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Dan S

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  1. For Sale 1975 Avanti II, RQB-2259, runs and is drivable, 400 GM engine, Body is solid, no cracks or visible damage.  Hog Troughs appear solid based on inspection without a lift.  Interior needs a complete restoration.  Glass is all good.  Bumpers need to be re-chromed or painted.  Luggage Rack is missing, unknown miles, California car. Dealer is eager to sell.  Call for interior photos.  Dunton Motors, Kingman AZ ask for Alek @ 928-530-4292, $8,000.00 OBO

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  2. Avanti Rear Glass - Believed to be original, green tint, without electric defroster, excellent condition, no scratches. Located in Southern California. Will deliver locally, otherwise you arrange and pay for delivery (I'll assist). $400.00

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  3. The roman number two after Avanti was used from 1965-1983, so why do so many cars have them upside down?  The overline is longer than the underline by design, yet many turn it upside down with the longer line on the bottom.  I did a google search of the Alman Avanti and found just under 50% were wrong.  Is this done by choice or mistake by the installer?  Having had my car (1978) just re-painted, I made sure the II's were installed correctly.  Thoughts?

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  4. I agree with Gunslinger, "Initial quality and performance doesn't mean much now outside of rhetorical purposes like this."  After 40+ or - years it's more about how the car was maintained, cared for or restored.  I have a very original 1978 Avanti II and it's as solid as a rock.  The mechanics, interior and body are fully operational and beautiful.  I know much of the history including having talked to the original owners (the Petru brothers) and the last owner in Phoenix, who all took extraordinary care of the car.  With only 55,000 thousand miles the one thing it needed was a new paint job, which is currently in progress.  Even the paint was pretty good, but I wanted to take the car to another level.  I can't speak of other years, but my '78 has been a dream come true and I wouldn't trade it or sell sell it.   

  5. The Ray-Lin Restoration Studebaker Technical Pages are back on-line at Southern California's BCOIE Chapter's Website (Beach Cities, Orange, Inland Empire). Ray was gracious enough to allow our Chapter to post the contents his old website on our site. Currently it is about 90% up and running. We're just waiting for a few more items to arrive. Sorry for the delay, I promised this sooner, but ran into some technical issues on the conversion. If you have any problems with the site, please let me know, thanks.


    http://studebakersocal.com/RayLin_IndexPage.htm


    http://studebakersocal.com/BCOIE_TechSupport.htm

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