The HILLHOLDER The official newsletter of the North Georgia Chapter SDC

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1 The HILLHOLDER The official newsletter of the North Georgia Chapter SDC North Georgia SDC August meeting pictures More on page 5 Next meeting will be on Saturday, September 9. See details on page 7.

2 CONTENTS Sept., 2017 Vol. 42, No. 9 Columns / Reports 2. President s Message 3. Celebrations 3. Treasurer s Report 4. August Meeting Minutes 5. August Meeting Photos 9. Old Car Trivia Quiz 10. Studebaker Corral Events 6. September Meeting Details 7. Studebaker Calendar President s Message Those who could not attend the annual picnic at Ft.Yargo, missed a lot of good food and Studebakers. We even had some drop-in visitors who got the meeting information off the internet, but thought the start time was 3:00 and were late. They are hopefully going to be new members. I don t have any Studebaker skinned knuckles repair stories for you this month because we went on a road trip starting the day after the picnic. We went to our daughter s house north of Denver to visit Eli and Hannah, our 9 year old twin grandchildren, Cheri and Adam their parents, and Odett, their very large, full-size poodle. They need a big dog because one time we saw a bobcat under one of their bushes. They also have a lot of other predators, including eagles, which love to dine on small dogs and cats. We played Racko with the kids, and Eli and I played Chess to two stalemates. We also visited a butterfly exhibit and a huge Lego show that the kids really enjoyed, and so did we. Adam is a car guy who collects Mopars (no Studebakers yet). We diagnosed a steering problem with his 69 Super Bee 440 Six Pack. Cheri raises chickens, ducks, turkeys, bees, and horses. The kids started school on the 15 th, and we left to go north to the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone. Then we headed east through the Big Horn National Forest, Mt. Rushmore, Crazy Horse Monument, and Badlands National Park. -Loren Nelson- Just for Laughs The following material, contributed by SDC Publications Director Larry Swanson, is taken from a column called Odds N Ends written especially for SDC Editors by Pete Yuen, retired newsletter editor: A couple was planning to host a cocktail party, and the hostess thought that the invitations should read, From 6:00 to 8:00. But her husband objected because he thought that this was telling the guests when to go home. So, the invitations were sent out, reading, Cocktails at 6:00. This resulted in the party still going strong well past midnight. After a police officer arrived at the door, he told the hostess that someone in the neighborhood had complained and that the racket would have to stop. The hostess was outraged and said that she could not imagine that one of their neighbors would have made a complaint. The police insisted that a complaint had been received and recorded so the party has to break up. After the last guest had left, the hostess inquisitively turned to her husband, I wonder who called the police? Her weary husband replied.... I did. Quotes from Charles Dickens: Our lives would run a lot more smoothly if our second thoughts came first. All people smile in the same language

3 ATTENDEES NORTH GEORGIA CHAPTER SDC AUGUST 2017 MEETING Rochelle & Alan Zigin 51 Studebaker Wayne & Terry Ziemer Ben Alspach Buddy & Dot Hunt Richard & Helen Forgay Jim & Carol Nichols Rich Knoblock 56 Hawk William & Charlotte Delli Jim & Dotty Carto Edward Burris 64 Avanti Hobo & Brenda Bodkin Bruce & Karen Rawley Frank & Bev Petru Phyllis Major Loren & Helen Nelson Mike and Marsha Byrd 62 Hawk Jim Sanders & Lisa Weaver Billy & Charleen Carey 57 Commander Richard A. Hickok John Clark Rick Kamen The Millers: Dan, Barbara, Mike, Brandi, Andel, Thomas, Jeffrey, & Kennsey Johnny Jacobs (Visitor) Charlie & Hellen Attaway 51 Studebaker Peter McCaffrey 51 Chevy Delux NEW - Calvin, Sr., & Sarah Chester NEW - Calvin Chester, Jr. & Susan Brown NEW - Bob Haggard BIRTHDAYS SEPTEMBER CELEBRATIONS Beverly Petru 9/04 Vicki Greene Noreen 9/11 Dianne Smith 9/12 Rochelle Ziglin 9/13 Cindy Lampman 9/14 Bill Cope 9/15 Charlotte Delli 9/25 ANNIVERSARIES Crazy Ray & Dianne Smith 9/11 TREASURER S REPORT Submitted by Barbara Miller, Treasurer July 1, 2017 Beginning Balance $ Deposits 50/50 June and July: $65.50 Dues: $25.00 Club Shirt: $15.00 $ Withdrawals Flowers for Charlotte Delli $19.00 July 31, 2017 Ending Balance $

4 Standard Items: North Georgia Chapter SDC Minutes Sunday, August 6, 2017 Annual Picnic at Fort Yargo State Park, Winder, GA President Loren Nelson called the meeting to order at 3:01 p.m. He thanked Billy and Charleen Carey for hosting the meeting at this location, as they have done for many years.. The sign-in sheet was passed around. Rochelle Ziglin moved, Terry Ziemer seconded, to approve the July Minutes as published in the August Hillholder. Motion carried. Alan Ziglin moved, Ben Alspach seconded, to approve the June Treasurer s Report as published in the August Hillholder. Motion carried. On behalf of Loren Nelson, Wayne Ziemer congratulated club members having birthdays or anniversaries in the month of August. Announcements: Loren Nelson announced that a Studebaker owner in Spain, Pedro Garcia, is looking for parts. Alan Ziglin volunteered to see that the request is announced in the Antique Studebaker Club newsletter. It was noted that our September meeting will be held on Drive Your Studebaker day, which also coincides with the Maggie Valley meet. Old Business: Richard Knoblock still has plenty of shirts for sale. He has collected $140 so far for the club. Kudos and thanks to Rich for this effort. Barbara Miller continued the discussion from last month about the possibility of our club donating $100 to the Orlando Florida chapter of SDC as seed money for next year s regional meet, which they will host. Barbara moved, Frank Petru seconded, that we take this action. Motion carried. Welcome back! We were delighted to see Charlotte Delli back on her feet again, and we wish her a continued speedy recovery. Reports: Barbara Miller, Treasurer, provided a report for the month of July. The complete report appears on page 3 of this Hillholder. Adjournment: Motion to adjourn was made, seconded, and carried at 3:26 PM. Door prizes were given out. The was won by Sarah Chester, and the club banked $ Charlie Attaway brought a number of Studebaker items, including jackets, for giveaway to anyone interested. A decision was quickly made to ask for a monetary donation to the club for anyone wishing to take any of these items home. Thanks Charlie for your generosity. Next Meeting: The next meeting will take place on Saturday, September 9, International Drive Your Studebaker Day. It will be hosted by Richard Knoblock. Details are provided on page 6 of this Hillholder

5 Photos from the August Meeting Photos by Guadalupe Taylor - 5 -

6 North Georgia Chapter SDC September Meeting The meeting of the North Georgia SDC will be held on Saturday, 9/9, at BiBa s Italian Restaurant in Lawrenceville. Date: Saturday, September 9, 2017 Time: 2:00 PM Address: 4850 Sugarloaf Parkway, Lawrenceville, GA. Phone: Web: bibasitalian.com Host: Richard Knoblock Home Phone: Cell Phone: DIRECTIONS: The restaurant is located in a Publix shopping center named Sugarloaf Crossing, between Cruse Road and Old Norcross Road on Sugarloaf Parkway. From the north take I-85 south to the Sugarloaf Parkway exit. Turn left on to Sugarloaf Parkway and go 3 miles to the shopping center on the right. From the south, take I-85 north to highway 316 east. Take 316 east about a mile to the Sugarloaf Parkway exit. Turn right and the shopping center will come up on the right in less than a mile. From the east, take 316 west to the second Sugarloaf Parkway exit (this exit is just past the Riverside Parkway exit). Go left and the restaurant will come up on the right in less than a mile. If you take the first Sugarloaf Parkway exit on 316 the restaurant will be on the left after you cross Old Norcross Road. It is more convenient to take the second exit, but both will get you there

7 STUDEBAKER CALENDAR NORTH GEORGIA CHAPTER MEETINGS September 9, 2017 (Saturday), International Drive Your Studebaker Day: Lawrenceville, GA. Host: Richard Knoblock, See details on page 6 of this Hillholder. October 1, 2017: Acworth, GA. Hosts: Ben & Janet Alspach, November 5, 2017: Loganville, GA. Hosts: Wayne & Terry Ziemer, December 3, 2017: Winder, GA. Annual Christmas party & officer elections. Hosts: Wayne & Ann Lee, ; Dan & Barbara Miller, ; Billy & Charleen Carey, OTHER STUDEBAKER EVENTS Sept 9, 2017: International Drive Your Studebaker Day - Same day as our September meeting. Thanks to Ann Lee for organizing the slate of meetings for And for everyone who volunteered to host a meeting, we sincerely THANK YOU as well. Dear North Georgia Members: Thank you for the beautiful flowers, all the cards, and the telephone calls. They really brightened those days in the hospital. Most of all, thank you for your prayers; they made a big difference. -Charlotte Delli

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9 Old Car Trivia Quiz Answers to last month s trivia questions: 1. What car company produced its own marque from 1918 and 1922 before being acquired by the Hudson Motor Company, which continued selling the marque through 1933? Answer: Essex 2. What was the first car company to offer a production station wagon instead of shipping the chassis out to a custom builder who added the wooden wagon body? Answer: 1923 Star (made by the Durant Motor Company) 3. What company was founded in 1905 in St. Louis, MO, and lasted until Hint: Walt Disney had to sell his in 1928 to help finance the production of Steamboat Willie (which became Mickey Mouse). Answer: The Moon Motors Company. Disney's car was a Moon Roadster. 4. What company was established in Joliet, Illinois, by Morris Markin in 1922 through a merger of Commonwealth Motors and Markin Automobile Body? Answer: Checker Motors Corporation 5. What car was built in Waltham, Massachusetts, from 1909 to 1921? (Hint: It was named after a man whose first name was Charles.) Answer: Metz This month s trivia questions 1. What was the first mass-produced overhead-valve V8 engine in an American car? 2. In what year did Chrysler introduce its legendary 426 Hemi? 3. What was the first American car to feature a turbocharged engine? 4. The 1964 Pontiac GTO is often regarded as the car that started the muscle car movement. What do the letters GTO stand for? 5. According to Wikipedia, what was the first modern, mass-produced, U.S. automobile design using the cab forward concept? - 9 -

10 Studebaker Corral, p1 of 2 These advertisements are provided as a service.. Ads will be posted on a first come, first served basis with preference given to Studebaker-related ads. North Georgia Chapter members will be given priority when space does not permit all ads. Each ad will be posted for 3 months. If space permits, ads can be posted for additional 3-month periods. To extend or delete an ad, contact the Newsletter Editor at studebiker@hotmail.com. One photo may be included for each ad. All ads and photos should be sent to studebiker@hotmail.com. The Newsletter Editor and members of the North Georgia Chapter SDC shall not be responsible for the accuracy and authenticity of the contents of the ad. The advertising party shall be solely responsible for the ad contents, although the newsletter editor reserves the right to reorganize ad contents, without changing facts, to best fit the space available. CARS AND PARTS FOR SALE 1963 GT Hawk. New Rosemist paint, re-chromed bumper, new fuuel pump, water pump, motor mounts, brakes, rebuilt carb, bbl duel exhaust, automatic, manual steering and brakes. Original interior. From the Bill Tilden Estate. $14,000. Richard, Written by Chuck Lampman, this 99-page book is based on articles written by Chuck Lampman, North Georgia Chapter SDC member, that appeared in Turning Wheels in the early 1990 s and won the SDC Churchill Award for Best Article, Non-paid. Some material edited out of Turning Wheels is included in the book as well as updates and several new items written after the Turning Wheels series was published. Some Thoughts is aimed at the first time restorer but will be of value to the more experienced. It is not intended to be a how to restore book but gives a look at the decision-making processes, tools, spaces, and basic skills needed to do a restoration. It also provides a framework to help structure a project and contains several chapters of Studebakerspecific advice. Cost for the book shipped to continental US addresses is $22.50 plus $4.00 for handling and postage. Payment can be made through PayPal sent to chuck@lampman.com or by mailing a check or money order to Chuck Lampman, 4141 Lynette Court, Kennesaw GA Contact Chuck Lampman directly for purchases outside the continental U.S Studebaker 4-ton Stake Truck. Rust-free body from Oregon. Call Andy Matlock, , Winder, GA Commander hard top. New paint, bumpers, brakes with finned front drums. Carb rebuilt, new Coker wide whites, original red vinyl interior. 232 V8 3-speed with overdrive. Most exterior chrome replaced with NOS. From the Bill Tilden estate. $18,000. Richard, Commander Coupe, White on red. Auto, p/s, p/b, electronic ignition, electrical fuel pump, alternator, otherwise original. It has been maintained by Mike at Allpro Automotive for the past 10 years. I am asking $17,000. Hal Mather,

11 August, 2017 Studebaker Corral, p2 of Studebaker farm/grain wagon. $3500. Good original condition. Includes single tree. Has been under cover or garaged since we bought it in The original owner bought it new in Marietta, GA. We are the second owners. Dan and Barbara Miller, GT Hawk. $15, V8, Flight-O-Matic transmission, power steering, factory air conditioning, white with red interior. We are the second owners. Dan and Barbara Miller, Daytona 2DR HT $24,900 negotiable My friend Ernie Stover owned many Studebakers over the years and purchased this one to do a ground-up restoration. Unfortunately, he couldn't finish it due to failing health so I purchased it in hopes I could finish it while he was still alive so he could see his project completed. A year and a half later, I did have it mostly completed when he passed away and he did get to ride in it on Drive Your Studebaker Day September 9, The car is beautiful. He didn't spare any cost on restoration which I followed through as well to the completion. I don't have room for the car, Ernie has passed away and now I feel like I can sell it. Michael Benson, (Savannah, GA) 1963 Studebaker Lark Regal for sale. Kenny Jackson at: jacksonkenny8@gmail.com or Cell: ennyswebpage/index.html

12 MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION NORTH GEORGIA CHAPTER, SDC To join this chapter, complete this application and mail with $10 dues ($5 if joining after July 1 st ) check or money order in US funds to the following: North Georgia Chapter SDC c/o Jim Carto 1109 Ivey Brook Dr. Bethlehem, GA Note: You must be a member of the National Studebaker Drivers Club to join this chapter. National SDC Member Number Date joined National SDC Today s date Name: Birthday (month/day) Spouse/Companion His/Her birthday (month/day) Wedding Anniversary (month/day) Street address City State Zip Telephone Cell phone Studebakers owned (Year/Series/Model) NOTICE To be a member of the North Georgia SDC, you must be a member of the National Studebaker Drivers Club. To join the National SDC, go to click About, and then click Membership. NORTH GEORGIA CHAPTER OFFICERS for 2017 President: Loren Nelson lorenhelenn@gmail.com Vice-President: Charlotte Delli calh407@comcast.net Recording Secretary: Guadalupe Taylor raquel_baca@hotmail.com Treasurer: Barbara Miller alexmil@comcast.net Membership Secretary: Jim Carto amc@att.net Webmaster: Chuck Lampman chuck@lampman.com CHAPTER WEB SITE CHAPTER NEWSLETTER Editor: Tim Taylor, studebiker@hotmail.com SOUTHEAST ZONE OFFICERS National Director: Larry McNabb Southeast Zone Coordinator: John Baumgarten PO Box 426, Wilmer, AL Georgia Regional Manager: John Hollier