Antique tractors and cars

[Guido Salvage]

Last post for tonight. I attended the International Studebaker Meet in Lancaster, PA in 2008 and was asked to do some photography for the Studebaker Drivers Club magazine. Took loads of pictures as well as a helicopter ride to shoot the show from above. Here are a few...

This is a 1958 Packard Hawk, only 588 were built.

Studebaker diesel road tractor with the 96 BBC cab.

1963 Studebaker Daytona with the optional R-2 engine with Paxton blower.

A couple of pictures from the sky:

 

[little possum]

Nice shots Gary!

The log arch over at the mill doesnt have hydraulics, but I still have that "need" for it

 

[Guido Salvage]

Nice shots Gary! The log arch over at the mill doesnt have hydraulics, but I still have that "need" for it

Actually it does as you can see in the following picture:

A couple of more pictures for you:

Why not step up to a self propelled one?

 

[little possum]

* The one I am trying to get doesnt have hydraulics

But thanks for the pictures, I think one of those could be made up pretty easily

 

[Guido Salvage]

* The one I am trying to get doesnt have hydraulics

But thanks for the pictures, I think one of those could be made up pretty easily

If your tractor has hydraulics, you should be good to go. The biggest issue may be getting a cylinder with a long enough ram.

 

[Marco]

The orange power unit on the mill was a L or LA Case, they have the rod portholes above the pan rail.

 

[little possum]

Huh, whatd you say?

 

[Marco]

yard clutter

TA out and clunk in tranny, pretty to look at, need to get it goneView attachment 200968View attachment 200969

DV550 is good for holding chrome or a boat from drifting.

 

[little possum]

Thats a neat lookin tractor. And I am definitely gonna have to get one of those stickers!

 

[Ductape]

Seen At An ATHS Show This Summer.....

Nice flattie powered 8N with a vintage 4X conversion. Somewhat useless...... but if you have the $$$ ...... why not?

 

[Eccentric]

I love flathead V8's. Seen a few Funk I6 and V8 converted 8N's. Not terribly useful, but super cool. I like how the grill now stays with the radiator when the hood pivots forward. Not seeing the rear hood/dash extension that I've seen on Funk conversions. What manufacturer made that vintage 4WD conversion.........or was it something cobbled from other vehicles by a prior owner long ago?

 

[Ductape]

Not sure who did the 4X conversion. I'll ask my brother-inlaw, he is more knowledgable on them than I am. That is the second one I've seen in person though.

 

[little possum]

Everybodys gotta spend their $ somewhere Seen a Funk I6 last week at the Bunter show.

 

[paccity]

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[Eccentric]

Here are your pics. That's a great museum.

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Now why is this one my favorite???

 

[little possum]

 

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[little possum]

Thats all for now. All those were taken at the show in Butner, NC. I really like seeing the tractors with implements. They may not have came straight outta the field, but maybe there is hope they aren't all garage queens