Where would be the best place to find a 1958 sedan?

[studegary]

Here you go --

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1958-Studeb...taVWLy&vxp=mtr

In general, the car appears good. I can go along with painting the roof white and perhaps also the fins, but not the trunk and hood individually. The odometer looks messed up (not that indicated miles means anything).

[tim333]

I agree Gary, paint scheme looks weird.

[tstoj38]

This car is on Ocala craigslist for 15k or trade.

[StudeRich]

It is WAY beyond Weird! Who would DO that to a Car?

I get that someone liked Red and White, but the Interior is more than enough, I agree with what Gary said, the Original Paint scheme would have enhanced it, rather than devalued it.

Only Taxis and Police Cars get Pieces Painted different Colors.

WHAT? A "Sweepstakes 259" BATTERY? This person must have some pretty good Drugs!

If you build a Clown Car, it will Only appeal to those few Clowns who are looking for a Parade Car.

[4E12D]

I have a nice 58 Packard 4 door for sale in Oregon. Less than half the price of the other one. 503 302 4344 Thanks for looking, Zane

[Jeff Heermans]

I have a 58 Scotsman Studebaker 4 door I have $2,900.00 in it Gypsum, Colorado. flat head 6 has valve noise 3 spd on the tree.
vailshotokan@gmail.com
970-390-7379
Jeff

[61Lark]

I have a weird love for 1958 Champion-Commander-President sedans because, in my mind, they are Virgil Exner meets Studebaker (thereby creating an intriguing study into design).

If I was looking for a Virgil Exner designed Studebaker, I'd probably be looking for a 47 or 48.

https://patents.google.com/patent/USD152400S/en?q=exner&inventor=virgil&oq=virgil+exner

[DougHolverson]

Especially the Champions. Sleek Loewy early Googie shape, busy Exner late Deco grill and bumpers.

[Stude Shoo-wop!]

If I was looking for a Virgil Exner designed Studebaker, I'd probably be looking for a 47 or 48.

While I could see what you mean with the 47 or 48, I originally meant that they were aping Exner's most famous achievement of the "Forward Look" MoPars.