STUDEBAKER STARLINER 1953 by Richardphotos
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I posted this last night but saw the car was floating so I pulled the plug.
my lighting
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Comments (21)
Impressive work on this Studebaker
Great looking car!
It's very beautiful and very amazing!
A very nice looking car I like the colour of the roof
Nice work on texturing the model. The Studebaker was such a great car.
Nice one
Classic vehicle and great perspective for it!
Superb automobile
One of my favorite year & model of Studebaker... 5+++++
still very nice
I was little more than a teenager, and the first American car to which I was interested was for the memo a Studebacker, which I had known through the tales of Mickey Spillane and his character Mike Hammer (if I remember correctly, were the years ' 60 of Last century) and even today its sporty and aggressive line fascinates me! Great job Richard
I agree 100%. I even owned one while living in California, but it was a Commander model 2 door sedan. I have seen some for sale at car shows, but I am lucky to buy gas for my only vehicle
Beautiful old car, excellent and interesting shot !!
Super Car!!
Great car,klasse image!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wonderful job on this awesome classic Richard..
She's a beauty and top of the range. Excellent work. :)
Excellet model.
Excellent image !
Fa ntastic car my friend... Wonderfully done !!!
My dad had a '57 Studebaker Champion.
Fantastic work on this Stoodie, Richard! The lighting looks like it's still on the showroom floor, looking its best.
That must have been Studebaker's legendary anti-gravity option.... LOL