Studebaker Car Club Of New South Wales

Studes Missing In Action.

Let's try to track down some Studes that were known to us years ago.

Maybe they are around in someone's shed, or maybe they have gone to God.

Please let us know the whereabouts of these vehicles, if you know.

If you can, please provide serial numbers so that we can be sure.

1961 Lark Sedan

Reported to be race prepared car by Bert Needham, and sold as used vehicle in 1963,

from Needham's an Wentworthville.

Last seen 1964 when traded in on new Hillman Imp!!!

Some more photo's and a bit more info can be found >here<

1916 Studebaker

Caption written on rear of photo'

"1916 Bangalow Show"

Driver is Wal Noble (Yvonne F. Great Uncle) of Bangalow.

Has anyone got any more information on this one?

1954 Studebaker

Previously owned by Dale F in 1975, Tim L who converted to V8, then it vanished.

Where is it now?

1960 Studebaker Hardtop

Previously owned by Dale F and sold in early 70's, and many others.

Lyle L converted to 350 Chev, and it was re-painted in early 80's.

Located - Currently owned by our member Geoff C.

1962 Studebaker

Previously owned by Brian F, Michael K around 2005, and it vanished.

Where is it now?

1965 Studebaker Cruiser

Previously owned by Yvonne F, sold late in 70's to Perry P, then on to Steve W, Dave G, Anthony A.

Was bored to 327, had 12 slotters, then painted candy apple red, and 350 Chev with

white interior, sold again and has vanished.  Where is it now?

1963 Wagonaire

Previously purchased by Dale F. in around 1977 on behalf of Dale Jr.

Dale owned the vehicle for 2 years before selling it to Bert Needham Snr.

Bert used the tailgate for his Wagonaire, and disposed of the rest.

Never seen again.

Maybe it survived?? Does anyone know if it did, and where it is?

1963 2 Door Lark            1963 Lark Cruiser                           1963 Hawk

Taken on an outing with the Buick Club to the Zig-Zag Railway c1977.
 

The gold 1963 2 Door Lark, fully imported, not ex-police. Sold to Victoria in the 1980's.

Never seen again.

The green 1963 Lark Cruiser, very rusty in the body, wrecked (gtG) in the early 1980's, but the perfect rust-free doors are still in my (Phil H) shed and are not for sale.
 

The yellow 1963 Hawk, is a convertible.  Sold to the Newcastle area in the early 1980s.

Has been found, alive and well, living in the Southern Highlands of NSW and currently owned by our newest member.