Studebaker Car Club Of New South Wales

 

 

Workshop

 


Wanted: Articles for our website.

 

We're looking for technical stuff like;

  • General restoration. eg. Car dismantling, reco/paint/repair and re-assemble. Either partial or complete car.  Body, interior, mechanical, electrical, etc.

  • Mechanical repairs. eg. Removal/repair/replace of gearbox, diff, suspension, engine, etc, etc.

  • How too.... repair this or that... replace an axle.. a starter motor.. a water pump.. time an engine.. etc.
    Not necessarily 'THE' only/correct/best way, but 'ONE' way.  To show tools and/or equipment required.  Clearly the info would be specific to your vehicle, but it could help others as well.
    You may have already done some work and have photo's, or how about the next time you do a job on the Stude, take a few pics and put a some words together to make up an article?
    It's generally easier to start a job, if you have an idea of what is ahead of you.

Workshop Pages from Members

Information shown within these pages are suggestions only, and not necessarily

intended to be the correct or only way to carry out a repair.

If you choose to use this information, you do so at your risk

The SCCNSW, and/or it's members, will not be held accountable for problems that may occur as a result of using this information.

Brakes

Red Bulbs

 

 

 

Specifications & Information

Car related Stuff

Engine Specs 1946 to 1956

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Cyl. Head Compression Ratios

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Avanti Engine

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Engine Numbers

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Car Specs 1930 to 1939

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Car Specs 1940 to 1949

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Car Specs 1950 to 1959

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Car Specs 1960 to 1966

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Stude V8 Engine ID

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Workshop Equipment

For those who like to fix or make junk.

TOOL of the Month;

BELT SANDER:
An electric sanding tool commonly used to convert minor touch-up jobs into major refinishing jobs.

 

How to Make a 'Pan Brake

(Sheet metal Bender)

     
 
 

This page last reviewed 28th April 2010.


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