Who makes the ugliest automobile

[Tom Goldman]

I'm gonna get Billy to find this option package in the book so I can build one for Stock to run against the Mustangs.
I dont care how ugly it is.

[FED 387]

is the rope ladder for entry optional or part of the front axle package???

[Ed Fernandez]

It has the optional fresh air mask that drops down from the headliner.

[Dan Bennett]

Classic good news/bad news scenario: You're a pre-teen car nut and your dad finally buys his first new car in your lifetime. Bad news: It's a stripped 62 Dodge Dart four door.

I swear it warped me so bad that I actually bought a 59 Nash Metropolitan for my first car a couple of years later. A picture of our driveway would have no doubt been on the internet had it existed back then.

So there's two cars that should be high on the list.

[BobOrme]

Originally Posted by Dan Bennett

Classic good news/bad news scenario: You're a pre-teen car nut and your dad finally buys his first new car in your lifetime. Bad news: It's a stripped 62 Dodge Dart four door.

I swear it warped me so bad that I actually bought a 59 Nash Metropolitan for my first car a couple of years later. A picture of our driveway would have no doubt been on the internet had it existed back then.

So there's two cars that should be high on the list.

Don't feel bad Dan. I took my first driver's license test in a 1962 Studebaker Lark that my dad bought new.

[Dan Bennett]

Originally Posted by BobOrme

Don't feel bad Dan. I took my first driver's license test in a 1962 Studebaker Lark that my dad bought new.

Nothing wrong with that! I went to school in Indiana and had a couple of friends from South Bend.

When we'd go up there for a weekend I was always amazed at how many Studies were running around. One of my roomates had an early Hawk which I thought was really cool. I remember the dash, with its aircraft-looking gauges and all the cool toggle switches.

Another friend had a Lark, and taught me to check on the trunk lid for the "VI" or "VIII" emblems.

While they made some legitimate grocery getters, I don't think Studebaker gets the respect they deserve. No, they never engineered a small block Chevy or Ford, but they had some pretty creative stuff for the time.

[Randall Klein]

I think Studebaker's were made in South Bend, IN...could be wrong

Quite a few contenders for ug-a-ly champ, but many are fringe models, or very low sales, I think the Aztec remains a lock considering it was from a major mfg and sold a fair amount, but I must admit the field is plentiful....some real lookers

[Tom Goldman]

Originally Posted by BobOrme

Don't feel bad Dan. I took my first driver's license test in a 1962 Studebaker Lark that my dad bought new.

I thought all Studebaker Larks looked kool like this. Drake likes them so much he has 2 ,both race cars!