Bob's Studebaker Resource Website
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This is how the dealership looked when it began in 1950. This is around 1954-1955. Anderman expanded the building as he included the Packard franchise in November of 1954.  This photo is from either late 1965 or early 1966. There is a 1966 Studebaker poster in the window and a banner for the new Scout 800 which debuted for 1966. Anderman became the local International Harvester truck dealer around 1963 when he moved into this new building. He quit selling International when they quit manufacturing pickups in 1975.  Local newspaper article from 1956.  Promotional ad for the introduction of the new 1963 Studebakers:  This ad includes mention of the "Mr. Ed" show on channel 4, Thursday at 6:30pm  Until this recent luncheon, I was unaware that there had been a local Packard dealership....even though it only lasted four years.  A Lark promotional pot holder.  The Studebaker hang-out in Mora, across the street from the former dealership which now sells used automobiles. My dirty but trusty 1963 Hawk and Marshall McGrew's 1962 Hawk.  Gene & Jan Anderson's 1963 Avanti and the Anderman's 1953 Champion Starliner (in the original paint).  The whole gang admiring Bob Shaw's 1960 Hawk.   |
