I need advice. I need to have the engine on my 59 hardtop rebuilt (259) and I am not brave enough to do it myself. Any suggestions upon how I find someone to do the work, that I can trust to work on a Studebaker engine? Any guess on the total cost (ballpark)? I am in Indiana and the engine and transmission is one of the last steps to restore this thing so I can drive it! Thanks for suggestions....Paul
Paul, I am too far away & too busy to do the work, but I can save you real $$ on the overhaul parts! I have bearings, rings, pistons, cranks, heads, manifolds, etc, etc. Barry'd in Studes
I saw you on here Barry and wanted to ask how you and your wife are doing...I have only the best wishes for her and hope that your all coping ok...
Take care..Lansing The older you get the faster your life goes...
Lansing
Remove X in address to e-mail me...Fight Spam...
Pam is holding her own now, and is taking her 5th treatment today & tomorrow. She hopes to be through the chemo & on the road to recovery in time for the Intl Meet. Jim Bahr did not make the York meet this year since Marge had the breast cancer she was treated for a couple of years ago return in her colon, and is taking some intensive chemo now. My high school classmate Patrick Swayze has recently been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, which is one of the worst cancers you can get. Regards, Barry'd in Studes
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