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JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2015

The Copper Starlight

Bi-Monthly Newsletter of the Southern Arizona Chapter of the Studebaker Drivers’ Club

Inside this Issue:

Membership Info 2

From the President 2

Calendar of Events 3

Run to the Pines Info 4

Interesting Websites 4

Member’s Contribution 5

Tech Tip 6

Holiday Events 7

Odd’s N Ends 8

Sponsors 9

Cruise Nites 9

Ads 10

New Members Application 11

2015 Officers:

President – Maggie Wheeler

VP/Tourmaster- Kelly Marion

Secretary – Fred Gooch

Treasure – Chuck Stanford

Past Pres. – Jerry Kaiser

Membership & Circulation –

Chuck & Louise Stanford

Historian – Fred Gooch

Newsletter Editor –

Cindy Marion

Publisher – Randy Goble

Volume 42, Issue 1

HOLIDAY EVENTS

SAC Thanksgiving Pot Luck at beautiful home of Steve & Sue Gilsdorf. Attendees included: Steve &

Gail Ault; Mike & Violet Borens; Deb Crooks & 4yr old granddaughter Alyssa; Lou Fencl, Jerry &

June Kaiser; Darel & Anne Magee; Bruce Sandburg & Delores Schurtz, Chuck & Louise Stanford;

Bruce & Maggie Wheeler. The food was delicious and we had a wonderful time. Photo above of

Steve & Sue Gilsdorf '35 Pierce Arrow, beautiful original California car. Many thanks to Steve & Sue

Gilsford for your splendid hospitality.

Thank you Delores and Bruce

For thirty one years Bruce Sandburg has hosted our annual Southern Arizona Chapter Christmas din-ner with the last decade co-hosted by Delores Shurtz. We probably can't count the wonderful memo-ries we have shared, the great food and all around meaningful fellowship we've enjoyed on Yavapai Trail .....Yes...In some way we have all contributed to this glorious holiday event in perfect weather, in fog and in snow one year, but we have always taken for granted it would be a good time and the ham, the whipped russets and the regal bird would be there waiting with the warm hospitality and a pizza from Pima. Bruce and Delores, many more appreciate what you have done than will take the time to tell you, but on behalf of all who have been there and all who wish they had.......THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING.

Richard Dormois

From the Editor:

Thanks to June Kaiser for her many years of service to SDC/SAC as our editor. Thank you for making us #1! I

know that I have very big shoes to fill and am excited to get started. Thank you for all your help while I break

free of my training wheels.

Thank you to Maggie Wheeler, Jerry and June Kaiser, Fred Gooch, Bob Miles, Richard Dormois, Steve Ault,

and Malcolm Stinson for contributing to this newsletter.

Please contact Cindy Marion at 520-762-0271 or [email protected] to contribute technical

tips, member profiles, pictures, interesting articles, or to place or change an advertise-

ment. I look forward to serving as your editor!

Cindy Marion

The Copper Starlight January/February 2015

Message from Our President:

Wishing Well:

Bruce and Maggie Wheeler and Family,

Guy & Rosalie Hammer, Susan Koppleman, Dave Lillie,

Mary Powell McConnell, Chuck Naugel,

Robert Sandburg, and Alex Shulick

Birthday & Anniversary Wishes:

January 2 Delores Shurtz 5 Nora Gooch 14 Stan & Charlotte Luczycki 25 Fred & Nora Gooch 31 Sherry Watson February 4 Stan Luczycki 6 Dennis Mills 8 Nancy Bradfield 8 Bob & Eileen Loshbough 12 John Agee 15 George Cunningham 27 Gilda Eneboe

As we look forward to 2015, I want to extend my personal invitation to you to attend an outing and meet the rest of us who love and appreciate all Stu-debakers. Doesn't matter if you have a running Studie or not, we would like to meet you. If you have any comments, please contact me by phone (520-297-

6145) or E-Mail ([email protected]).

I would like to have your input.

Happy New Year!

Maggie Wheeler, President

Messages from Past President and Editor:

After 2 terms as your president of the SAC/SDC, I leave the presidency in Maggie Wheeler’s capable hands. I hope that you will extend to her and her Board Members the same support that you have given myself and my Board Members. Happy New Year to you and to your family and remember to keep

the shiny side up.

Jerry Kaiser

I have enjoyed being your editor of the Copper Starlight for the past 5 years, but I turn over my editorial possessions to our new editor, Cindy Marion.

Thanks for your many contributions to the Copper Starlight and to Cindy.

June Kaiser Welcome new members:

Bob and Jenny Miles

mailto:[email protected]

Upcoming Events/Southern AZ Chapter and Other Auto-Related Events


Saturday

February 7,

2015

“Motoring thru time” celebrates Heritage Square’s 35th Anniversary. Antique or classic vehicles from the 1900’s to the mid

1980’s are welcome to exhibit at Heritage & Science Park, Phoenix AZ from 10am—4pm. Space is limited. But free if pre-

approved and registered. For more information contact [email protected] or call 602-262-5071.

www.phoenix.gov/parks

February 14,

2015

Happy Valentine’s Day

March 14,

2015

March Madness, South Mountain Park, Phoenix 10am-3pm. All Arizona Studebaker gathering. Car show with awards,

swap meet, and raffle.

March 15,

2015

Los Angeles Chapter Winter Meet. Sunday March 15, 2015 9am—3pm. Murphy Auto Museum at 2230 Statham Blvd,

Oxnard, CA 93033 This is a Studebaker car show and will include all Studebaker “relatives” (Avanti, Packard, Erskine,

Pierce Arrow, and Rockne) vehicles. Registration forms at www.studebakersla.com or contact Howard Brown 818-606-0267

April 2015 Breakfast in Caliente Park *More information to come.

May 1-3, 2015 Route 66 Fun Run. Seligman to Golden Shores! For more information visit http://azrt66.com/annual-fun-run/

May 24, 2015 Beach Cities, Orange, Inland Empire Chapter SDC 41st Annual LaPalma Car Show and Parts Exchange

All Studebaker care show, Sunday May 24, 2015 8am—3pm La Palma Park—Anaheim Ca. For more information contact

James Gillen 949-280-4952

August 2015 Great American Playhouse, Oracle and Tangerine. “The Amazings in Action Heros of Tomorrow”. More infor-

mation to come once a specific date is selected.

Aug. 16-22,

2015

51st SDC International Meet, Host: Missouri/Illinois “Gateway” Chapters

Host Hotel: Sheraton Westport Chalet Hotel, 191 Westport Plaza, St. Louis, Missouri (314)878-1500

$115.00 per night (Mention Studebaker for club rate) Online hotel reservations: http://bit.ly/gatewaystude2015

SDC/AOAI/ASC online registration www.sdcmeet.com

September

12. 2015

Drive your Studebaker Day and Membership Appreciation Day. Tumacacori Wisdom’s Café

September 24-

27, 2015

Run to the Pines in Pinetop. **Deadline close, please respond ASAP if you would like to attend!! See page 4 for more

information from Malcolm Stinson.

October 22—

25, 2015

Antique Studebaker Club Zone Meet in Williams, AZ. Watch for story in the next newsletter!

November

2015

Thanksgiving Party—Steve and Sue Gilsdorf , Hosts. Watch for specifics in future newsletters.

December

2015

Christmas Party—Mike and Violet Borens, Hosts. Watch for specifics in future newsletters.

*Note: Call before

attending to avoid a

change of plans


Past Events and special messages

Gaslight Theater Christmas show had a GREAT turnout!!! We had 41 Members, adults, children and guests! We need everyone’s help in gathering history. Please submit any 4X6 pictures (actual photos, not digital) of cars, mem-

bers, and/or club functions to Fred Gooch. Thank you!!!

Interesting Websites

The Studebaker Museum

www.studebakermuseum.org/

As Original As It Gets: Jon Gray’s 1937 Studebaker Presi-

dent http://tinyurl.com/q5f4wmz

Hemmings Find of the Day: 1937 Studebaker Coupe Express

http://tinyurl.com/n69s84c

Antique Studebaker fire trucks

http://my.firefighternation.com/

groupantiquestudebakerfireapparatus

Run to the pines

Submitted by Malcolm Stinson

I am trying to get at least 20 Studebakers to join us in the

car show, RUN TO THE PINES in Pinetop, AZ. This show

is the last weekend in September. This year it is Septem-

ber 24th to the 27th. If we can get the 20 plus Studebakers

we will have a Studebaker class.

This is a very well attended event with free admis-

sion to spectators. There are thousands of people that just

come to see these cars. What a way to get our Studebak-

ers out and show them off. This show is so well attended

that when we send out the registration form in April , it is

full with the 550 cars within 10 days. We turn down several

people every year because they can not get their registra-

tion in fast enough. That alone should show that it is a real

great show.

The cost to register is $45.00 per car. What you

get for this is 2 tickets to a burger burn on Thursday night,

join in the run from Show Low to the Hon-dah Casino on

Friday with another 2 tickets to the Hon-dah BBQ. Display

your car on a lovely grass field and a chance to win and

take home a trophy.

There is also an Arts & Crafts show all this

weekend a very short distance away.

Please let me know if you would like to join us in

this event. I have 12 people signed up to date and we

need more. Thanks.

Contact Malcolm at [email protected] or

928-368-7442


The History of Studebaker in Tucson: 1920—1988 by fred gooch

Researched and submitted by Fred Gooch. References: Tucson Public Library, Telephone and City Directories, Charlie hall, Bruce Sandburg, Chuck Nagle, Lee Beaudry and Frank Ronstadt. Part of this article was originally published in The Copper Starlight Jan/Feb 1982. 1920-21: Studebaker started selling cars in Tucson in 1920 at Ronstadt's, 70 N. 6th. I received a letter from Mr. Ronstadt confirming that they had sold cars in 1920-1921, but that he did not recall handling any other Studebaker products. Studebakers were sold in Tucson for almost 46 years, yet 1920, 1959, and 1960 were the only years with two Studebaker dealerships. The other dealer in 1920 was Ryland & Olcott at 355 Toole Ave. 1921-23: In 1921, Ryland & Olcott separated, and the Arthur W. Olcott Co. became the Studebaker dealer for 1921, 1922, and 1923 at 185 E. Broadway. 1924-26: For these three years, Studebakers were still sold at the 185 E. Broadway address, but by a new dealer, Tucson Auto Company. 1927-29: In 1927, Bowen & Sims Co. Inc.. Bought the dealership, and moved to the corner of Broadway and 5th. In 1928-29 they also sold Erskine and had a dealership located in Phoenix. 1930-31: Bowen & Sims parted company in 1930, and Mr. Maxwell joined with Bowen to form Bowen-Maxwell Inc. They sold Studebaker and Pierce-Arrow at the Broadway/5th location through 1931. 1932-33 Now, Bowen and Maxwell parted, and Mr. Jensen joined Bowen to form The Bowen Jensen Motor Co. They moved to 114-116 E. 6th and sold Studebaker, Pierce-Arrow, and Rockne through 1932/33. 1934-35 In 1934, Mr. Bowen decided to go solo and formed the Bowen motor Co. He added another building to the dealership (114-120 E. 6th), and took on Plymouth and DeSoto as well as Studebaker, Pierce-Arrow. In 1935 he dropped the Pierce- Arrow line, but continued with Studebaker, Plymouth ad DeSoto at the same address. 1936: As far as I can determine, there were no new Studebakers sold in Tucson during 1936. 1937: The new Studebaker dealership this year was Modern Motors; They sold cars at 509 N. 6th Ave. 1938: Mr. Simms decided to get back into the Studebaker business at this time. He had been half of the 1927-29 dealership; Bill

Simms Studebaker was located at 135 S. 6th Ave. 1939: Amos C. Cliff Motors had been the Graham/Willy’s dealer, and in 1939 he added Studebaker to his line-up at 208-218 E.

Broadway. 1940-60: For these 21 years, stability arrived for Studebaker; they were sold by Jack Erny and Bill Edel at J & B Motors, 616 N. Stone. This is probably the dealership most Tucsonan's remember best. After Studebaker moved from this location, the city used the site for bus barns. After J & B closed, Pete White sold Packard one door to the north. Bill Edel was also the Mercedes dealer for a short time. Regarding the Pete White Packard dealership, a mechanic (unknown name) rented this building for several years for a mechanic business. In the 1970’s I had several Morris M repaired there, my bills were al ways written up on Pete White Packard stationary. In 1959, the Lark was introduced. The dealership moved two blocks and to the west side of the street. Here, for two years, Studebaker would be sold by Beaudry Motors, at 847 N. Stone. 1961: Studebaker crossed the street again, and went another block north to 950 N. Stone. Owned by three men: Frank Giles,

Jack Nood, and another whose name could not be located. The dealership was operated as Oasis Motors. 1962-64: The next two years for Studebaker in Tucson were at the Oasis address. However when Ed Comitz purchased the dealer ship he renamed it Ed Comitz Studebaker. 1965-66: While we have little data on what could be called “The Last Gasp”, it appears that a Guy Burns briefly marketed the last production cars coming from the Canadian plant, which were powered by GM Engines.


The History of Studebaker—Continued

Studebaker had Tucson dealers for 45 of the detailed 46 year span. The longest span for one dealer was the 19 years of J&B Motors. In all, a total of 16 dealers existed, four of them located on North Stone Avenue. Fred Ronstadt worked as an apprentice at a blacksmith shop and later for Southern Pacific Railroad as a blacksmith and had originally came to Tucson from Magdalena, Sonora at age 14. Fred started his business in 1888 and by 1901 was sell-ing his self built wagons and buggies. As the first Tucson Auto Dealer he sold curved dash Oldsmobile's in 1904 and later added Studebaker, EMF, and Flanders. The 97 year old company closed in 1988. One of the last places of business for the Ronstadt's was donated to the city and became the Tucson Bus company hub.

KEEPING YOUR STUDEBAKER COOL

By Bob Miles

Anytime of the year is a good time to check your Studebaker’s cooling system. Especially before

taking any trips or to get ready to store your car for the winter.

First visually check your coolant level. There is another check that should be performed to insure

your anti-freeze is able to protect your engine.

Take your volt meter and set it on direct current. Take your negative lead for 12 volt, positive for 6 volt, and place on a

good ground. Take your other lead and touch the coolant in the open radiator neck. This gives you a reading for con-

ductivity in your coolant. If the reading is 1 volt or less, this is considered acceptable and this indicates a low level of

dissolved metals in the coolant. If you have a reading higher than 1 volt, the coolant should be changed with an anti-

freeze that has a rust inhibitor. This is certainly cheaper than a damaged block or head failure due to corrosion.

Early cars were not designed to operate under pressure or at higher temperatures. Older cars with unpressurized

Cooling systems lost 2 degrees for each 1000 feet of altitude. At 7,000 feet, the boiling point of water is 198 degrees.

Pressurized systems came in to use by every manufacturer in 1940. The first systems used 3 to 7 pounds of pressure.

In 1955 the system changed to 12 to 15 pounds of pressure. The boiling point of water increases with more pressure

on the system. No pressure on the system means water boils at 212 degrees, under 5 pounds of pressure water boils

at 227 degrees, 10 pounds of pressure boils at 240, and thus at 15 pounds will boil at 255 degrees.

It should be mentioned that while you can find pressure caps to fit earlier cars, installing one can cause damage to a

radiator that wasn't designed for high pressures.

Additionally, check your thermostat. Change if there is any suspicion that it is not working correctly. One way to test a

thermostat is to put it in a pan of water and apply heat. Test with a thermometer and see at what temperature the ther-

mostat opens. If the thermostat is working correctly it will open at the temperature indicated on the thermostat. If the

thermostat is opening correctly then your heating problems are caused by something else.

Technical Tip


holiday events continued

Thanks, Bruce and Delores, for your hospitality for again another year. It was in the 90s that Gail and I met Dandurand’s, fellow SDC editors, and consequently started crashing your Christmas Party while traveling in our RV. Next thank you to the Marion's - Kelly has stepped up to be the tour master and his wife, Cindy, has volunteered to edit the news-letter. Thanks also to the Kaisers. Jerry and I have something in common more than Studebakers since we were both proofreaders and editor’s spouses (in addition to SAC editor for a few years, Gail edited the Colorado/Wyoming/Nebraska chapters for over a decade). We know the editor’s job is more of a sentence with no parole. Thank you for your years of service. There are many other loyal Studebaker enthusiasts who deserve thanks for their contributions but the tour master and newsletter editor are the most influential. Without enjoyable activities, attendance drops, and without good promotion, folks don’t get the message. Let’s all help Kelly and Cindy reach high expectations. Like our marquee, DARE TO BE DIFFERENT. Here’s to a great 2015. . . Steve Ault

Photos by Richard Dormois

Lou Fencl

Gail Ault

Kelly Marion, Bruce Sandburg, Bob

Loshbough and Bob’s 1961 Champ

Kelly and Cindy Marion

Fred and Nora Gooch

Maggie Wheeler calling

meeting to order!! Claudia Robinette & Richard

Dormois Alex & Kathy Shulick Glenda and Joe Bailey


Odd “n” Ends by Cindy Marion

Kelly and I were fortunate enough to plan a trip to see our son at Camp Pendleton the very weekend of the San

Diego SDC Car Show!! Such a treat! We even saw some of our neighbors from the Grand Canyon Chapter!!

Thought we would share some of the photos we took on a fabulous day on the beach!!

\Tucson Cruise Nites

Thursdays: Northwest Cruise-In SW corner of Thornydale and Orange Grove, behind Freddy's Steakburger, from 6-9 pm.

Look at the beautiful on Scott’s website http://www.pbase.com/slc_images/nw_cruise_in

Fridays: Safeway Cruise Night 6pm-10pm, 6380 E Golf Links

Little Anthony’s Diner: Classic Car Shows : Night shows: 7pm—10pm (registration 5pm—7pm) April 19 & 26; May 24; June

14 & 28; July 5 & 19. 7010 E Broadway behind the Gaslight Theater, Roberta 520-296-0456 littleanthonysdiner.com

For more fun events go to http://www.carnuts.org

And in the state of AZ: http://www.cruisinarizona.com/


For SAC Member recommended Sales and Services,

call our local sponsors first.

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Thanks to Randy Goble, SDC member, and printer

at Creative Printers, for printing this newsletter.

For all your printing needs,

stop in at Creative Printers, 2729 E. Grant, Tucson,

or call 520.881.6572

SALE!! SAC/SDC Men’s Polo Shirts (S-XL) Ladies styles &

mint green polo shirts $10. I'll have shirts, 2014 rosters and

newsletters at all club events. Chapter Name Tags pin type

name tags for $6. & magnetic type name tags for $7.50 each,

Chuck Stanford at 520-888-1563 or [email protected]

For Sale: 1941 President Skyway Land Cruiser, Excellent

original condition. One repaint. Mileage shows 53,000

miles. Numerous award winner! Superb tour car with

"diamondback" radial tires. Original spare in trunk. Includes

visor....(not installed) and various other spare parts, includ-

ing "NOS" hubcaps and steering wheel. $24,500. Jerry (360)

317-4300 or Email [email protected]

Studebaker Flock for Sale: 1938 Commander State Sedan, 1950 Commander Land Cruiser, 1954 Modified Starliner, 1960 Champ PU, 1962 GT Hawk. Your choice and I’ll keep the last one. Note nothing cheap. Chuck Stanford 520-888-1563 or [email protected]

For Sale: Popup trailer needs canvas top $400 Bruce

Wheeler 520-297-6145

For Sale: Beautiful‘59 Studebaker Hawk, mileage 7,617, 350

V8 TBI, 700 R4 transmission, 8” Ford rear end, HPC Headers,

Howe aluminum radiator, Fatman front end including 11”

disc brakes rack & pinion power steering, MII spindles, AC,

heat/defroster, Autometer gauges, tinted windows, leather

interior, remote controlled door poppers, alarm, car cover,

power steering & power brakes, Boyd wheels, electric doors

& windows, lowered front. $17,000. OBO Dick Jensen, Sierra

Vista, 520-803-1052, 520-508-9970, [email protected]

For Sale: RARE ‘59, 3/4 Ton, 4WD, 4E12D, Nice Truck, 5 sp/

O/D Alaskan Blue $20,000. OBO Bruce Sandburg 520-586-

0403

For Sale: 1960-62 automatic transmission w/bell housing &

torque convertor from V8 Studebaker car. Operated when

removed $85.00 OBO Fred Gooch 520-883-7418

For Sale: National Geographic Magazines 1915-1934, 53

individual magazines, 3 indexes that run from 1888-1988, 3

bound editions includes July-Dec 1930 and all of 1931.

$250. OBO Fred Gooch 520-883-7418

2015 SAC/SDC Membership Roster—NOTICE:

Chuck Stanford will have the 2015 rosters available at March

Madness in Phoenix. Please send any changes in your

addresses, phone numbers, or email addresses to Chuck

Stanford [email protected].


Studebaker Ads ~ Wanted ~ For Sale or Trade

Dennis is a retired ASE certified mechanic & has restored Studes

over many decades & has accumulated more projects than he has

been able to accomplish.

For Sale: 1961 Lark convertible. Good body, not much rust. Glass

good all the way around. Needs everything for the interior – seats

need to be rebuilt and recovered. Dashboard needs recovering (all

the dials are there). Automatic transmission. Engine (259ci V-8)

doesn’t run. It’s locked up, frozen. I haven’t disassembled the en-

gine so not sure if it needs rebuilding or replacing. California car. It

needs a new top. Glass & Chrome are good. Will need to be

trailered. $1100.00 Call Dennis Mills

520-825-0765 afternoons/

evenings, Email: [email protected]

For Sale: 1925 Studebaker, 4th owner, thought it would be fun to fix up but it’s too big a job for me. Has many original features, even the oil can and parts book. Lou Anne Henderson Temple, TX. Ph 254-399-0066 Cell 254-715-5432 email [email protected] (I believe she is asking about $9000 for the car.

For Sale: Parting out ‘53 3/4 ton C-Cab truck

‘37 Dictator engine $200

‘38 Commander sedan parting out ‘37 &’38 Dictator & Commander parts

2R5 (fits ‘49-’53) truck Champ 6 bell housing $40

‘51 Commander left front door $45

‘51 Commander right rear door $45

‘53 Coupe Rear bumper $50 ‘53-’55 Sedan trunk lid $50

‘55 Left Hardtop door. $75

‘57-61 Hawk fiberglass dash $50

‘57-’64 1T front truck bumper, painted, exc. condition, $100. ‘59-’60 Lark or ‘60-’64 Champ truck hood $50. ‘59-’60 Lark trunk lid, $35, good condition

‘60-64 Champ Truck Doors $50. ea

‘62 Lark Station Wagon upper tailgate $50

‘62 GT Hawk rear Valance part between bumper and body $40

‘62-64 GT Hawk doors, rust free $50 each

‘62 Lark rear quarters $100 for both or $60 each no rust ‘63 Lark 4 door front doors $50 Each

‘63 Lark rear doors for Wagonair or 4dr sedan $35 each

‘63 Lark right door for 2 door sedan $50 V8 Heads, Blocks and Cranks 259 & 289

All Large Items for pick up only. Don’t see what you need?

Contact Jerry Kaiser 520-979-0065 or [email protected]

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The Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club is dedicated to the preservation, restoration, pride of owning and the joy of driving fine Studebakers; and to providing assistance on a local level to the National Studebaker Drivers Club, Inc. You DO NOT have to be a Studebaker owner to join; however, for in-surance purposes, membership is required in the National Studebaker Drivers Club. SDC was founded in 1962 and has approximately 13,000 members world-wide. Turning Wheels is the monthly magazine of the SDC. The Copper Star-light is the Southern Arizona Chapter’s official publication and is published every other month. Subscriptions are included in club membership dues.

Membership Application


Membership Application

Studebaker Drivers Club

To join SDC complete application, send with $24.00 check or money order in US Funds to:

The Studebaker Drivers Club, Inc.

PO Box 1715

Maple Grove, MN 55311-6715

Or use VISA or MasterCard and call 763-420-7829 or Fax 763-420-7849 or e-mail: [email protected] for information. Call or write with change of address. Give 2 months notice. DO NOT Send ADS with your membership; but send ADS to Turning Wheels Editor. All members of local SDC chapters must also be national SDC members.

Name____________________________________

Spouse ______________Birthdates______________

Address_________________________________________

City__________________State_____ Zip___________

No. ___________________________Expires __________

Signature ______________________________________

VISA MasterCard

How to become a Member: 1) Complete the membership application

below. 2) Write a check or money order for $15. for a full year payable

to Southern Arizona Chapter SDC. 3) If not a member of National,

enclose an additional $31.00 first year dues for SDC. 4) Mail to Mem-

bership Director:

Southern Arizona Chapter of

The Studebaker Drivers Club

PO Box 12913

Tucson, AZ 85732

Application Form Southern Arizona Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club

National SDC Member #___________________Expires:___________

You must be a member of SDC to join SAC. This application will not

be accepted without your Studebaker Drivers Club National Number.

Name:__________________________Spouse__________________

Other family members:

Address: ________________________________________________

City ___________________________State__________Zip________

Phone: ( )_________________e-mail:________________________

Birthdays: _____________________Wedding anniversary:__________

If new member, referred by: _________________________________

Studebakers owned: (Year/Model/Body Style & any comments)

I am willing to help my club in the following ways:

__Call people with club information __bring cookies or snacks

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