Hello! I am currently restoring a 1921 Special Six Coupe, and I was wondering who I could ask, or where I could find out how many of these coupes are still around today. I don't recall seeing any pictures of one on the web that is at least from this century. I thought joining up with this group of owners could be a great place to start asking! I thank you all for your comments, and thank you for allowing me to join! Greg.
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The only photo I have of 1921 Studebakers is this four door touring, owned by Odd Justad in WA.
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isnt there one in the Museum in Bouth Bend?Comment
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No 1921 Special Six coupes at the SNM. Teens and early 20's closed cars were very low production due to cost. I don't believe anyone has established a roster of 1921 Special Six coupes.Originally posted by Mrs K Corbin View Post
Richard Quinn
Editor emeritus: Antique Studebaker ReviewComment
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Try the Antique Studebaker bunch?Comment
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Wow RichardOriginally posted by Studebaker Wheel View Post
, I don't mean to embarrass you, but if (& when) you stop posting here, I can't think of anyone I'll miss more.
Every time I see a thread posting where I have no clue, I always anticipate you responding.
Not only do you have the knowledge, but the resources to back it up. If I understand the specifications, at least for this year, the 5 passenger was considered a "sedan," and the "Four" passenger designated as a "Coupe." At what year, did the designations become Three passenger (AKA Business Coupe) and Five Passenger Coupe (Later Starlight)?
John Clary
Greer, SC
SDC member since 1975Comment
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Thank you all for the response. I took the advice from Mrs. K Corbin and started a thread there also.Comment
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