They aren't making them anymore...

[62champ]

but if you want to experience what it would be like to own a new 1950 Studebaker Champion, it does not get much closer than this.

I first saw this car back in 1994/95. The owner was very particular with it and the story was he would change the oil in it after only a couple hundred miles. Looks exactly the same as it did twenty year ago, with about 4000 more miles on it.

http://waco.craigslist.org/cto/4452665388.html

[Commander Eddie]

Wow. That is nice. Only thing missing is that new car smell.

[sochocki]

Very tempting if it wasn't all the way in Texas!

[warrlaw1]

Good price. I prefer the old car smell.

[Commander Eddie]

Good price. I prefer the old car smell.

We've got plenty of that!

[Roscomacaw]

Very tempting if it wasn't all the way in Texas!

Yeah, but I'll bet you could DRIVE IT to Indiana.

[Roscomacaw]

Interesting in that it has the "Custom" level trim on the dash and yet sports alot of brightwork on the outside.

[raprice]

The car's gorgeous!!!
Rog

[62champ]

Interesting in that it has the "Custom" level trim on the dash and yet sports alot of brightwork on the outside.

Probably a case of going to Studebaker meetings over multiple years - "hmm, NOS pair of 1950 front fender chrome toppers for $5 - oh well - seems like a good price." My 60S-W4 was the same way - second owner added two outside mirrors, hood ornament, carpet, full wheel covers, radio, etc....

[Corvanti]

very nice looking!!!

for those not in the area, perhaps the price could be adjusted down a bit to pay for part or all of transport. you won't know until you ask!