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Dagoneit

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  1. FYI - Just listed this car on Ebay with an associated 12.5 minute video on Youtube. Please be kind to me with your comments and questions. I don't need to "GET RID" of this fine car. It won't change my life if it stays or if it goes. It may change yours if it goes.  Thanks again everyone here for your input.  -DG

  2. I just acquired RQA 0021. Garage find. One Owner 46K miles, 327 (1962 Built Motor Code TI227R), A/C, PW, PB, PS, Tilt,  4 Spd w/Hurst Shifter and Posi Traction.  Needs restoration and a new owner. Original 1967 Title. Dale 443.370.6212

  3. I recently started a post thread for my Avanti II thinking it was a 1967 (when first Titled) model just to find it was actually built in 1965 based on the early VIN. Also,  the Engine Code Suffix seems to indicate it is a 1962 327  Crate Motor. The body was made with panels and bonding strips. The front is tagged Avanti II but the Steering Wheel Horn Button just says "Avanti" and the top of the rear seat back has the Studebaker "S" symbol. It is a 4 Speed with a Hurst Shifter. Members I have been conversing with suggest that I move the thread to the non Altman group. Any feedback please on if I should and how to move it. PS- Car will be put on Ebay soon with No Reserve and shirt videos on Youtube. Thanks.

  4. I recently went to the NHRA Nationals in Indy and was very impressed with how clean Indy city was and now I have this  car of Mystery, I am almost tempted to go and try to find anyone there who may have actually worked on these cars during the transition times and get some accurate info. But check this out: my car has a 2" narrow hole in the hood right above the A/C Compressor Pulley. They did such a poor job with early Avanti's and alignment that the pulley rubbed right thru the hood. Also, the rear seat has the Studebaker "S" insignia. I love this stuff. 

  5. From what I hear, and of course info is not guaranteed, having the tag shown above on the right front inside the hood above the wheel well, IT WAS  a Studebaker refitted as one of the first Avanti IIs to become built especially with the 4 Speed, A/C, PW, PB, Tilt Wheel and Posi Traction. The person who contacted me before you somehow knew that number. He has yet to respond back to me. Ahh, the mystery continues.....

  6.  I am in Maryland near BWI AIRPORT in Baltimore.  I acquired the car a few months ago from the Estate of the Original Owner. Car had been stored for about 3 decades in a dry, heated attached garage. Interior (except carpet) looks almost new. Everything is OEM Original especially the 327/300 Corvette motor and T10 four speed with Hurst Shifter. I have over 40 years experience in Corvette restoration and motorcycle fabrication. Before I become too attached to the car I will put it for sale on ebay with an unrealistic Buy It Now price just to stimulate the offers. I will be offering it in one of many ways: Asis, with the engine running, as a unrestored "Driver"  or as a Semi-Restored car. Buyer can buy the car and choose me to do some or all of the work. If the bids don't get high enough, I will get it running and just drive it at local Hot Rod meets. I can be reached at 443.370.6212 Dale G.

     

  7. I recently acquired a 1965 Built Avanti II which is COMPLETELY  original and has been stored and undriven for about 30 years.  The VIN plate on the door jamb shows Serial No RQA 002I ( Alpha I ).  It's a 327/250HP (Code TI227R),  4 Speed Manual Car with Factory A/C, PW, Tilt Wheel and Posi Traction. Only 46K One OWNER miles.  I have the Original  1967 Title. It will be offered for sale soon on Ebay once I do some needed cleaning and lubrication.  Thanks in advance for any constructive help. I can be reached at 443.370.6212 should anyone have a serious interest in this car before it goes on Ebay. -DG20181122_091636.thumb.jpg.88d3d24a00890d19e8adc11d7248567d.jpg

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