Studebaker Parts

19/10/2025

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25/05/2022

The Studebaker Movement lost one of its most prominent elder statesmen yesterday with the passing of Jim Quigley.

The depth of his knowledge of all things Studebaker was vast, encompassing facts and figures and memorabilia as well as extensive technical expertise on all aspects of the vehicles themselves.

Jim was always an enthusiastic participant at club meetings and was happy to provide input when mechanical discussions arose, including demos of how to rebuild an automatic transmission.

Although he had several Studebakers over the years there was one constant - his beautiful blue 1964 Gran Turismo. He proudly displayed the GT many times at car shows and exhibitions, as recently as just a few weeks ago.

We extend our sincere condolences to Greta, Cheryl and Sharon and the extended family.

Alan and Lois Heyde

15/06/2021

Watch for the title character's new ride in coming episodes of 'Jack Irish'. Having totalled his Rover in Sunday night's airing, his new wheels surely can't be too far away. Hopefully this one won't come to a gruesome end like his 1960 Hawk in the previous season.

23/02/2021

Many people in the Studebaker Movement in Australia would know Bob Godley, who passed away recently. Bob was a founding member of The Studebaker Car Club of Australia and has attended most meetings and runs for over fifty years. He was friendly and approachable with a knack for making new members feel welcomed into the group. He never had a bad word to say about anyone and was universally liked and admired. He will be sadly missed by his many friends throughout the country.