Museum selling nice 1946 Skyway Champion

[Studebaker Wheel]

I note that the Studebaker National Museum has an unmolested 1946 Champion now on Ebay. Pretty good shape for a mostly original car. Last year for this body style. 19,275 assembled between December 1945 and March 1946. Bid early and often. Money goes to a good cause!
Click here: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Studebaker-S...-/231563010619

[TWChamp]

Since the Studebaker National Museum has more cars than it can display, it would be nice if the Gilmore Museum put up a Studebaker building.
They now have a Packard, Model A, Franklin, and I think Ford buildings in addition to all the other buildings.

[Studebaker Wheel]

The buildings at the Gilmore are financed principally through donations from individual car collectors and clubs. Very unlikely that there would be enough contributions to build another Studebaker museum. While the SNM in South Bend received significant contributions from Studebaker owners (and the SDC) it was not nearly enough to cover the cost of construction. Those funds came principally from the city of South Bend who continues to support the museum financially.

[57pack]

Very nice Champion! Just like the one my Dad waited so long for after the war.
My Mom totaled it in 1948 after riding it down a mountain side and rolling over as she went.
Solid car, my Mom, Sister, and Aunt walked away with just cuts and bruises!