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She's a beauty.

Have you checked with Dan Booth at Nostalgic?

Those are your words…not mine! And it was you that criticized the Nostalgic Avanti ad! Cheer up Bob… life’s too short for this kind of behavior! 😦

No need to apologize Bob… and once again, it’s really nice that you’re back in action!!🤭

Wow!….Regnalbob is wound up today!!!!

I know this is hard for you to do. Show some class and do not refer to Raymond Loewy as Ray Loewy.

Do you know the difference between factory installed and dealer installed? All my information is related to factory installed.

Aren't the longbolts through the rocker assembly 83 2 and 7 or am I wrong?

So you don't think Fred K Fox is highly respected in the Studebaker and Avanti world. Maybe it's time you start paying attention.

I miss Sears too… Hard to believe a company that big could ‘bite the dust’.

Yes I do… The author of this ad is very highly respected in the Avanti world. But let me say it’s great to have you back and paying attention!

Suggest you take a look at your ‘64 Studebaker AC3548 Transistor Ignition spec sheet…..This will calm your fears Bob!

LOL! You think an ad for wheel covers proves that Bob Andrews designed the Avanti wheel cover.

Correct. Just like the ones you could get at your local Sears Service Center. I miss Sears.

The Transistorized Ignition was not a factory installed option on the Skybolt Six or regular V8s.

Yes. The long bolts thru the rocker arm assembly.

Although it’s debatable, who is generally credited with the ‘square headlight’ idea for the ‘64 model year Studebaker Avantis? 1) John Ebstein….2) Robert Doehler……3) Gene Winfield…. or …..4) Thomas Kellogg

Ray Loewy is CORRECT!

The correct answer to this question (Bob Andrews) can be found on page 13 in Avanti Magazine #76! As the writer is still alive and hopefully well, I’m sure you understand that I do not have permission to post his name…. Once again, the magazine will put you on the right path!

Assembling my R2 engine and following the torque sequence in the factory manual, I am wondering why those 5 bolts have double numbers, the 19 to 23, does that mean those bolts should be torque last for the 2nd time?,,,

Raymond Loewy…he felt it helped the driver keep his attention oriented straight ahead.

You forgot the ‘Skybolt Six’ …. A nice little engine!

The Transistorized Ignition (Transigniter) was a factory installed option on all 1964 R1 and R2 Studebaker models. For the Avanti it was item 196 and the suggested retail price was $74.00. $57.50 Dealer cost. 3 R1s and 6 R2s were factory equipped.

My guess would be Sears-Allstate tires.