Re: A ride in the Predictor

Posted by Dave Brownell On 2016/11/24 13:50:20

At least he doesn't appear to be putting out another Italian electrical fire. That looks like a can of Custom car polish or wax, so he's probably spiffing something up. And note the lower profile air cleaner on top of the standard four barrel oil bath unit. That hood prop looks necessary given the metal it had to support.

I know that many familiar Clipper parts existed under the body work, but presume that the only way the Predictor got underway was through the cooperation of a 352 engine and a iron-cased Ultramatic with no pushbuttons. I wonder if it ever gets out these days from its Studebaker Museum home for some fresh air and wider public adulation?