Topic: Whaddyacallit #514 - 1930 Romthe racecar

[Ray B.]

Ever seen this ?

If you did, please respond below and let us know the "make and model" of this car. As usual, quite detailed answers are appreciated.

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[Ray B.]

That's all?

[Otto Puzzell]

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I jumped the gun, and will wait 'til this moves up

[Ray B.]

It sure is.

[Ray B.]

Thanks, you woke me up.
Upgraded. I should have done it earlier.

[Otto Puzzell]

Is it a Simplex?

[Ray B.]

Not a Simplex. Would another picture help?

[Otto Puzzell]

It sure did.

The Studebaker racing history began in an alley on Indiana Ave. in South Bend several miles from the factory in 1930. An inspired group of young employees fabricated a
Two-man racecar powered with the 337 CID Studebaker President 8 engine mostly from parts off the shelf at Studebaker. Their car was named the “ROMTHE”. It was the first letter of the last name of each of the builders “Richards”; “Onishi”; “MacDonald”; “Tate” and “Hundley”. They added an “E” to make it sound melodi

[Ray B.]

It sure did.

Well done.
Should I have been less generous with a guy who regularly drives us nuts with his "what, are you kidding me?!" Cars and Tunes puzzles?

[Otto Puzzell]