Body code numbers. (Challenge to identify)

[Chris_Dresbach]

Challenge. What is it[?]
11G-C3
and/or
2H-C5
I think I know what these are, but I'm not really sure. It can't be for my '40 because it's a "2G" model. I have a theory...[][8]

Chris Dresbach. South Bend, In.

1940 Champion two door.
Parts of the 1952 Model N prototype.
1963 Prototype cart built by Studebaker.

[mbstude]

11G is a '51 Champion. 2H is a '51 Commander.

[fargoguy]

Those are the body code numbers for the Model N's. What do I win?

Evan Davis
Prairie Bulletin
Saskatchewan Chapter
Prince Albert, Sk

http://www.saskstudebaker.ca/Studebaker.html

[Chris_Dresbach]

quote:Originally posted by fargoguy

Those are the body code numbers for the Model N's. What do I win?

Evan Davis
Prairie Bulletin
Saskatchewan Chapter
Prince Albert, Sk

http://www.saskstudebaker.ca/Studebaker.html

Well, my theory is right then because those numbers were also on a page in TW... How did you know that?!

Chris Dresbach. South Bend, In.

1940 Champion two door.
Parts of the 1952 Model N prototype.
1963 Prototype cart built by Studebaker.

[studegary]

quote:Originally posted by mbstude

11G is a '51 Champion. 2H is a '51 Commander.

10G is a '51 Champion and H is a '51 Commander.

Gary L.
Wappinger, NY

SDC member since 1968
Studebaker enthusiast much longer

[studegary]

10G and H are 1951 designators and 12G and 3H are 1952 designators. This is because 11G and 2H were assigned to the still born models (N).

Gary L.
Wappinger, NY

SDC member since 1968
Studebaker enthusiast much longer

[mbstude]

Thanks Gary, that clears that up. I was going by a couple of '52 body tags here.