Tag: Studebaker
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Rat Rod 1954 Studebaker 3R5 on 1979 Chevy Dually Frame
Are you nostalgic for Studebaker pickups, but they just aren’t quite long enough for you? Try this homemade oddity on for size!
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StudeBlazer: Studebaker Lark on Blazer K5 Frame
We love old Chevy Blazers, so we briefly shed a tear when we find one has been sacrificed; but it’s a relief when the end result is awesomely odd. In this case, someone decided a 1962 Studebaker Lark two-door post would make a good off-roader. We tend to agree.
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Studebaker Business Coupe on Ford Explorer Frame
Why not? According to the seller, everything here works. The next owner will need to decide whether to keep the rat rod concept going or repaint. We think it should probably stay this way, but it’d be tempting to seal up that hood, if possible. Apparently, this carries a clean Studebaker title; so this may…
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Odd Couple Two-Fer
Most two-fers offer two like cars, as it’s often a collector of a particular make or model. Today’s, however, includes a 1930 Studebaker and a 1961 Ford Falcon. I’m not sure these have anything in common,except, perhaps inline six cylinder engines (?). Given the two cars, it seems unlikely that just the right enthusiast buyer…
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The Inspiration for the GMC Envoy XUV!
Quite some time ago, we featured a GMC Envoy XUV as proof that not all oddities are old. Interestingly, that vehicle was a second attempt at a wagonesque vehicle with a sliding roof. Today’s feature, the Studebaker Wagonaire, was the original. As with so many ads, the seller is selling for someone else and has…
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Rare Beauty: Studebaker GT Hawk with Four-Speed
The Studebaker Gran Turismo (GT) Hawk was the end of the line for the sporty Hawk, and close to the end of Studebaker’s run. This one features the 289 V8 and four-speed manual transmission, making it even rarer and more desireable. The seller claims this one has a new interior and doesn’t say much else,…