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Old Iron - my son saw it and said once he thought watermelon it was all over

Local monthly car show mostly late models and these [/[URL=http://s928.photobucket.com/user/abbyandstryker/media/forum%20post%20pics/FFF1B1D5-F5F0-4048-BE36-F31E1473B5A9_zps8vr78f7o.jpg.html]

I've proclaimed 2016 - the year I finally start taking the Studebaker apart and putting it back together. Been gathering parts, cleaning up and assessing what's there, determining what to do. Settled on and purchased '78 Camaro subframe, started the build of a mid-'80's 454 Chevy - going to go...

It'll be awhile before I get to the drive train - all the while keeping an eye out for the right motor. A stude V8 would rock!

getting ready to bring this bad boy home and get started

about to bring this one home and get started -- let the fun begin

Future rat rods..?

One of my older brothers had a convertible '68. I've always like the look of the convertible's hard top.

Very cool, seeing this come together with cars few in the US have ever seen. I've been googling these to get a look.

Thanks, it's the first "hot rod" she has ever driven. She's loving it.

Zoom in on first picture - steering wheel is on the right.

Great start.

watching it come together so nicely (and looking so easy) is inspiring.

Great build thread - have to admit, I've been reading it like a comic book (in other words - looking at the pictures).

Budget builds are the best - no need doing what everyone else is. Plus if you are careful and need to or just decide to sell getting more of your money back is an added bennifit. Good luck, keep the pictures coming.