BALLOT FOR ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR 2015 Please bring your completed ballot to the Christmas party on Saturday December 13, 2014 your vote will be counted. If you will not be attending, please mail your ballot by Dec 1st 2014 to one of the election committee members listed below. Tom Pfahler
Wilbur White
P.O. Box 58
2706 Hoffer St.
Paradise, Pa. 17562-0058
Harrisburg, Pa. 17103-2048 Each member may vote for one candidate for each office.
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KEYSONE CHRISTMAS BANQUET December 13, 2014 The Keystone Chapter S.D.C. Christmas banquet will be held on Saturday, December 13, 2014, at the Doubletree Resort by Hilton Lancaster in Willow Street, PA. (Lancaster County) Cash Bar and non-alcoholic punch will be offered from 11:00 am to 12 noon; then our delicious buffet will be ready for us to enjoy. MENU Garden salad with choice of dressings Roast pork stuffed with pancetta and mozzarella Chef’s choice of potato dish Seasonal vegetables Rolls and butter Coffee and hot or unsweetened tea Assorted desserts - - Cakes and pies Price for adults - $21.00 Per Person. This includes tax and gratuity. Children ( 5 through 12 years of age ) - $10.00 Per person Children under 5 are free. There will follow remarks by those-in-the-know, awards and special mentions, a visit from jolly Santa, and a fun program about HATS: We are encouraged to bring, (or wear), a vintage hat if we wish. This program will appeal to both men and woman. Directions to Double Tree Resort by Hilton.
SANTA’S GIFTS NAME__________________________________ AGE __________________________________ SUGGESTIONS __________________________
Double Tree
Send reservations and checks to: Nancy Pfahler 717-687-6325 Box # 58 17 Cherry Hill Rd. Paradise, PA 17562
Hotel
Reservations must be received by Saturday, December 6, 2014 no exceptions
Double Tree Hotel is 3 Miles south of city on
Make checks payable to: Keystone Region Chapter Inc. ADULTS _____________ x $21.00 CHILDREN_____________ x $10.00 ages 5 to 12 Double Tree Hotel KEYSTONE REGION CHAPTER INC.
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2014 KRC Fall Tour Sept. 19 – 21, 2014 The 2014 KRC Fall Tour will take us to north central Pennsylvania to participate in several exciting activities! Events will include a tour of the Automotive Restoration Program at Pennsylvania College of Technology, a tour of the Turbotville Auto Museum, a trip on the Hiawatha paddleboat on the Susquehanna River, and visits to the Taber, Transportation, and Sones Farm & Home Museums. You will see an extensive collection of 50’s and 60’s cars, a restored Model A and Model T, and a restored railroad car! In order to accommodate tour at Penn College, the Fall Tour will start on a Friday. Building on its heritage as the oldest, continuously operating automotive program in the nation, Penn College offers the only college-level vintage vehicle restoration program of study on the east coast! We will tour their facility including the labs and restored cars. The Turbotville Auto Museum has over 35 restored vehicles (mostly from the 50’s and 60’s), a model display, and lots of auto memorabilia. The host hotel for this event will be the Holiday Inn Express in New Columbia, PA. They have reserved a block of 25 rooms and provided the Keystone Region Chapter an excellent rate of $85 per night! Phone (570) 568-1100 for reservations and tell them you are with the Studebaker Club to get the discounted rate. Costs for all events will be on your own and paid at each event. The one exception will be lunch on Friday, Sept. 19th which we will have at Pennsylvania College of Technology. This will be a buffet lunch (Chicken, rice, salad, vegetable, desert & drink) in order to accommodate our tight schedule for the day. Cost is $15.00 per person and will need to be paid at time of registration. To register for the tour and to pre-pay the Friday lunch, submit the following registration form and payment
NO LATER THAN SEPTEMBER 1, 2014: KRC 2014 Fall Tour Registration Form Name(s): ___________________________________________________________________ Phone number: ______________________ Email:_________________________________ Number attending Friday lunch at Penn College ____ x $15.00 per person = $___________ Mail registration and payment to:
Larry Michael 386 Route 118 Hwy Hughesville, PA 17737
Phone: (570) 584-4644 Email: lmichael49@comcast.net
Make Checks Payable to: KEYSTONE REGION CHAPTER INC.
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2014 KRC Fall Tour Tentative Information & Agenda Sept. 19 – 21, 2014 Friday, Sept 19 9:00 – 9:45am Meet at Country Cupboard parking lot, Lewisburg, PA 9:45am Leave for Turbotville Auto Museum 10:00-11:30am Turbotville Auto Museum tour http://www.turbotvilleautomuseum.com
COST (Each)
$ 5.00
4905 State Route 54, Turbotville, PA 17772 11:30am – noon Travel to Williamsport 12:15 – 1:15pm Lunch (Penn College, CAL Building) $15.00 http://www.pct.edu/schools/tnrt/collision/rs.asp One College Ave, Williamsport, PA 17701 1:15 – 3:45pm Tour Penn College Automotive Restoration labs 4:00 – 6:00pm Hotel check-in (Holiday Inn Express, New Columbia, PA) Reserved block of rooms at $85.00/night (570) 568-1100 http://www.ihg.com/holidayinnexpress/hotels/us/en/new-columbia/nwcpa/hoteldetail 160 Commerce Park Dr., New Columbia, PA 17856 Mention you are with the “Studebaker Club” to get the discount. 6:00pm Dinner - Country Cupboard – Prime Rib and Seafood Buffet $19.99 Saturday, Sept. 20 8:30 – 9:30am Breakfast (Good Wil’s – Montandon exit off of I-180) 9:45 – 11:30am Tour Taber and Transportation Museums $ 8.00 http://tabermuseum.org/welcome-to-taber-museum/ http://www.phtm.org/index.html 858 West Fourth St., Williamsport, PA 17701 11:45 – 12:45pm Picnic lunch on the shores of the Susquehanna River KRC 1:00 – 2:00pm Hiawatha paddleboat ride on the Susquehanna River $ 7.00 http://www.ridehiawatha.com/
3:00 – 4:30pm
6:00pm Sunday, Sept. 21 8:30am 9:30am
2205 Hiawatha Blvd., Williamsport, PA 17701 Sones Farm & Home Museum $ 3.00 http://wnep.com/2013/08/17/sones-farm-museum/ http://www.sonesfarmmuseum.com/ 92 Industrial Park Rd., Muncy, PA 17756 Dinner (Location TBD) Breakfast (Country Cupboard – Lewisburg, PA) Return home
If you have any questions or suggestions, please contact Larry or Ginni Michael at lmichael49@comcast.net or at (570) 584-4644. Cell phone contact information to use during the tour dates will be Larry Michael at (570) 220-9098 or Ginni Michael at (570) 220 -5444.
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DRIVE YOUR STUDEBAKER DAY SEPT. 13TH 2014 (SATURDAY) The Keystone Chapter is offering a fun drive and lunch buffet on Drive Your Studebaker Day for those wishing to participate. We have reserved a private dining room for a 12:30 lunch buffet at Hollywood Casino in Grantville Pa. The cost per person is $19.75, which includes tax and gratuity, and is “ALL YOU CAN EAT”. This is for adults only - - 21 years and over, and you pay as you arrive there. So that we can caravan in to the casino together, we will all meet at the Holiday Inn at 12:00 in their large parking lot. This is off exit #80 from Rt. 81. We will have about a 1/4 mile drive from there to the casino. Security has promised to have parking spaces together for us Stude folks. While there are no horse races until evening, games will be available to “try our luck”. I know some of you have won some money at those slot machines: Your deadline to reserve you space for lunch is September 8th 2014. Please respond to: Sue Mallory 13 Willowdale Drive Lancaster, PA 17602
717-392-1660
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KEYSTONERS AT THE 2014 DOVER INTERNATIONAL MEET. Here is a list of Keystone members who attended the International Meet in Dover Delaware. The list was compiled by Tom and Nancy Pfahler, and Pat Engle. If you attended the meet and your name is not on the list, please let one of us know.
George and Judy Blosser Chester and Nancy Bradfield Ray and Martha Brunner Tom Curtis Artie and Lynn Dicasimirro Raymond Dock Richard Dormois Bob and Bernadette Dudeck Jim Dunlap Tom and Joanne Ehrhart Ted and Pat Engle Gary Firce Denny and Cindy Foust Doug and Jewell Geouge Arthur Goldman Stan and Susan Goldman Kent Haberle Ron Hoff Brad Johnson Don and Diana Jones Ed and Laura Jones Nita Ketchum Jim and Mae Laird Gaye and Rita Liddick Don and Sue Mallory Mike Margerum Frank McCarthy Alan Mende Larry and Ginni Michael Jack Morris Jake Nice Jim and Ellen Nice
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Dave and Gloria Parsons Tom and Nancy Pfahler Craig Piper Joe and Janet Prechtel Art and Ann Reede Rob Reese Stan and Gloria Richard Rex and Janet Robinson George Rohrbach Jeff and June Sheaffer Jim and Irene Shoul Tom and Winnie Shoul Harry and Jean Shreiner Jim and Judy Sinclair Bruce and Pat Slifer Neil Smith Charlie Steffy Ron Strapel Larry Swanson Scott Tanner Lois Tems Frank Wenzel Wilbur and Ronda White Jim Whitehead Paul and Sue Wichterman Larry and Suellen Wiest Robert Wilson Robert and Hedwig Wilson Bill Zane
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IMPORTANT PEOPLE I received a phone call from Pete Wilson. Pete will be having serious back surgery August 4, 2014. Maureen (his wife) has been a wonderful help to Pete through all of this! Please keep Pete and Maureen in your prayers! Thanks.
E-mails courtesy of Mary Hall
Mary
I received this from Denny Foust on Cindy's surgery. Cindy came through the hip replacement surgery on Monday, July 7, 2014 with no complications. She hopes to soon be going home. Please keep Cindy in your prayers. Thanks.
Mary
Received this update from Jim Shoul on Shirley Schoffstall. Please keep Shirley and Jim in your prayers! Thanks.
Mary
Shirley is in Geisinger Medical Center, Danville, Pa. She is in Intensive Care. She has infection due to small hole in her intestine. It needs to heal itself, and then they can operate on her shoulder. She can't have anything to eat or drink. Jim said she was a little better yesterday. Jim Shoul
Bricks purchased by Keystone on behalf of some our outstanding members.
Madelyn Martinec Studebaker National Museum Marketing, Special Events, and Development Inter
Congratulations.
Jim and Irene Shoul received a special award at the May business meeting in Latimore Valley. Congratulations.
THANK YOU KEYSTONE Dear Keystone family, Thank you so much for all your get well cards, phone calls, prayers and thoughts during my hip replacement surgery. I deeply appreciate everything. Each day gets better. Looking forward to the next meet. Thankfully, Cindy Foust KEYSTONE REGION CHAPTER INC.
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THIS MONTHS COVER CAR By Jeff Sheaffer
1960 Studebaker Hawk
As far back as I can remember I liked older cars, I especially like the independent automobiles . I owned a ‘39 Packard 120 4 door sedan in 1970. (I wish I would have kept that one). I’m sure you’ve heard that story before. Then came reality, marriage, kids, job and all the things that go with it. I did manage to buy a 1953 Henry J but never got it running. Fast forward to 2002. I was looking on E-Bay for a Packard, when I came across a ‘60 Studebaker Hawk. The pictures were beautiful and it wasn’t too far from where we live. I bid on the car having never looked at it in person with 3 minutes to go on the auction and won the car. I went to pick up the car and was not disappointed at all. I drove it home cleaned it up, waxed it, and took it to a show the next weekend and won 1st place. I then ordered a copy of the build sheet from the Studebaker National Museum and was pleasantly surprised to find out it was an all numbers matching car with all the accessories on the build sheet. My car came equipped with a 289 cid v-8, Flight o matic transmission, tinted glass on all windows, undercoating, Twin traction, White sidewalls, Climatizer, Wheel disc, Electric windshield wipers and back up lights. The color is Sudan Beige. Final assembly date was 5-12-60. It was shipped to St. Joseph Mo. The only items that weren’t on the build sheet were the radio and antenna. They were either added later or dealer installed. In 1960 Studebaker produced 4,280 Hawks. They were all 289 cid V-8 engines, except for a few 259 V-8 and a few 6 cylinder all for export. I especially like the finned Hawks. (‘56 Golden Hawk and all 57-61 Hawks). I’ve put about 1500 miles a year on the car. It just turned 100,000 miles. I did have new bearing put in the lower part of the engine, that’s about the only major thing I have done to the car, although the generator went out while at the Dover International meet. ( I got second place for my car, missing 1st by 2 points). The car runs great, especially since I had radial tires installed. The bias ply tires that were on the car when I bought it looked great, but did not handle very well on the major roads. I love to take my car to shows, but I am getting to the point where I enjoy driving it more. After all, isn’t that what they are made for? It’s a pleasure to drive at highway speeds and gets thumbs up wherever I go. It always surprises me when some older people don’t know what a Studebaker is. Keep driving your Studebakers and promote the Studebaker brand. I want to Thank Bob Dudeck for coming up with the idea of putting Keystone members cars on the cover of the Keynotes. If you would like your car featured, please contact me at the address below. We will need some good Bob to draw your car and a story about your car for the Keynotes.
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Jeff Sheaffer 913 Pine Grove Rd. Fredericksburg, PA 17026 717-865-5560 - 717-574-2428 KEYSTONE REGION CHAPTER INC.
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OTHER EVENTS OF INTEREST
SEPT 7TH 2014 STRAUSSTOWN LIONS CLUB CAR SHOW
SEPT 13TH 2014 DRIVE YOUR STUDEBAKER DAY
See page 14 for events planned for Keystone Chapter on Drive Your Studebaker Day. Mark your calendar now to join Studebaker drivers around the world on the road and showing off your Studebaker car, truck or horse-drawn vehicle! Participation is easy: JUST DRIVE YOUR STUDEBAKER ON THE SECOND SATURDAY IN SEPTEMBER and tell people why you love Studebakers!
SEPT 21ST 2014 BEACHWOOD CAR SHOW OCT 1-5 2014 FALL CARLISLE OCT 8-11 2014 FALL HERSHEY OCT 11 2014 PUMPKIN FEST ENOLA PA.
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ORPHAN CAR TOUR 2014 WRITEUP by Jon Battle (540-364-1770) Fifty-five cars covered a 60-mile route through scenic portions of Maryland’s Baltimore and Harford Counties on June 7, 2014 as the 25th Orphan Car Tour once again hit the road. This year’s tour was given the title “The Harford Rural Ramble: Hayfields to Havre de Grace.” The cars – all but a two of them “orphans” (discontinued-make vehicles) 25 years old or older – embarked onto the tour at the Maryland Line Volunteer Fire Company north of Baltimore Md.,shortly after noon on Saturday. Each driver was given printed directions, and each car was released with ample headway ahead and behind it. The meandering route took the vehicles over scenic, rural back roads, through various state and county parks, to the day’s destination: American Legion Post 47 in Havre de Grace. There, at 5:15 P.M., 72 participants sat down to a pit barbecue served by the Legion in its open pavilion on the shore of the Susquehanna River near Chesapeake Bay. Blue skies prevailed, with temperatures ranging from 75 to 80 degrees. The route passed a number of historic and natural attractions at which participants could pause at their option: Eden Mill and Nature Center, Rocks State Park, the Conowingo Dam Visitor’s Center, and Susquehanna State Park, which features the Rock Run Grist Mill, Carter-Archer House, and the Steppingstone Farm Museum. The tour passed without incident, except for one car’s running out of gas and the loss of another car’s hubcap in a field. After dinner, various awards were given to participants who had distinguished themselves during the day. Oldest Car Award went to Gene Sauter of Ellicott City, for his 1937 Wolseley (a British make). Long Distance Award went to Jere and Carol Avenson, who drove their 1954 Packard a total of 285 miles to the tour from Chesapeake, Virginia. Runner-up was Tom Mancino who drove his 1981 DeLorean 192 miles from Clifton, N.J. Hard Luck Award went to Thomas Johnson of Chevy Chase, Md. for his temporary lack of fuel. As in past years, the printed driving directions had been sprinkled with a number of tricky questions about sights glimpsed along the route, designed to test participants’ observational skills. Those with the highest number of correct answers placed highest in the competition. First place was won by Bob and Phyllis Godwin from Jarrettsville, Md. and their passengers Aden and Pam Harvey. Second place went to Phyllis and John Cherry of Catonsville, Md. Third place was taken by Bob and Kathy Baer of College Park, Md. Honorable Mention went to Buster Zimmerman of Cascade, Md., and his passenger Melissa Cherry. Twenty “orphan” nameplates were represented in this year’s Orphan Tour: Studebaker (including Hawk and Avanti), 13 cars; Packard, 8; DeSoto, 6; AMC (Marlin, AMX, Hornet, Metropolitan), 6; Corvair, 4; Pontiac, 3; Hudson (including Jet), 3, Oldsmobile, 2. Marques represented by only one car each: Austin Healey, Checker, DeLorean, Edsel, Imperial, Mercury, Morris Minor, Nash, Plymouth, Triumph and Wolseley. Two “modern cars” were driven by drivers whose “orphans” weren’t in shape to drive the tour. (Three “staff cars”, all of them “orphans”, are included in the count.) Ross Miller laid out this year’s tour route, and devised the contest questions. Assisting at this KEYSTONE REGION CHAPTER INC.
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year’s tour were Bill and Susan Johnson, Jon Battle and Tom Kenney. Harley Smith serves as Treasurer and Rich Miller runs the Tour’s website, www.orphancartour.com. The tour is run annually in different locations around the greater Washington-Baltimore region. Its purpose is to encourage the driving enjoyment of antique “orphan” cars and trucks: vehicles at least 25 years old which were produced either by now-defunct manufacturers or by the discontinued divisions of still-existing companies. It is sponsored by Mid-Atlantic Packards (a region of the Packard Club), The Keystone Region Chapter of the Studebaker Driver's Club (SDC), the Potomac Chapter of the SDC, Potomac Ramblers chapter of AMC Rambler Club, and the Chesapeake Bay Chapter of the Hudson-Essex-Terraplane Club.
Here is a list of people with Studebakers who attended. Some of these may be from your chapter . Charlie Steffy, 1941 Commander Skyway Sedan Dean and Mearl Gross with Joyce Gross, 1951 Starlite Coupe Joe and Janet Prechtel, 1964 Hawk Bob Wilson, Valerie and Eric Deely, 1962 GT Hawk Tom Pfahler, 1961 Studebaker Jim and Mae Laird, 1957 Golden Hawk Stephen Walter and Linda Benedetto, 1956 Power Hawk Jim and Irene Shoul, 1946 coupe Robert Wilson and Andy Barbour, 1958 2 dr. hardtop Bob and Phyllis Godwin, Aden and Pam Harvey, 1964 Hawk Tom and Joanne Ehrhart, 1963 Avanti Jeff and June Shaeffer, 1960 Hawk Bob and Brenda Shaeffer, 1949 Starlite Coupe Sincerely, Jon Battle
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THE TOY DEPARTMENT By Michael Petti
Ideal’s Studebaker Talking Police Cars It is unmistakably a Studebaker toy. In fact, it looks like the 1954 Studebaker because the two grilles have teeth. However, nothing on the toy says “Studebaker”. The toy is Ideal’s talking police car. There are two versions. One is a generic police car and the other is a Dragnet police car. The Dragnet police car was based on the 1950s “Dragnet” television show staring Jack Webb as Sergeant Joe Friday. The box that this toy came in shows a photo of Jack Webb. The rest of the graphics are drawings. The generic police car box has drawings but no photograph. The Dragnet vehicle has black fenders, hood and trunk. The center is white. The generic police car is white and silver. The silver painted portion will remind some of Buick’s pontoon fenders from 1942. Both cars have a clear bubble top that is removable. Both toys are plastic and 14 inches long. Both came with a “Mobile Crime Laboratory”. Each car has a dashboard with removable phones. There are other items for police work. They are as small as one’s pinky. Each car comes with two pistols, two rifles, a Tommy gun, a camera, and binoculars. There is a larger battery operated flashlight that is attached to the bubble roof. The backseat includes a gun storage case. Behind the front and back seats is a table with a map. The map is a decal showing city streets. Both vehicles have a record playing talking device located inside the trunk. A manual crank on the trunk lid generates it. When operated the generic police car says: “Car 99. Car 99. Come in please. Go to 147 Broadway. Go to 147 Broadway. That is all.” The Dragnet car says: “Calling Sergeant Friday. Calling Sergeant Friday. Please dragnet for two escaped convicts. That is all.” Studebakers had distinctive designs. Can you imagine if the Ideal talking police car was based on any of today’s car brands? They all look alike. Thus, it would be impossible to say what marque the police car was. I met the actor Jack Webb. He introduced himself as Sergeant Saturday. I replied: “Sergeant Saturday! I thought your name was Sergeant Friday.” Jack Webb responded: “It was, but I overslept.”
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THE TOY DEPARTMENT By Michael Petti
Conquest’s Studebaker Prototype Wagon Back in 1946 Studebaker made two experimental versions of station wagons based on the new 1947 “which way is it going?” body. One prototype used a conventional wood structure. The four doors were wood. The bottom tailgate was wood. The panel and window frame above the rear pontoon fenders were wood. The front of the car ahead of the windshield, pillars, roof, and rear pontoon fenders were metal. The Studebaker woodie had back seat passenger doors that were “suicide”. These are car doors that are hinged at its rear rather than at its front. During the „30s and „40s some cars came with suicide doors. At the time doors sometimes would pop open. Since there were no seat belts a passenger could fall out when a door accidentally opened. There was a greater chance of a person falling out with a rear hinged suicide door than with a front-hinged door. The airflow from the speeding car would push the door closed on a front-hinged door. In contrast, the air current would push the door opening wider on a suicide door. A spare tire hung outside on the woodie‟s tailgate. Because of the fat, hung-on pontoon fenders, the tailgate was narrow. Conquest has made a 1:43-scale die-cast replica of the Studebaker woodie experimental wagon. This model is highly detailed. The real prototype languished for years at the Studebaker proving grounds. It was saved and restored. This vehicle sometimes appears at Studebaker national meets. If you saw a photo of the real wagon and the Conquest model, you would be hard pressed to determine which one is the replica. That is how authentic the Conquest model is. Another Studebaker wagon prototype used plastic for much of the body. This “test mule” was also built in 1946 and had the sensational 1947 styling. This was probably the first attempt by a major automaker to use plastic in the production of an automobile body. This wagon was a two-door. The “B” and “C” pillars, as well as the roof were plastic. The “B” pillar looked similar to the “B” pillar of the 1947 Starlight. The panel and window frame after the passenger door was plastic. The front of the car ahead of the windshield, “A” pillars, and rear pontoon fenders were metal. No tire hung on the tailgate. Like the woodie, the partial plastic wagon had a narrow tailgate because of the pontoon fenders. Sadly, there is no miniature of the plastic wagon prototype.
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THE TOY DEPARTMENT By Michael Petti
El Hawk Here is something for you HO train buffs. It will fit nicely on any train diorama. It is t he 1962 in 1:87 scale.
Gran Turismo Hawk
For such a tiny object El Hawk is right on the mark in proportion to its real counterpart. HO trains are realistic, but HO size cars often are not. El Hawk is an exception and looks real. By now you notice the unusual name. It is Spanish because this toy was manufactured in Spain first by Anguplas. When this firm went out of business, Eko, another Spanish company, made reissues of the original toy by Anguplas. El Hawk has a separate body and base plate. The plastic body is molded in one piece and includes bumpers, headlights, and grille as one unit. There are clear plastic windows but no interior. El Hawk comes in a variety of colors. Headlights, taillights, bumpers, and grille are painted silver. Tires are either all black or all white. El Hawk must have been great for elementary school boys tired of learning about fractions and pronouns in class. They could pretend their desktop was the Bonneville Salt Flats where 64 Studebakers filled pages in the United States Auto Club record books. And, more important, El Hawk was small enough to put up a sleeve, or hide in the desk before the teacher put 2 and 2 together that someone was not paying attention or doing independent seatwork. Your chances are better at finding El Hawk at old train fairs than at antique toy shows.
This solid gold reprint first appeared in the May 1989 issue of “Keystone Keynotes�.
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KEYSTONE CLASSIFIED WANTED: 1963 Avanti R1, automatic, no rust, very good cosmetic condition and drivetrain. Lois Tems Ph. 215-348-7563 FOR SALE: NOS parts- 40’s 50’s 60’s. Sheet metal, chrome, carbs, interior , hub caps. ‘62 ‘63 cranks, 4 259, 232. Heads, 170 heads, 40 amp alternator. 58 Golden Hawk grill. Call: Randy Snyder 301-707-2551 FORSALE: PARTS NOS: 64-66 Front & Rear bumpers. $175.00 NOS: 64 Grille single headlight $50.00 NOS: Automatic Trans for 61-64 V* $500.00 NOS: Automatic Trans Power Shift $500.00 Used: 4 speed with Hurst Shifter $400.00 Used: Lark & Hawk wheels $10.00 each Used: 15” ½ ton p/u wheels $10.00 each Used: 53-54 Coupe front bumper $60.00 Used: AFB 4 barrel intake $125.00 Many other parts. Please call: Gary Firce 215-945-5282
FOR SALE: 1963 GT Hawk. 76K miles. Originally a PA car. Now in Savannah, GA. Everything there. White. F & R Turner Brakes & dual master cylinder. Will consider trade. Will drive to Pa for return fare. George Gratton. Ph. 912-4333330 (cell) or 912-925-1732 (home) WANTED: C Cab truck. ’49 to. ’59 ½ ton. Must be restored or a clean original. Everything must work. Will consider a mild Custom. Good paint, chrome and tires are a must. No rust outs. Send Pictures to: Carmen D’Annunzio. 1548 Colonial Ln. West Chester PA 55040 Ph. 484-632-1580 FORSALE: ‘63 Avanti, R1 4 speed, wire wheels, new tires, totally original, Gold paint, fawn interior. Low Millage, Original wheels & caps. $23.000 John Kehoe Terra Alta, WV 26764 Ph: 304-789-3034
FOR SALE: 1939-1966 used Studebaker parts. 48 year collection - complete inventory. For more info call Albert Hall, Turbotvill Pa. Ph. 570-204-0906 E-Mail: abstude@verizon.net
WANTED: used SW tach for ’81 Avanti FOR SALE: Large assortment of used ’59-’66 Lark, T-cab parts. Make a pile, name your price. Rob Reese 2635 Spring Garden St. Easton, Pa. 18045 or call Rob Reese 610-252-7528 or stude1964@rcn.com
FORSALE: Original Studebaker shop & parts manuals. 1938-1966 All models, truck, and Avanti. All one lot. $500.00 abstude@verizon.net FOR SALE: 1962 Studebaker Pickup truck, modified Chevy engine. Dual Exhaust., auto on floor, T-bird seats, decent truck $8,000 . Call Ray Albert Ph. 717-712-5573 FOR SALE: Complete air conditioning set up from a 1962 V8 Lark. All mounting brackets, hardware, compressor, under dash parts and under hood parts. $250.00 Ted Engle New Buffalo, PA 717-834-3274 NEW MEMBER TRYING TO LOCATE: 1964 white GT Hawk w/ Rose Int., also 1965 Cruiser 283 V-8 disc brakes, Black leather Int. Bordeaux Red. Last seen in Easton, PA area Contact David Roberts. 200N. Congress Ave. Lot 280, West Palm Beach, FL 33409 Ph. 561-478-1367
FOR SALE: 1962 GT Hawk, White, black interior, 289, AT,AC, PS,PB. Full body off restoration and engine rebuild 1995-96. Excellent condition. Many upgrades make this a fun car to drive. Extensive inventory of body and mechanical parts included in sale. 20K email for details. ltbride@aol.com Thanks, Tom Bride 717 870-6432 HAVE PARTS AVAILABLE FOR 1932 Dictator Regal 4dr. Contact Leon Breidegam Ph. 610-944-8482 Also would like to know if there are other 1932’s around FOR SALE: Weiand 2x2 intake. Fits 51-58 Studebaker V8. Takes 3 bolt Stromberg carbs. Asking $500.00 Includes shipping. Call John: 978-549-7710
NEW MEMBER NEEDS HELP: Any parts or Technical help for restoring a 1925 Light Six Call: Chris Baker Ph. 717-384-8521 FOR SALE: 1981 Avanti 305 V-8,Turbo Hydro,TT ,A/C, PS, PW, Momo wheel, Tilt, Cruise, Skytop, Moonroof, Recent New Dark Pine Original Paint, Upholstery Work including Recaro Racing Seats.There is some NORS Chrome Trim as well as good used. Rebuilt as Nice Driver. Extra Parts Included. Asking $11,750/OBO. May consider cash & NOS '64 Parts. Rob Reese, 2635 Spring Garden St. Easton,PA.,18045. PH. 610-252-7528 or email me for pics,stude1964@rcn.com
FORSALE: 1953 Studebaker Commander Coupe, V-8 Automatic. Needs work, trunk floor bad, inside floors fair. Early '53 model. Grilles fair. A good parts car or could be restored. $1,500 Denny Foust 143 Studebaker Road, Spring Mills, Pa 16875 814-364-9629 or dfoust@sdckeystoneregion.com
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