Studebaker Work Truck


Dave Krueger of Flushing has a Studebaker collection that includes a 1940s wrecker.
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Credits
Producer/Director: Bob Przybylski
Videographer: Marshall Fulmer
Editor: Bob Przybylski
Audio: Marshall Fulmer
Writers: Edward S. Gravlin, Bob Przybylski
Music: Pat Cronley
Host: Eric Jylha
Title Animation: Matt Hock
Program Promotion: Maggie Harley, Scott Seeburger, Gwen Serbus
Special Thanks: Paul Andrus, Miall Cedilote & Family, Jim Cohen, David Cotten, David Frownfelter, Don Harbron, Russell Kraft, Dave Krueger, Ken MacKinnon, Tom McDonald, Mike Nickels, Mark Norton, Brian Roeser, Deb Schultz-Pawlosky, Pam Smits, Steven Snow, Larry Somers, Nick & Gary Tisch, Mike Worckle, Mark Wojcik, Joe & Janet Zarazua.
Additional Thanks: Automobile Association of America (AAA), Veteran Motor Car Club of America (VMCCA), Sloan Buick Automotive Gallery & Research Center, Revival AAA Glidden Tour, Dynamic Corvettes, Chas Eldridge, Brian Gulliver, Matt Murphy, Diane Osantowski, Sandi Rauch, Pat Russell
“Me & My Automobile”
Music & Lyrics: Pat Cronley
Vocals: Stu Selesky
Trumpet: Dave Tatrow
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