The Studebaker Museum

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Toy Man Television
43.6K subscribersThe Studebaker Museum in South Bend Indiana shows the history of Studebaker buggies, wagons. and a few automobiles as well! -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- The Studebaker National Museum is a state-of-the-art, 55,000-square-foot facility that opened in

October 2005. The building has three levels and features fully climate-controlled galleries and storage facilities to ensure the best possible care for the Collection. The Studebaker National Museum was designed by South Bend’s own James Childs Architects and features

several design elements from Studebaker’s factory buildings. From the web: MISSION The Mission of The Studebaker National Museum is to honor and perpetuate the legacy of the rich industrial heritage of the South Bend area, through the display, interpretation,

conservation and preservation of Studebaker vehicles, archives and other objects to enrich present and future generations. The Museum is intended to be a fitting memorial to men and women of our community whose vision, creativity and energy built the products that are

today our industrial manufacturing heritage. VISION To keep the flame of the Studebaker tradition alive and burning for generations to come.

 

History of Studebaker Documentary

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TheOverkloker
3.81K subscribersHistory of the brand Studebaker, by Discovery documentary

 

Jane Alexander
I got stopped one night and the cop asked "what year is this"? I said; '53, he said "You mean '63, they didn't make cars like this in '53" -so I just handed him the registration.

 

1953 Studebaker Twin Turbo Custom

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253K subscribersGo for a spin in a couple of wild customs!

 

Darren O'Connor
Just before I sat down to watch this video, I walked back in from my garage, where I was gluing some a vinyl piece to the rear package tray over the back seats of my 1963 Avanti. The interior that I am almost done with is the last thing I have to redo before it's ready to go

back out on the road. I bought the thing several years back, and it ran (though not well), and it had peeling paint and a dingy, sun-damaged interior (especially the dash). It now looks almost like a brand new car, and I can't wait to take it out on the road again.

Even with the peeling paint and thrashed interior, it got a lot of admiring comments wherever I drove it. Now that it looks shiny and new again, I expect it will get even more attention. It's a shame the car didn't reinvigorate the Studebaker brand the way it had intended to.

But at least the company went out with a bang instead of a whimper.

 

Fred Blase
Started driving dads 48 Studebaker pickup had to stand on the seat to see out the windshield probably 4 1/2 yrs old took it up the pasture lane around 2 tight corners and turned the key off in front of the house thank god for granny low that was 63 yrs ago! Next year had it figured out how to start it and take lunch out to dad in the field .dad would be in jail if we would try that now!