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Chris Skinner is The Man!
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I remember reading that the Avanti R1 Carter Carburetor was model number 3506S and it
had a rating of 637 CFM.
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Lou Cote' figured it out. The other ground is for the rear seat speaker...
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I am changing the float on my Avanti. There is a yellow wire with two wires coming out of it that looks factory however someone put a blue connector on it and that is not connected to anything. Further down on the tank it looks like the wire was spliced and someone put a clear connector on it. What a mess.The wires to the extreme right red and blue are a "Mickey Mouse" speaker wire. See photos on SDC Forum.
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Do you mean Warren Cortesi in tacoma, WA?
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On the East Coast, Atlas products were the in store brand for all Esso Service Stations.
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The carpet was loose. The jack and handle were in the wheel well under the plywood access door.
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As crazy a it sounds. the factory letter specified painting the Tenite Woodgrain steering wheel black to match everything else!
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This is a deviation that has been documented. The factory was having problems with the adhesive used to hold the woograin panels in place. There will be a full discussion of this in The Authenticity Manual that will be available for order in the next issue of Avanti Magazine. Stay Tuned!
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I think Jon Myer and Dave Thibeualt sell a kit.
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One inch wide
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The tilt wheel used in the Studebaker Avanti is a Delco part that was used in certian Chevys of the same era. They are very rare and hard to find. We cover this with photos and a part number in the soon to be available Authenticy Manual. I don't have the time right now to start sending out photos from the manual. Job #1 right now is to get the book done. Al Basile
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The manual is over 350 full color pages. We took the extra time to get it right. I know it has taken a long time; but it will be worth the wait. Al Basile
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Was the glass for the Studebaker Avanti made by one manufacturer?
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Hi Larry - Al Basile. I spoke to you about the Authenticity Manual. Please send me your email address -- alanbasile@gmail.com.
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Looks like a nice original car. If you have repair papers or anything that documents the mileage -- that's a plus. I would advertise it in Avanti Magazine. Contact Lew Schucart at editor@aoai.org. If it were me, I would spend the money to get it running. Otherwise, you will get low-balled on the price.
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Thank you, MFG. A few people have told me that the motor was switched in '85. It's our Chapter president's Avanti. We'll see what is up when he takes the door apart.
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Part of their 401(K) has my name on it! Anyone have a part number?
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True...
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Does anyone know what motor "Mr. Blake" used in these cars. My pasenger side motor does not work.
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Since thick back seats were the last upgrade made to the Studebaker Avanti, they are a rare item -- only about 300 cars had them! . I predict these "Late 1964" cars will begin to increase in value at a quicker pace than any other Stude Avanti. That makes saving the thick back seats worthwhile. Just my opinion!
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I owned R5408 for a while. Would be interested in talking to you. I now own 5432.
alanbasile@gmail.com
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CALL STUDEBAKER INTERNATIONAL. THEY HAVE LOTS OF PARTS THAT ARE NOT LISTED IN THE CATALOG.
Raymond's Rules!
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No applied chrome...