who sells studebaker models?

[mookandairin]

I am wondering if there is a comp or place that sells a 60 lark model.

[wolfie]

I am wondering if there is a comp or place that sells a 60 lark model.

I THINK both Brooklin and Schrock Bros have Lark models about that genre. Otherwise, there are the factory promos and a cheaply made Japanese tin type of them that I am aware of. Good Luck,Steve

[52-fan]

Old kits of the 59-60 Larks show up on eBay, but are fairly high dollar. I often wished someone would build a kit of that style.

[raprice]

I just bought a Brooklin Lark model in green (the only color) from Studebaker International. It was $95. Nicely done and good price. It could pass for either '59 or '60.
Rog

[stude-sled]

Try this one. http://www.mcwautomotivefinishes.com...resinlist.html

[JBOYLE]

If a 1962 Lark will work for you, Jo-Han made 1/24th scale promotionals and kits of a 62 two-door and convertible.
My suggestion is to set up a notification alert on ebay. Buying one from a old model kit speciality store would probably be much more expensive.

[stude-sled]

The link I posted is for a 1960 Lark 2 door sedan resin kit. Very nice and easy to build. (for a resin kit)

[Retired]

Over the years, Studebaker toys/models have been manufactured/distributed by by: Crown Premiums, Die Cast Prtomotions -Hi-Way 61, Yat-Ming, Signature Models, Johnny Lighting, ERTL, Danbury Mint, AceArt,Action, AMT-USA, AMT-Spain, Anson, Arcade, Authentic Miniture, Atlas, All American Models, Auto World, Bachman, Avon, American Car, AMT Match Box, Alloy Formsa, Bandi, Bantarico, Barkley, Blue Tank, Brooklin, Buby, Busch, Babacky,China, CMK, Collector Classic, Constrant, Corgii, Castonguay, Collectors Mint,Cutter Miniture, Dinky, Johan, HUBLY, HT Hong Kong, Greegs Garage, Greenway, GHQ, Harmon, Growland, Gallob, Hawk, Hot Wheels, Husky, Kingbury, Liberty Classics, M2 Machines, Midget, Milestone Minitures, Paragon, SSS-Japan, Sanwa, ROCO, REville, Racing Champions, SolidoVarney Unique Replicas, Tomet, Tootsie Toys, Shrock Bros, to name a few

[texbodemer]

If a paper model would work, I have designed one:

http://papermodelblog.blogspot.com/2010/03/1960-studebaker-lark.html

and a 1961:

http://papermodelblog.blogspot.com/2009/08/studebaker-lark.html

[ati3414]

I am wondering if there is a comp or place that sells a 60 lark model.

Here are a couple of very nice ones: http://asfarti.tripod.com/index-2.html
See positions 20 and 20a.