the 41 Studebaker comes home today

I'd get it drivable as is and take the guy for a ride in his car.
He obviously loves the car to keep it that long.
Old cars are so simple to fix and very reliable just not fast. The best part
is short of belts and hoses every part is made to be rebuilt.
Nothing was disposable. You file the points in the voltage reg.
replace the diagram and check valves in the fuel pump.
You get the idea. They didn't throw away used parts like we do now.
Parts were rebuilt up till the 60s.
You will find yourself making gaskets from raw materials and honing
Master and wheel cylinders.
Lol, we filed the points to get it running :D the real question here is do I want to be filing points and honing brake master cylinders all the way to Florida and back? LOL
At 65 years old on a hot summer day?
I will definitely be taking the old man and his wife for plenty of trips to Dairy Queen, and some Studebaker Club runs.