TABLE OF CONTENTS President’s Message……….…...3 Editor’s Message……….…....…4 Membership application……….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…………...6-7 Raffle Car Report…………….....8 Raffle Car Order Form………….9 Studebaker York Swap Meet….10 Keystone Calendar…………….11 Christmas Banquet……………12 Thank You Keystone……….....13 Ice Feast & Business Meeting...13 Tour Master’s report………….14 Cover Car………………..…15-17 Keystone January 2014 Planning meeting…………..
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
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August Business Meeting Minutes…………………….18-19
Executive Committee
2014 Drive Your Studebaker Day………………..20
Immediate Past President Wilbur White
Swap Meet Chair Bob Sheaffer
Dictator Vince Habel
Swap Meet Co-chair Scott Tanner
Aug & Sept Keystone Events…21 Important People………………22 Toy Department…………...23-25 Keystone Classifieds……...26-27
President Alan Mende
Champion Denny Foust
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
Hawk June Sheaffer Commander Nancy Pfahler Cruiser Tom Pfahler Swap Meet Chair Bob Sheaffer Raffle Car Chair Gordon Kertzel
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
It’s Only Water September 13th was a pretty gray day to be International Drive Your Studebaker Day (it was also Drive Your Model A Ford Day). Despite the rain, twelve intrepid members of Keystone in six Studebakers met at the Holiday Inn in Grantville, PA for the short trip over to the Hollywood Casino for their well-known buffet. All of our windshield wipers functioned…except for one on Don and Sue Mallory’s GT Hawk that went flying. Don was able to retrieve it and put it back where it belonged. I discovered two new leaks in the cowl of Grace (you know, our ’54 Commander Starliner) and will have to lubricate the defroster motor – what a racket it made. But then, our Studebakers have something our new cars don’t – vent windows. That’s how I kept the windshield clear enough to see where I was going. Notice in the accompanying photo the illegally-parked Avanti belonging to our retired Pennsylvania State Trooper, Ted Engle. In the interest of full disclosure, I asked Ted to park there so I could take photos of all the cars together; he moved it afterward. To be sure, all of our cars looked beautiful with the rain beading up and glistening on them. In attendance from left to right were Sue Mallory, Pat Engle, Suellen & Larry Wiest, June Sheaffer, Mary Moses, Diane Schlott, Jeff Sheaffer, Jack Herb, Ted Engle, and Don Mallory. (I took the picture, so I’m behind the camera.) I certainly hope the weather will be improved for our November business meeting at Hoss’s in Hummelstown on November 15th from Noon to 3:00 PM. Be sure to give Suellen Wiest a call (717 566-0400) a call to let her know you’ll be coming.
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EDITOR’S MESSAGE Editor’s E-Mail Address jeffsheaffer@comcast.net
Web Address www.sdckeystoneregion.com
Here we go again! The summer of 2014 is behind us and winter is just around the corner. I hope it doesn’t get as cold as it was last winter. I wanted to do some things to my car, but it was just to cold to go out to the garage and work. It seems, the older I get the less I like the cold weather. I did work outside almost all last winter, but when I got home I wanted to stay in the house. Now that I am retired and not working much I can start on my car before it gets real cold. I don’t know how I managed to keep up with the things I needed to do at home and work full time. Our priorities seem to change as we get older. I used to like to go to car shows for the competition of winning a trophy. I’m getting to the point where I would rather go to shows where there are no trophy's or to cruise ins and have some good fellowship with the other people and promote Studebakers. Keystone’s August & September functions were great. In August we went to Rough & Tumble in Lancaster county. I had a great time and really enjoyed seeing all the steam powered equipment. I included some pictures in this issue. Be sure to check them out if you missed the meet. Afterwards we had a business meeting at Tom & Nancy’s home. In September we had our Fall Tour. I could only make it on Friday because it was a work weekend at hunting camp. Thanks to Larry & Ginni Michael for putting the great tour together. Friday after breakfast we visited Turbotville Auto Museum.. All the vehicles and memorabilia are top notch. It was worth seeing. Afterwards we traveled about 26 miles to the Pennsylvania College of Technology in Williamsport PA. We parked on the campus where the auto technology students could become familiar with Studebakers. They have a great program for students to learn auto restoration. It is a top of the line program. After eating a great meal in their restaurant run by their culinary department we got to tour the automotive facilities. We saw the classic cars they were restoring and they do fantastic work. I had to leave after visiting the college, but I was told that Saturday was another great day on the tour. I wish I could have been there. If you never been to one of our monthly functions you need to give it a try. We always have good fellowship and great food. ( us Studebaker people like to eat). Look for the Keystone Calendar in this issue for upcoming events. If you would like your Studebaker to appear on the cover of “Keynotes” please contact me and we will arrange it. Bob Dudeck is our cover artist and will need some good pictures of your car, and I will need a story to with it.
Driving the past into the future
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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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MEMBERSHIP NOTES AND NOW....FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT.... (with apologies to Monty Python!) Being the Membership Director Keystone Region Chapter give me the opportunity to keep you up-to-date on what our membership is doing, and to alert you to upcoming events. The column this month includes some pictures from the past. Some you may recognize, some you may not. If you're a LONG-TIME Keystone Region Chapter member (back when it was just called Keystone Region), you might recognize the first two shots. If you do, drop me a note at the email address shown below and let me know where the photos were taken at:
The rest of these pictures should be familiar to some of you. This year we celebrate the 46th year of our chapter's formation at Raymond B Winter State Park in September 1968. I know some of the cars in these pictures are still in the possession of their original owners. Anyone you recognize? Yeah, we're a bit older, but the memories of that first meet are still fresh.
And a couple more: next page
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MEMBERSHIP NOTES
Thanks to Keynotes Publisher Jeff Sheaffer for letting me put these pictures in Keynotes this time. Most of you have, by now, received the October Turning Wheels, and have had a chance to look at the winners in Judging at the Concours this year. Keystone Region Chapter fared pretty well, a testament to the quality of the cars we possess. Keystone Keynotes also came home with a 1st Place in Bi-Monthly publications. Congratulations Jeff!. Membership in Keystone Region Chapter remains constant at just over just over 304 persons. Keep in mind that all memberships expire in December. Please take the time, this issue to check your expiration date on the address label on your issue. Don't wait until the last minute, as I can take your membership renewal online or through the mail. 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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RAFFLE CAR REPORT Raffle car ticket sales are progressing at a steady pace. I am still in need of members to send in for tickets to sell for this years' car. Many of you that have sold tickets in previous years have not yet sent for tickets. Please advise me using the form in this Keynotes, or call me and I will send the requested number. Thank you to Jeff Sheaffer and his crew who were able to sell 32 tickets without benefit of the car being at the Strausstown event. Hershey will be over by the time most of the membership receives this issue, and I am hopeful that the weather will have cooperated and that sales will have been successful. Tom Phafler will again this year be taking the car to Reedsville, and I am certain he and his crew will do a great job. At the present time about 2000 tickets have been sold or taken by members for resale. The first ads are now going into Old Cars Weekly, and the Hemmings publications. Sales will now significantly ramp up. We still do not have an alternative if J.C. Taylor insurance does not continue to write our coverage. We are covered until the 2015 Studebaker York Swap Meet, but we must try to solve the problem before that time comes. I would still appreciate input if others have any thoughts. If not, it is my plan to continue the raffle next year, by selling tickets by mail or the internet only since we already have the 2016 car. That means we will no longer take it anywhere except the York meet for the drawing. Perhaps this is the end of a Keystone tradition. Time will tell, and hopefully things will all work out in a positive manner. I must again thank all those who have thus far made ticket sales a success. Many thanks also to Bob Sheaffer, Don Mallory, and Dick Whitehead for all their help in fixing a few minor mechanical problems with the ‘51, and transporting it to my home after the repairs were completed. Hopefully I will be going to Florida again this winter after my mom finishes cancer treatments at Hershey Medical Center in October. I look forward to another successful year with all of your help.
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 NOV.
NOV.
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 10TH 2014
CHRISTMAS PARTY
PLANNING MEETING
DOUBLE TREE IN WILLOW ST.
EPIC BUFFET HOLLYWOOD CASINO
LANCASTER COUNTY PA. NANCY PFAHLER, SUE MALLORY
GRANTVILLE PA PAT ENGLE 717-834-3274
JAN 31ST 2015
MARCH 5, 6, & 7 2015
BUSINESS MEETING
STUDEBAKER YORK SWAP MEET
CHAMBERSBURG ICE FEAST &
YORK FAIRGROUNDS
BUSINESS MEETING.
BOB SHEAFFER 717-341-3141
ED WENGER 717-263-5075
OTHER EVENTS OF INTEREST OCT 1-5 2014 FALL CARLISLE
OCT 8-11 2014 FALL HERSHEY
OCT 11 2014 PUMPKIN FEST ENOLA PA. NOV 21 & 22 2012 REEDSVILLE STUDEBAKER SWAP MEET REEDSVILLE PA
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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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THANK YOU KEYSTONE Thanks to all of you who have sent cards or have called to express your sympathy on the passing of my mother. She missed her 98th birthday by 8 days. Her health has been failing in the past few months, but she kept her spirit and was good up until the end. I will always miss her, but I know that she is in Heaven with my dad. Your remembering Tom and I is so appreciated. Nancy Pfahler Hello, I'm home after having my hip replaced for the second time! Yes second, first one broke. I would like to Thank everyone for their thoughts and prayers, phone calls and cards. Thanks Again! Joe Prechtel
IceFest 2015 & Business Meeting CHAMBERSBURG, PA January 31, 2015 Arrive in Chambersburg: Saturday January 31, 2015 by 10:30 am in the K Mart parking lot (area across from Wendy’s), just.1 mile north on Wayne Road, Rt 316 – Exit 14 off I 81. From there I will lead the group to our parking area in town, a little tricky to get there. We will leave K Mart at 10:45 am to the parking area in the Masonic Lodge parking lot, across the street from our meeting in the Shook Home (55 South Second Street) activity room – entry on alley side. 11:00 am to 12:15 pm Business Meeting 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm
Meal – served buffet style
1:30 pm to ?? Stroll Downtown Chambersburg on your own viewing about 65 ice sculptures plus 6 or more giant sculptures. This is a great event for both adults and kids. Slide down the giant ice slide. Sit on the Ice Throne. Shop downtown stores or just stop in to warm-up. Bring your camera for photo opportunities. Stay as long as you want or overnight. Come early. Many other daily activities to view – check out activities at: www.icefestpa.com , evening fireworks. Dress accordingly. Menu: Garden Salad w/ choice of dressings Entrée: Choice of Chicken Cordon Bleu and/or Roast Beef Mashed Potatoes w/ choice of chicken or beef gravy Choice of sides: Corn and/or String Beans; Dinner roll Dessert: Cheese Cake with choice of toppings (Cherry, Blueberry Chocolate) Beverages: Choice of Soda, Water, Tea, Coffee Price: $10 per individual (adults and kids), KRC is assisting in this price. NOTE: IceFest begins Thursday with ice sculptures placed on sidewalks and with carving of giants on Thursday evening and Friday. Events continue through Sunday with ice displayed as long as weather allows. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: January 15, 2015
________________________________________________________________________________________ IceFest 2015 Chambersburg, PA & KRC Business Meeting Name: __________________________ Phone: ___________________ Address: __________________________ E-mail: ___________________ ________________________ TOTAL NUMBER ATTENDING: ___________ X $10/person $ _________ Make check payable to: Keystone Region Chapter, Inc.
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TOUR MASTERS REPORT MEMBERS NAME BARKER, TONY/BENNIE BERLIN, NELSON/SHARON BRUNNER, RAY/ MARTHA BURNS, AL/ JUDY EHRHART, TOM/ JOANNE DOCK, RAY DUNLAP, JIM ENGLE, TED/PAT FIRCE, GARY FOUST, CINDY/ DENNY FRY, DAN/PAT GEOUGE, DOUG/ JEWELL GROSS, LARRY/ POLLY GODWIN, BOB HABEL, VINCE HAKLAR, JIM HALL, ALBERT/ MARY HALL, BUD/ SHIRLEY HOFF, RON HERB, JACK/ RICKY 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
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THIS MONTHS COVER CAR By Denny Foust
The goal of a lifetime...
A long time ago, a spark of interest in Studebaker was planted in a Keystone Region Chapter member. It happened way back in the late 40's, when my Dad, the late Bob Foust, bought a new Studebaker, a 1952 Hardtop, as I remember. Those years are a bit foggy, as I was only about 5 years old at that time, but I remember Dad taking us to the races at Tipton Speedway, near Altoona, PA. This was a small dirt track that existed many years after the famous and short-lived board speedway existed there. I, along with my brother, Bob, was standing alongside the car as we waited for the long line of cars to find their way into the racetrack. That was my first memory of Studebakers that became a part of my life. A year or so later, I can remember a beautiful, new 1953 Studebaker Commander hardtop joining our family. I remember Dad saying he drove all over Western Pennsylvania trying to find one of these cars, and can still remember seeing it through the windows my grandfather's service garage. He had it there, shortly after he bought it to have it serviced "properly" for the many years we owned it. A beautiful shade of red, with a cream top, that car is still vivid in my mind. It was a beautiful car then, and remains a beautiful car now when I see one at a show. A number of years later, I've grown a bit, but my interest in Studebakers has grown. I guess I was about 14-15 years old, when I started reading Car Craft, Hot Rod, Rod and Custom magazines, along with some other long -forgotten titles, looking for those Studebakers. I was building plastic models of Studebaker and other cars and dreaming, soon, of owning my own car. A few things stand out about those years. I can remember being surprised how many Studebakers were being "hot-rodded" at that time. These hot-rod Studebakers were some of the most popular cars in the world if you were interested in making high-speed runs on the salt flats of Bonneville (they're still popular!), or in the case of the new Daytona International Speedway, they were the ticket for speed on the high banks in a division called Sportsman-Modified. I still remember seeing a newspaper my parents brought home from Daytona that showed the finishers of that race, and being amazed that so many Studebaker-bodied cars appeared in the results. Today, a Studebaker-bodied race car still holds a speed record in a race there. Studebakers sometimes appeared in the pages of Hot Rod Magazine. Hot Rod did not have color pages at that time, but many of their features were printed on green-tinted pages in the magazine. What impressed me then was how easy it seemed it was to put the new Chevrolet V-8 in a Studebaker to make it faster on the street. I soaked-up all those articles and wondered if I could ever do that with a Studebaker. For the most part, the cars they modified were coupes, not hardtops. I had no idea then why they chose coupes, except for the fact that they probably were not as popular as the hardtops. I just knew I had to have one....sometime. Roll forward a bunch of years.....the responsibilities of raising and educating two children take priority in Cindy's and my life. The interest is still there for a coupe, and I briefly own a nice '53 coupe missing an engine (perfect candidate), but I have nowhere to shelter it. It stays only a few months and I sell it. KEYSTONE REGION CHAPTER INC.
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THIS MONTHS COVER CAR Now, roll forward a few more years, and an old acquaintance visits me at work and tells me he has spotted a Studebaker in a garage locally. He works for the power company and has spotted it in his travels through a neighborhood, and tells me it might be for sale. I get the address of the owner and stop by one afternoon to inquire about the car. Guess what? It's the car of my dreams.. a Studebaker coupe, this time a '54 Champion, and "YES" the car is for sale. "May I look at it?" I ask. "Of course" is her reply and we venture to the garage when it is stored. My heart sinks as I see furniture and box after box of "stuff" piled on it, around it and behind it. The car was pushed into a corner of the garage sometime after its last inspection in 1972, and it was just pure luck that the door was open the day my friend spotted it. The bumpers need chromed, the pot metal trim on it is shabby, and the seats are dry-rotted from years of storage, but I see the potential. Both sides of the car show the typical rust you expect on early Studebakers in the front fender area, and the furniture that has been stored on it and around it has given the car a lot of dents. IT HAS POTENTIAL! Can I pick the car up tomorrow? Well...that's where this all falls apart. She tells me I have to speak with her son, who lives in Washington, DC to complete the deal. He seldom comes home, and I spend the next 9+ years wondering if I'll ever get the car. I never stop thinking about it, but wonder if the elderly lady who has the car has died. Finally it gets the best of me and I go back to her house, unannounced, one morning. She meets me at the door, and says "Mr Foust, I've been thinking about calling you about the car" I ask "is it still for sale?", I ask, and just that quickly she says "Yes", and we complete the deal. I arrange for a rollback to pull the car out of the garage the next day, and quickly load it and head for home. Things move slowly for a few years, as parts come off, and the car goes to Figart's Auto Body shop. The proprietor, Stan Figart, attacks the rust on the fenders and then removes them to be finished. Hood, doors, rear fenders, deck lid all disappear into stream of work, and a beautiful, rust and dent-free body emerges. In the meantime, a Ford 9" rear goes under the car, A Turner disk brake kit is installed, a dual master cylinder is installed under the floor, and arrangements are made for a new interior, including a headliner, and carpets. Now, what to power it with? What else...that Chevrolet V-8 I've always dreamed of putting under the hood. A tip from a former dirt-track racers leads me to an inexpensive means to mount the Chevrolet engine right over the original Studebaker mounting location. I have a '65 Chevybaker 283 that's been gathering dust in the corner of the garage, and that's the engine that gets put in the car. I later learn it has a stuck valve from setting so long and we pull the engine.. More on that later. Block-hugger headers are purchased as I need clearance on the steering side of the engine, and I install the engine about 1/2" off-center to get the necessary steering clearance. I hook up a GM 700-R4 Automatic Overdrive transmission along with a new driveshaft, and add 3.51 gears in the rear axle, to make the car "cruise" down the road. The moment of truth is upon us, as I hook the original 6-cyl radiator to the engine, time it, and fire it up. The aforementioned stuck valve rears its ugly head. Now, what do I do?
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THIS MONTHS COVER CAR GM has a heck of a deal on new engines. They deliver a new 290 HP, 350 CI engine to your door for $1,995 + tax, and I order one. Apple Chevrolet from York delivers it right to my door for free. My son, Neil and I spend the next month hooking everything up, and it runs...but, it's obvious the cooling system is not up to snuff. Now, what do I do? A new reproduction radiator is $300-500 minimum, but, there ought to be something else that can replace it. NOPE...because the top tank on the radiator tapers on the sides, nothing fits it. I spend the next 3-4 months researching until I find a 16" high aluminum radiator on Amazon for $149 that might work. With modifications to the radiator cradle and the bottom outlet, it does. Now, the car runs, but it leaks transmission fluid. We fix that with a $0.16 grommet that the local parts shop orders and we're on our way. Are you taking the car to Dover for the International Meet? Geez, never thought about that....but, yeah, I think I might. I enter the car in Class 9 (Modified, with Non-Studebaker engine), and score enough points to come home with a 1st place in Class. Now, that feels pretty good! I've had my eyes on just such a car ever since I was a teenager, but never quite reached the goal until now. It feels good to be judged by your peers as having a nice car. Now, I just have to put a few more miles on it. Hope to see you more this year in it!
KEYSTONE PLANNING MEETING JANUARY 10TH HOLLYWOOD CASINO GRANTVILLE PA The Planning Meeting will be held on Saturday, January 10, 2015 at the Hollywood Casino in Grantville, PA. We will have a private room in the Epic Restaurant from 12:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. where the Buffet is served.
The Buffet is $14.99 per adult
and we will pay the cashier individually at the register when we arrive. I do not need to give the Casino a firm number attending, but I would appreciate if you would contact me so I would have a number for this event. My phone number is 717 834-3274. We can meet at the Holiday Inn parking lot between 11:30 – 11:45 A.M. and caravan to the Casino. They will have special parking for our Studebakers as they did for us on “Drive Your Studebaker Day”.
Pat & Ted Engle
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KEYSTONE BUSINESS MEETING MINUTES FOR AUGUST 2014 The August 16, 2014, business meeting of the Keystone Region Chapter of SDC, Inc., met at the home of Tom and Nancy Pfahler following a visit at the Rough and Tumble steam show in Kinzers, PA. President, Alan Mende, called the meeting to order at 3:30 pm. Ted Engle moved that we dispense with the reading of the May business meeting minutes. A second by Gary Firce. Motion passed but not unanimously. June Sheaffer discussed her treasurer's report. COMMITTEE REPORTS Membership: Denny Foust reported our membership at 301 members. Raffle Car: It was reported that there are less than 2,000 tickets to be sold on this year's raffle car. Editor: Jeff Sheaffer announced the rewards our newsletter received at the International Meet. They were the Eleanor Blume Award for outstanding art work and cover design; First place Bimonthly print newsletter. Congratulations to Jeff Sheaffer and Bob Dudeck. Bob is asking members to submit stories and pictures of their Studebakers. Their vehicle will be on the cover of KEYNOTES with their story inside. Tour Master: Tom and Alan spoke on Drive Your Studebaker Day. A picture will be taken of those who drive their Studebakers to the Hollywood Casino at Grantville. Sue Mallory has made arrangements for the drive and meal there. Larry Michael spoke on the fall tour to the Williamsport area. So far 20 have signed up. November 15th-business meeting at Hoss's in Humelstown, PA from 12 noon to 3:00 pm. Suellen Wiest is the contact person. Reedsville is November 21-22. The Christmas banquet will be held in Lancaster County on Saturday, December 13th. The program will be about Hats. Humanitarian: Jim Shoul reported for Irene. Get well cards were sent to Pete Wilson, Cindy Foust, Shirley Schoffstall and Beth Dimler. A sympathy card was sent to Arlene Clark on the passing of her husband, Lloyd. Nominating Committee: Tom announced the candidates for 2015. President: Nancy Pfahler Vice-president: Irene Shoul Secretary: Winnie Shoul Treasurer: June Sheaffer Membership Chairman: Denny Foust There is still time to add your name to the office of your choice. Continued on next page KEYSTONE REGION CHAPTER INC.
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KEYSTONE BUSINESS MEETING MINUTES FOR AUGUST 2014 OLD BUSINESS: The AACA museum in Hershey, Pa sent the club 24 admission tickets to the museum for our adoption of a Studebaker in the museum. After some discussion as to how to distribute these tickets, it was decided to give some away as door prizes at the Christmas banquet and some at the York Swap Meet. They expire June 30, 2015. The Studebaker National Museum gave our club 10 admissions tickets for our adoption of the two Avanti protypes. These tickets will be available at the November meeting. Alan will put a blurb in the next KEYNOTES. They will be given away in pairs. NEW BUSINESS: SDC has banners clubs can purchase and use when displaying their Studebakers as a group. The purpose is to keep the name Studebaker visible to the public. There are 4 different types available and if any are purchased by December 31, 2014, SDC will give a rebate. Alan suggested that the club purchase the 3 x 6 banner and 2 feather banners. The cost with rebate will be $235. A motion was made by Denny and seconded by Gaye Liddick to purchase the 3 x 6 banner, which will display the club name, and the 2 feather banners. Motion passed. Denny will call and order them asking if we can have, at least, the feather banners by the fall tour. Larry Michael reported that he has seen 2 Studebaker cars that are in dry storage and have been for about 25 years. One is restorable and one is not. If interested, contact Larry. Denny reported that a number of past members have not renewed their membership. He suggested that we offer them a 2-year membership for $20 to have them back. Ted Engle made a motion that this offer be made through constant contact. A second by Gary Firce. Motion passed. The maintenance of the Studebaker Monument is falling short. It was suggested that we might consider asking Tyrone County if they would consider taking over the maintenance in the summer. We could offer to provide an escrow account to help pay for the maintenance. Denny will contact Frank Thomas. Denny, Wilbur and Gaye will proceed finding a solution. Discussion followed. Alan spoke about how our Studebakers being on display at the Rough and Tumble steam show brought young people and children over to look at them. The meeting was adjourned at 4:55 pm on a motion by Gaye and a second by Pat Engle. Respectfully submitted, Nancy Pfahler, Secretary
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DRIVE YOUR STUDEBAKER DAY 2014 Some Keystone members traveled to the Hollywood Casino in Grantville Pa. on “DRIVE YOUR STUDEBAKER DAY”. Even though the weather was not the best we braved the rain and enjoyed a great buffet at the casino.
We were tour masters for the Ontelaunee Region AACA’s annual two day tour. This year we toured first to Columbia and experienced the Turkey Hill experience, toured the National Watch and Clock Museum, spent the night in Paradise at the Best Western Revere Inn and Suites, and saw the show at the Rainbow Dinner Theatre called Drinking Habits. On Sunday morning, after enjoying a buffet at Miller’s Smorgasbord we toured up to the Renaissance Faire. The Studebaker preformed perfectly and all 16 of the members on the tour said that they had a great time. Carl R. and Minnie Breininger driving their 1964 Studebaker Hawk on Drive Your Studebaker Day. KEYSTONE REGION CHAPTER INC.
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KEYSTONE EVENTS FROM AUGUST & SEPTEMBER August 16th 2014 Rough & tumble and business meeting
September 2014 Fall Tour to Williamsport PA
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IMPORTANT PEOPLE Hello All,
8/9/2014
Hello All,
8/20/2014
I received this from Jim Shoul.
I received this from Jim Shoul.
Please continue the prayers for Shirley and Jim.
Mary, we visited Shirley yesterday (8/19/2014). She was in fair spirits. They are constantly giving her pain
Thanks!
meds around the clock because of her broken shoulder. Yesterday they were going to put in a stent to get a better blood flow. The stent is to help her heal quicker. After all this, she still has to get her shoulder operated on.
Mary
Her address:
Update on Shirley Schoffstall. Jim said she is supposed to be moved out of intensive care. She is on a liquid diet.
100 N Academy Ave Abigail Pav. – 4 th. Floor - Room 11
They may operate on her shoulder in a week or two.
Danville, Pa 17822
Jim Shoul Hello All,
Geisinger Medical Center
This evening (8/20/2014) Al and I visited Shirley. We woke her and she was glad to see us. She joked
8/09/14
a little with us. She is so tired of just lying around and getting tests done. She mentioned the long drive
Received a note from Nancy Pfahler. Joe Prechtel had a hip replacement on August 12.
Jim needs to make each day to visit her. Al called her the “Pumpkin Queen” and that made her laugh!
Please keep him in your prayers. Thanks.
She thought everyone would have forgotten about that. (In high school she was called the Pumpkin Queen around Halloween time.)
Mary.
Please keep Shirley and Jim in your prayers!
To send him a card:
Thanks.
8898A Avenue B
Mary
Todds Farm, Maryland 21219 Hello Everyone, Ken Hall (son of Charles (Bud) and Shirley Hall is in great need of your prayers! Ken had two veins in his one leg put together to his foot in order to save his leg 9-18-2014. The doctor next week will decide if his other leg still needs to be amputated. Hello All,
8/9/2014
I received this from Joe Lipton.
9/20/2014
I received this from Sharon Berlin regarding Nelson's surgery. Please keep them in your prayers! Thanks. Mary Nelson is scheduled to have a total shoulder replacement on Monday. We would certainly appreciate prayer from our friends to encourage and strengthen us for the challenge ahead. Thanks so much,
Please keep Jack and his wife in your prayers. Thanks!
Sharon 9/23/2014
Mary Stude friends, I heard from Garden State SDC member Jerry Walker that GS SDC President Jack Widmann was to have surgery to remove a mass from his arm on August 3, 2014. Please keep him & his wife Charlotte in your prayers. Joe 9/20/2014
Nelson is coming home today following his total shoulder replacement. His procedure was a little more complicated than expected but he did well and will have home PT for several weeks. Hopefully, he'll make good progress in gaining back most of his shoulder movement. Thanks so much for friends who are praying and wishing us well. Your encouragement makes these challenges so much easier. Blessings, Sharon
With happiness always comes some sadness too. The mother of Nancy Pfahler and Don Jones died this morning (9-20-2014) at the age of 98. Rex and Janet Robinson has had 4 family members die in a year. Ed and Doris Smeltz has a critically ill son-in-law, Dan. I'll let you know more on Ken Hall when I hear something.
9/24/2014 Daniel Newton, son-in-law of Ed and Doris Smeltz, passed away peacefully on Sunday, 9-21-2014 after a year's struggle with cancer. Please keep Dan's family and Ed and Doris in your prayers.
Please keep these families in your prayers!
E-mails courtsy of Mary Hall. KEYSTONE REGION CHAPTER INC.
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THE TOY DEPARTMENT By Michael Petti
Hawk 1962 Lark The first time I saw the 1962 Lark I was stunned. As a 13 year old it looked like a totally redesigned car. The new rear fenders made the Lark look gorgeous. Who knew that six years later I would own one? In the meantime, as an individual too young to drive there were several 1962 Lark miniatures to own. Hawk Model Company made two of them. Hawk Models go back to 1928. Dick and Phil Mates formed the company in Chicago, Illinois. They were brothers. From its inception to the early 1950s the firm manufactured wooden aircraft models. The Mates brothers displayed built-up and painted models at the 1933-34 Chicago World’s Fair. Hawk supplied identification models of planes for military training during World War II. The company produced the first all plastic model kit in 1946. This was the Curtis R3C-1 racer. By the time the 1962 Lark kits were offered, Hawk had a wide variety of realistic scale replicas. Subject matter included aircrafts, ships, missiles, and vehicles. Beginning in 1963 Hawk offered the “Weird-Ohs-Car-Ichy-Tures. These were caricatures of hot rods and dragsters. They looked like something out of MAD magazine. Surprisingly, these oddball kits were Hawk’s best selling lines. There were two 1962 Lark kits. One was a hardtop and the other was a convertible. Both were 1:32scale. The parts were very realistic looking. Unfortunately, there were many parts. This was great for a skilled builder, but not for a beginner. There was one instruction sheet used for both the hardtop and the convertible. Unlike other model kits that are stationary, the Hawk Larks could move. The tires turned. In fact, the finished kit could move without requiring batteries. As noted on the box, this was because of “Hawk’s new torque reaction drive.” Actually, this was nothing more than a wound up rubber band! The Testors Corporation purchased Hawk in 1970. This firm makes model glue and kits. The Hawk product line was then sold to J. Lloyd International. Hawk has been a part of Round 2 model kits of South Bend, Indiana since 2013.
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THE TOY DEPARTMENT By Michael Petti
Arcade Studebaker Ice Truck Here is a toy that younger generations would not understand. Sure, they would know it is a truck. But they would have no clue why the word “ice” is painted on the truck. It would have to be explained to them that before there were refrigerators run by electricity, there were boxes that stored perishables. They were kept cool by ice. Hence, the cube or rectangular food storage units were called an “ice box”. The ice was delivered to houses by trucks. Today, it seems primitive, but was state of the art at the time. Arcade made a miniature of the cab-over-engine 1938 Studebaker ice truck. The body was iron, with a nickel grille, and rubber tires. The toy was 6¾ inches in length. Like many other toy companies, Arcade began manufacturing other products than toys. Edward and Charles Morgan started it in 1868. They were brothers who called their company the Novelty Iron Works. They made spring door hinges, cork extractors, coffee grinders, and other household items. The firm was reorganized and renamed the Arcade Manufacturing Company. The company was located in the Arcade section of Freeport, Illinois, and took its name from that location. Charles left, but Edward remained. His new partner’s name was Albert Baumgarten. Arcade made its first toy in 1908. This was a cast iron bank. These banks were in the shape of a horse in various poses. Then came a lion, seal, pig, buffalo, cow, rhinoceros, and even a rat. In 1910, the banks were also made to look like a safe, a clock, and a mailbox. The first Arcade vehicle came in 1921. It was a miniature cast iron Yellow Taxi Cab. This was not a generic taxi painted yellow. It was a replica of the Yellow automobile. Just as Checker was a brand that concentrated on making taxi cabs, Yellow was a brand that only specialized in taxi cabs. It proved so popular that Arcade began to make more toy cars and trucks. Arcade is said to have made the first farm toy in 1922. This was a miniature Fordson tractor. The driver looked like Henry Ford. In 1923, Arcade began to make toys for girls. The first toy was a food chopper. The next item was a toy stove and then a dollhouse. One of Arcade’s famous toys is a replica of the buses used at the 1933-34 Chicago World’s Fair. This was a GMC bus that had Greyhound logos on it. Toy production ended when Arcade made military goods during World War II. The company was sold to Rockwell Manufacturing in 1945.
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THE TOY DEPARTMENT By Michael Petti
Goodee Studebaker
Take a step-down Hudson and a 1953 Studebaker. Meld them together. What do you get? There are two answers. One answer is a 1954 Starliner proposal that was created by Phil Wright who designed the 1952 Aero Willys. His rendering can be seen on page 76 of Richard Langworth’s book Studebaker: The Postwar Years. The second answer is a “Goodee” die cast toy 1953 Studebaker two-door sedan. Goodee toys were similar in construction, style, and workmanship to Tootsie toys. Headlights, grilles, bumpers, and chrome accent lines are molded into one piece of metal. The wheels are solid rubber, and are attached to the body by axles. Because of this arrangement there are no front wheel openings on the Goodee Studebaker. Instead, there are front “skirts” similar to the late 40s and early 50s Nash. There is no interior, and windows are hole openings. Goodee Studebakers were three inches long, and came in a variety of colors. Goodee toys were made in New Brunswick, New Jersey. Other 1953 marques replicated by this firm included the following: Cadillac convertible, DeSoto station wagon, Ford police car, Ford fire chief car, and Lincoln hardtop. Because the Goodee Studebaker is crude, one could easily and unintentionally overlook it at a toy show. The saving grace is that unmistakable sloping hood. The author was pleasantly surprised to find out that he has a Goodee Studebaker. He was removing his old toys from his parents’ attic to his own house, when he accidentally discovered it. What was once a child’s unimportant toy is now a prized possession on a display shelf.
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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 For Sale:1955 Studebaker Champion 4 door, standard overdrive transmission. Garage kept. New carpet and upholstered interior, paint on bottom half. Some parts included. Phone Dick Stambaugh, 717-789-3282
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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