Bullet Nose Decorations

How about hanging a fiberglass 1950 Studebaker Bullet Nose over your couch in the living room or den? You could wire up the parking lights for some nice mood lighting and the headlights for emergency lighting.

Here is the front of the Bantam Chef Restaurant in Chesnee, SC. It is owned by David Walker who has several Studebakers in his garage and a bullet nosed Starlight Coupe sitting inside his restaurant (see David's Limo on the Phantoms page). If you are near Chesnee, stop in and tell David you saw this picture of the flamed 51 bullet nose front end on the Internet. 
Although this rear roof section of a Starlight Coupe may, or may not, be from a Bullet Nose model, the owner put it to good use by mounting it over the door in his barn. It's being shown here to give you an idea about how to use those extra parts you may end up with.  

This ceramic Bullet Nose was made by Don "Studeolet" Atwood, using one of his extra 50 bullet assemblies as a pattern. I'll bet it looks good hanging on his office wall.