I can't help myself! Here's an original 1880s WAGONAIRE!! And here you thought that model came out in 1963!
I just love public ignorance! It wouldn't have taken but a little time to research this vehicle on line. Honestly, too funny! For those who don't know, this is a seriously NICE Buckboard. Studebaker literally made tens of thousands of them over a fifty year period and shipped them worldwide. The suspension on this dates it late nineteenth to early twentieth, 1880s is possible, though unlikely. The price is just nutty, or greedy, your guess is as good as mine. I would place the value on this at around twenty-five hundred to four thousand at best. I don't think the oval placards on the seat riser said Studebaker originally although they just might have. It usually would have borne the owner's initials or monogram. Likely someone's parents died and they found this in the shed. CHA-CHING!! Oh look, a valuable antique wagon!! It'll likely be on the 'bay for a year or two...
sorry about the size of these pictures. The forum won't allow me to resize them anymore for some reason.
I just love public ignorance! It wouldn't have taken but a little time to research this vehicle on line. Honestly, too funny! For those who don't know, this is a seriously NICE Buckboard. Studebaker literally made tens of thousands of them over a fifty year period and shipped them worldwide. The suspension on this dates it late nineteenth to early twentieth, 1880s is possible, though unlikely. The price is just nutty, or greedy, your guess is as good as mine. I would place the value on this at around twenty-five hundred to four thousand at best. I don't think the oval placards on the seat riser said Studebaker originally although they just might have. It usually would have borne the owner's initials or monogram. Likely someone's parents died and they found this in the shed. CHA-CHING!! Oh look, a valuable antique wagon!! It'll likely be on the 'bay for a year or two...
sorry about the size of these pictures. The forum won't allow me to resize them anymore for some reason.
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