Site-Map

Button	Description
Automotive History	Hood Ornament History
Automotive Firsts	First Air Conditioning
Automotive Firsts	First All Steel Top Automobile Body
Automotive Firsts	First Electric Headlights
Automotive Firsts	First Electric Starter
Automotive Firsts	First Fully Automatic Transmission
Automotive Firsts	First Hydraulic Brakes
Automotive Firsts	First Power Steering
Automotive Firsts	First Power Windows
Automotive Firsts	First Automobile Radio
Automotive Firsts	First VIN Number
Brass Era	The colorful story of Walter E Flanders and the Flanders “20”, manufactured by EMF a totally owned Studebaker Company 1910 to 1912.
Brass Era	The story of the Metz Motor Company.
Studebaker	A lengthy article, originally published in the Oct. 2003 issue of Turning Wheels, about a trip in a 1913 Studebaker car from Iowa to California
Studebaker	Studebaker went bankrupt in 1933?  See this article for details.
Studebaker	An article copied from “Automobile Topics” 1912, in which they detailed the separation of Flanders and Studebaker, a interesting read.
Studebaker	Studebaker Presidents and their service dates
Unusual Cars 40s	The Tucker 48, an interesting read about this historical car.
Automotive Legends	Erskine, Studebaker president 1915 – 1933.
Automotive Legends	Billy Durant, Father of General Motors.
Automotive Legends	Gary Hoffman co-savior of Studebaker.
Automotive Legends	Harold Vance co-savior of Studebaker.
Automotive Legends	James Nance President of Packard – Studebaker.
Automotive Legends	Automotive Designer Raymond Loewy.
Automotive Legends	Walter P. Chrysler Founder Chrysler.
Automotive Legends	Charles Nash Founder of Nash Motors.
Automotive Legends	Barney Roos, Studebaker Chief Engineer, 1926 to 1936.