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I had a 53 Commander while I lived in California and it was like this one but it had green paint.this one has a 95' LT1 engine and the entire drive train is different along with a Mustang front suspension.Studebaker was ahead of their time in aerodynamic styling and as I recall the original set low like this one
I see I put too much paint on the tag and it ran-haha
the red car directly behind is an earlier Studebaker also and a pickup to the right rear
thanks for looking and feel free to take it for a spin around the block.the keys are in the ignition
Comments (66)
wonderful car!!!!!!!!!
beautiful car and capture!!
Beautiful car Richard, this looks great, well done!!
Wow...very cool looking car!!!! Yours was green (oh the many shades of green they have)...bet it looked just as cool...great post!
Gorgeous car Richard. Not quite as in your face as a Stingray or Corvette! lol
Im drooling wow what a wicked set of wheels superb capture thanks for sharing hugs loux
Classic!
Wonderful car!!! Excellent images!!!
Super looking car Richard!!
SPLENDID shot about a wonderful and mythic car !!!
What a great car! Excellent!
Excellent photographs of this beautiful car. This model I've never seen before.
Super Rid! Excellent shot!
Ah woderful cars, I wish they would bring them back!
a beautiful car!
I never seen one, its cool :) Nice shot!
That is one slick car Richard, they sure don't make them like this anymore. This must have been one great car show
The paint on the tag cracks me up! Mom had a car of similar vintage (it was a Mercury, though) and it had no safety belts in the original..it was a different world! And the keys were kept in the ignition!
Most interesting collage. Wish Studebaker was still around. Did you know they made horse drawn vehicles prior to automobiles being invented? They were known for quality way back then in the late 1800s.
A blast from the past!Looks like a labor of love to keep this old car in shape.
Great looking car, excellent photos.
cool car, thanks for sharing richard..
Wonderful shot! I recall a vehicle from the 60's, Avanti that was ahead of its time as well.
now that's a nice car :-)
wonderful capture, Richard makes me want to drive it warm hugs that smile, Linda
Super cool car!
very cool car!!! Great photos!!!!!
Oh, Baby! Interesting stuff I didn't know about them, too. Great presentation.
wonderful!
Beautiful car and capture, dear Richard. Excellent work. Hugs, Diane. xx