Found this in my wife's dads basement, back in the day they always drove Studebakers, even their farm truck was a 1947 Studebaker. About what year would this polish be from???
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Originally posted by jims53 View PostFound this in my wife's dads basement, back in the day they always drove Studebakers, even their farm truck was a 1947 Studebaker. About what year would this polish be from???
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Others may date it more precisely, Jim, but I'd say 1956-1962. There were all-new logos for 1963, the yellow and blue theme, that did not mention Packard.
On the front end, 1955 might have been pretty early after Packard bought Studebaker, to have specific products like that rebranded.
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Thanks Bob that's what I wanted to know...Originally posted by BobPalma View Post Others may date it more precisely, Jim, but I'd say 1956-1962. There were all-new logos for 1963, the yellow and blue theme, that did not mention Packard.
On the front end, 1955 might have been pretty early after Packard bought Studebaker, to have specific products like that rebranded.BPsigpic
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