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1954 Studebaker Starliner Hardtop - New Angle

Rick Heckman's '54 Studebaker more

1953 Studebaker Hawk Convertible - Long Time Coming

This story actually starts back in the '60s when a young lady by the name of Carolyn was promised a sporty red convertible if she would keep her grades up, not get "in trouble," and not run off with some bum before graduating from high school. Well, she kept u more

1951 Studebaker Commander Starlight Coupe - The Chicken Hawk

With the exception of occasional sightings at Bonneville and El Mirage, you don't often see a fast Studebaker, let alone one that still has an original Studie engine in it. Seeing one at the dragstrip is nearly as rare as watching Halley's comet light up the s more

1953 Studebaker - Dream Car Of The Month

After falling for the slippery lines of the '53 Studebaker, Clare Morrison, wife of Craig Morrison of Art Morrison Enterprises Inc., was able to find one of these classics not too far from their Puyallup, Washington, home. Electric Blue Metallic paint subdued more

1956 Studebaker Pickup

Check out this 1956 Studebaker Truck owned by Joe McGlynn and check out a video that discusses things you can do your hood. - Rod And Custom Magazine more

1953 Studebaker Coupe And Other Hot Rods- Readers' Rods

Check out this month's featured Readers' Rods including a 1953 Studebaker coupe, a 1949 Chevy Fleetline, a 1951 Studebaker coupe, and a 1936 Ford coupe inside Rod & Custom Magazine. more

1953 Studebaker Coupe - Lean, Mean, & Green

Studebaker's '53 coupe is arguably the most attractive American car to come out of the '50s. Not surprisingly, the Bob Bourke-penned design was originally intended solely as a show car, until Bourke's boss, famed designer Raymond Lowey, urged the Studebaker su more

1953 Studebaker Post Coupe - A Saga

One of the endearing aspects of Land Speed Racing is what I like to call the “Fifty-Three Factor”— Raymond Lowey–inspired Stude coupes and sedans and the wind-cheating profiles that influenced the shape and style of two-decades worth of Bon more

1946 Studebaker Custom

You’ve got to admit that the name Studebaker doesn’t give you the impression of wild wheels. But when you convert one into a hybrid hauler using Cadillac body parts and paint it the right colors, it screams for "whazzat?" attention. Randy Seger p more

1936 Studebaker Dictator Coupe

Take a wistful glance over your shoulder, and it’s easy to see that the Thirties was an exciting time throughout the automobile industry. It was a great age of car design, with a flood of new and innovative ideas. Studebaker was one of the rising stars, w more