The Great Studebaker “Chainsaw” Massacre, Part 1
By the time you read this, Bob Jackson of Pompano Beach, Florida, will have already put the blade to his immaculate '50 Bulletnose Stude business coupe, sending yet another rare antique to Pro Street heaven. Plans call for a Lingenfelter big-block and a wild candy paint job by Mike Adams (see “Neon Nova,” HRM November '89). Bob has prepared several different, interchangeable bulletnose pieces for the car, including a motor-driven chromed propeller, a free-spinning wooden propeller, and a .50-caliber machine gun tip connected to a 12-volt windshield-washer pump for use as a mobile squirt gun. Now that's daring to be different!…