In Japan; Sony overtakes Canon for market share – and OM System (Olympus) holds onto third. What do you think about this?
Aug 6, 2022 03:56:37 #
ken_stern wrote:
This has always been a "So What" issue with me
No matter the market share I still love Studebakers!!
No matter the market share I still love Studebakers!!
Aug 6, 2022 06:58:27 #
repleo wrote:
Would you like this one?
I'll have to have it repainted - those lime green fenders just don't go!!!
Loren - in Beautiful Baguio City
Aug 6, 2022 08:43:11 #
Aug 6, 2022 17:19:47 #
Their last gasp…ceased operations a few years later. There was even a supercharged performance version of the Avanti. Studebaker goes back a long way, to just before 1900 and had a big hit with their Hawk series in the 50s, a design by Raymond Lowey if I recall, supposedly stolen from Pininfarina. Hows that for a fork off this silly thread?
Aug 6, 2022 20:43:21 #
TriX wrote:
Their last gasp…ceased operations a few years later. There was even a supercharged performance version of the Avanti. Studebaker goes back a long way, to just before 1900 and had a big hit with their Hawk series in the 50s, a design by Raymond Lowey if I recall, supposedly stolen from Pininfarina. Hows that for a fork off this silly thread?
Really love how you fork off.
Forking deeper, Studebaker made those verrrry rugged Connestoga wagons that headed west over rough terrain. Indiana was the perfect location, at South Bend IIRC. Acoarst, a bend often results from old Saint Joseph forking off.
Aug 7, 2022 10:15:20 #
ken_stern wrote:
This has always been a "So What" issue with me
No matter the market share I still love Studebakers!!
No matter the market share I still love Studebakers!!
Yeah, I love Studebakers too. They were always special cars.
Aug 7, 2022 14:45:27 #
User ID wrote:
Really love how you fork off.
Forking deeper, Studebaker made those verrrry rugged Connestoga wagons that headed west over rough terrain. Indiana was the perfect location, at South Bend IIRC. Acoarst, a bend often results from old Saint Joseph forking off.
Forking deeper, Studebaker made those verrrry rugged Connestoga wagons that headed west over rough terrain. Indiana was the perfect location, at South Bend IIRC. Acoarst, a bend often results from old Saint Joseph forking off.
Yep That's it! LOL.
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