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[69 Sleeper Bee]

 

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Panther tank was used as a crane in the 70s

 

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1968. 383,4WD, and anti-lock brakes

Almost bought a 73 or 74 in about 1987. Probably a 74. 440 stick car. Black. Had it for a day and a half.
Took it to our friend who owned a body shop. He said he would NOT work on it.
It had come from tin worm Ontario (his) words). If he did the work he would feel too guilty to continue joining us on trips. Interior was very nice, car drove and handled well. 4500.00$.
The different reports I read said the 383 was a much better handling car.

 

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1958 Packard Hawk. Powered by Supercharged 275 h.p. 289 cu. in. Studebaker V-8. Coincidently, 1956 Studebaker Golden Hawk was powered by 275 h.p. 352 cu. in. Packard V-8.

In 1956 the Saskatoon Police Department ordered I heard 5 Studebakers with the blower. But only wanted 4. One of our police officers bought the extra one. My older brother and his buddies said that no one would try to out run George. The town might have had 800 at that time. George got rid of it I think about 1970.

 

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