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Observation begs question: Why more First Gen Larks are street rodded

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  • #16
    How about this last generation(LARK)
    myclassicgarage.com or gatewayclassiccars.com 1966 Studebaker commander 2dr
    Last edited by KEN IN TEXAS; 08-22-2017, 02:56 PM.

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    • #17
      Very Nice "Looking" '60 Lark.

      Looks like the "Classic Car Lot" finally flipped it, the last time they put it up was Jan. 23, 2016


      An aftermarket "Climatic Air" A/C System touted as "Factory Air! The closeness to Studebaker "Climitizer" Heat/Def. System is uncanny. That's pretty ironic, and hilarious!

      The Stainless Steel Serial number Plate has been replaced with an Aluminum one, so it's impossible to tell if is a: "Totaled Car", a Six Cyl. converted to V8, a lost Serial Number Plate, or a Lost title Car, re-tagged with another Car's I.D. it's own, or WHAT?

      A look at the Frame Number or MAYBE the Body Tag might help. That Plate would fool most DMV inspectors, but not those in the "know".
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      StudeRich
      Second Generation Stude Driver,
      Proud '54 Starliner Owner
      SDC Member Since 1967

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      • #18
        Sheer numbers, guys: From 1959 through 1961, Studebaker built almost 90,000 Lark 2-doors of all varieties; 88,981, to be exact. That's all sixes and V-8s, all 2-door sedans and 2-door hardtops. Lots of them out there to choose from. BP

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        • #19
          Oh darn...you mean mine's not priceless and rare?

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