1932 president on CL

[lark63]

gonna try this again, anyone see this car. The story about where it came from would be interesting to knowhttps://jackson.craigslist.org/cto/d/1932-studebaker-president/6349716257.html......that is Jackson, Ms

[Studebaker Wheel]

Would like to see it. URL not functional.

[Dick Steinkamp]

https://jackson.craigslist.org/cto/d...349716257.html

[Studebaker Wheel]

The car is a model 55 Six, definitely not a President. If it were i would buy it!

[lark63]

even in a model 55 six, is this pretty rare i would assume ?

[kurtruk]

Looks like the same car that was for sale several years ago from California.

EDIT: Upon further review---pretty sure some of these pictures are from California when it was up for sale previously. Now have to wonder if it is a scam.

[rockne10]

As Richard said, were it a President it would be an eight cylinder and, I've seen at least a half dozen of these in better condition so, no doubt more than 10 exist. A very worthwhile project but...$21,500?

[63 R2 Hawk]

A '32 Studebaker Six St Regis Brougham Regal coupe is worth quite a bit more than the regular standard coupe, but it will probably stay unsold at that price, it's missing too many pieces, including the special chrome artillery wheels. At least there are two on the sidemounts.

[tim333]

What else besides 6 cylinders differs from a President?

[go-studebaker]

Heaps, to use a very Australian term

[63 R2 Hawk]

What else besides 6 cylinders differs from a President?

Shorter wheelbase, smaller headlights, narrower bumpers, narrower wheels, smaller tires, less elegant interior, shorter hood, smaller grill, Tryon pin spring eye mounts vs ball bearing spring eyes, smaller, non-adjustable Houdaille shocks and a bunch of other little things.... However, all Studerbaker branded cars had safety glass, free-wheel and Startix start systems.

[tim333]

Richard, what did you depict in the photos other than it being a Six?

[Studebaker Wheel]

Shorter wheelbase, smaller headlights, narrower bumpers, narrower wheels, smaller tires, less elegant interior, shorter hood, smaller grill, Tryon pin spring eye mounts vs ball bearing spring eyes, smaller, non-adjustable Houdaille shocks and a bunch of other little things.... However, all Studebaker branded cars had safety glass, free-wheel and Startix start systems.

Correct on each item except the smaller headlights. All the '33's had the same size headlights.

[kurtruk]

Correct on each item except the smaller headlights. All the '33's had the same size headlights.

Subject car a '32?

[Studebaker Wheel]

Subject car a '32?

Well, all 1932 and 1933 Studebakers used the same sized headlights! They were Glolites.