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  1. I do. He was a 40 year old truck driver who brought police charges against Egbert for disorderly conduct over a union picket line incident in which Egbert offered to duke it out with him. Egbert was arrested and released on bond.

  2. I must have a different source...I have it shown as a factory option but not listed with dealer installed options for '63 or '64. That wouldn't be the first time I get burned by what is supposed to be accurate sources.

    Just another one of those 50 year old mysteries. I'll post the cost in a few days if no one else sends a guess.

  3. I know Loewy had a hand in the interior design for Skylab, but what did Skylab have to do with New York as the original question asked?

    The original question asked for Loewy influenced modes of transportation from which NYC could be viewed.

    I'm guessing that the astronauts in Skylab (a mode of transportation) had a most spectacular view of New York (the city in question) from 275 miles above Earth on at least some of the 34,981 orbits around the planet.

  4. Hill Holder was a factory option that sold for $15.50. It wasn't listed as a dealer installed option.

    Not according to my source.

    The source document I'm looking at lists the "uninstalled" dealer price as well as the "uninstalled" suggested list price for the Avanti Hill Holder AC-3348. That makes it sound like a dealer installed or DIY item stocked or ordered by the Dealer's Parts Department. The same accessory # applies to the '63 & '64 Convertible and Station Wagon according to the Studebaker document.

  5. This question has been open for a week without listing the final mode of transportation that sported a Loewy design element. While several correct answers were added to the list, the missing mode is out of this world.

    Skylab

  6. And Loewy's inspiration was a Piece Arrow script.

    Craig

    I think if you Google the Hupmobile logo as used on the hood ornament Loewy designed about 30 years before the Avanti logo you'll see an identical element in the two designs - quite different from the Pierce Arrow "arrow".

  7. So far, forum members have come up with five of the six modes of Loewy inspired transportation that a traveler could use to see New York City.

    We have:

    Car,

    Boat

    Train

    Bus

    Airplane

    Anyone care to take a shot at the remaining mode of transportation that Loewy had a hand in designing before we close this question?

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