Phil Randolph	Goddess of speed	#1
Home away from home Joined: 2008/2/9 13:26 Last Login : 1/1 8:03 From Coventry, RI Group: Registered Users Posts: 631	I was at a cruise night last evening and a modified 34 Studebaker came in with a glass wing Goddess of speed hood ornament. Oddly she wasn't pushing the tire but rather had her arms folded back toward the wing. The owner said that he heard that for 2 or 3 years California wouldn't allow the arms forward (safety issue). Anybody ever heard of this? Posted on: 2017/7/20 9:57
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Owen_Dyneto	Re: Goddess of speed	#2
Forum Ambassador Joined: 2007/3/14 18:01 Last Login : Today 18:10 From New Jersey Group: Registered Users Forum Ambassadors Posts: 16630	Nope, never heard that. To me, more likely is that it was an aftermarket knock-off modified to avoid design patent infringement issues. Posted on: 2017/7/20 10:07

BDC	Re: Goddess of speed	#3
Home away from home Joined: 2012/11/30 9:55 Last Login : 4/14 20:21 From TX Group: Registered Users Posts: 2842	What you describe sounds like a Cadillac ornament. Attach file:   (30.52 KB) Posted on: 2017/7/20 10:28
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Owen_Dyneto	Re: Goddess of speed	#4
Forum Ambassador Joined: 2007/3/14 18:01 Last Login : Today 18:10 From New Jersey Group: Registered Users Forum Ambassadors Posts: 16630	BDC, Phil did say it had a glass wing. Posted on: 2017/7/20 10:33

BDC	Re: Goddess of speed	#5
Home away from home Joined: 2012/11/30 9:55 Last Login : 4/14 20:21 From TX Group: Registered Users Posts: 2842	You are right I didn't read his post thoroughly. Posted on: 2017/7/20 11:46
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Owen_Dyneto	Re: Goddess of speed	#6
Forum Ambassador Joined: 2007/3/14 18:01 Last Login : Today 18:10 From New Jersey Group: Registered Users Forum Ambassadors Posts: 16630	Someone advised me that: the 120 parts book lists "California only" donut pushers without the arms and donuts.. Perhaps not the same as the OP says the one he saw had arms that were folded back. Has anyone checked the book on Packard mascots and radiator caps for illustrations? EDIT: the information about the parts book listing came to me via email from Fred Kanter. Posted on: 2017/7/20 14:27

Craig the Clipper Man	Re: Goddess of speed	#7
Home away from home Joined: 2012/11/1 13:48 Last Login : 4/9 14:45 From Oakton, VA USA Group: Registered Users Posts: 615	I've often heard the Goddess of Speed referred to as the Lady with a Donut ... Posted on: 2017/7/20 15:07
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Owen_Dyneto	Re: Goddess of speed	#8
Forum Ambassador Joined: 2007/3/14 18:01 Last Login : Today 18:10 From New Jersey Group: Registered Users Forum Ambassadors Posts: 16630	In my day it was called the "donut pusher". We really need a photo of the one Phil saw. Posted on: 2017/7/20 15:45

bkazmer	Re: Goddess of speed	#9
Home away from home Joined: 2008/10/10 9:29 Last Login : Today 18:17 From Ithaca, NY usa Group: Registered Users Posts: 1376	https://tse4.mm.bing.net/th?id=OIP.MoZknY9ptPZBEKfZ7ZrCkgEsDh&w=300&h=300&p=0&pid=1.7 Hmm - photo of a 40-42 with no donut to push Posted on: 2017/7/20 16:50

Phil Randolph	Re: Goddess of speed	#10
Home away from home Joined: 2008/2/9 13:26 Last Login : 1/1 8:03 From Coventry, RI Group: Registered Users Posts: 631	That's the critter Posted on: 2017/7/20 18:26
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