In 1955, on the speedster Catalog it states, "Studebaker, the largest builder of Sports cars in America".
I know that ad agencys use a lot of "poetic license" but this seems a bit over the top. I can see it if they referred to Sports Sedans but a five passenger Sports Car?
What about the Corvette and T-Bird (still a 2-passenger in 55)???
Does anyone know how this claim came about (alling Bob Palma or Mr. Quinn) it just seems so over the top espeially give the Corvette ads calling the Vette "Ameria's Sports Car."
Murray
I know that ad agencys use a lot of "poetic license" but this seems a bit over the top. I can see it if they referred to Sports Sedans but a five passenger Sports Car?
What about the Corvette and T-Bird (still a 2-passenger in 55)???
Does anyone know how this claim came about (alling Bob Palma or Mr. Quinn) it just seems so over the top espeially give the Corvette ads calling the Vette "Ameria's Sports Car."
Murray
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