Daytona 62 is now Without a '62 Daytona

Nov 27, 2006 26 Replies

Hey Dan,

I doubt I'll have any remorse over this car. I was never emotionally attached to it and if I get the bug to have another ragtop I simply have to go out to the barn and finish one of my other three!

I took it out for an hour's drive before Rocky and his son came to look at it, hoping to get some 'sign from above' telling me whether I should cancel the auction and keep it or let it go. To tell the truth, I enjoyed the drive, as I always have in that car, but felt nothing (and I do mean NOTHING) telling me I should keep it. I think it was truly time to say good-bye to it and move on to my other projects and cars.

That sounds like a fair price on the R1 Marshal in VT.... I don't know that I'd let ours go for any less, to be honest. Ours is not a 'show car' by any means but it is complete, correct, and in very good shape for its age.

have a case of seller's remorse in the near future.......

Windsor, VT has his 1964 R1 for sale (the last I knew). It was originally a Maine State Police car. I believe he is asking around $12,000. It's on the cover of the March 2006 Turning Wheels.

Lee DeLaBarre Daytona62

Especially since you "replaced" all the smoke you let out of the wires!

Jim

LOL... that was unfortunate but non-lethal

Lee DeLaBarre Daytona62

Three of the best days in the life of a Studebaker owner The day he buys it The day he sells it The day he buys it back

Uncle Billy "

I think in this case, it would be quite true!

Lee DeLaBarre Daytona62

Unfortunately, WAY too much ground LOL.....

Whoever wired the lights and sirens on the car did it directly off the BATT terminal of the ignition switch and without a fuse. That has been now fixed, permanantely, by being both fused and through relays.

Lee DeLaBarre Daytona62

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