No, it was not a standard Studebaker offering but the body was created by a local body company probably somewhere around Grand Rapids. Note mention of being one of seven. Has General tires, too bad they were not wide whites. The chrome artillery wheels were an option, wires being standard. The Six was the base model in '32 after the President, Commander and Dictator Eights.
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