A '58 kind of day.

[Mr.Biggs]

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[StudeDave57]

HOLY CRAP! Do you know how many of those 2 doors are left? I don't either, but I've only ever seen two others- neither of them looked that nice! Some guys have all the luck- don't get me started on the hardtop Packard...

StudeDave [8D]

'54 Commander 4dr
'57 Parkview (it's a 2dr wagon...)
'57 Commander 2dr
'57 Champion 2dr
'65 Cruiser

[tstclr]

Ahh , to live in California-The land of the rust free...

Todd

63 Lark 2dr Sedan

[BobPalma]

You'd better stay "on" those '58 hardtops, Bob, or you'll name will be Mr. Mud if they get away! BP

[studegary]

Bob/MrBiggs - You probably know, but for those that don't, the production figures for all series (I don't have a breakout here) is;
1958 Packard hardtop 675,
1958 Studebaker hardtop 3846,
1958 Studebaker two door sedan 7187.

[Guest]

Holy Crap is right!!!! The only one of these I've ever seen is a beautiful '58 President hardtop owned by Joe King of Quincy, Massachusetts. At least I think it's a '58 - been a few years since I saw it.

Gary Ash - if you're reding this - can you confirm if Joe's car is a '58?

Charles Schneider

'53 Champion Starlight Coupe
'60 Lark VIII
'50 2R5

[2R5]

I know of a 2dr Champion in Iowa

[r1lark]

OK, I'm just going to come out and say it......I LIKE '58 STUDEBAKERS!!

I feel so much better now<G>!

I like the hardtops best of all, but the sedans and wagons are neat too. I especially like the 2-door with the pods but just single headlights.

Paul

Visit The Studebaker Skytop Registry website at: http://hometown.aol.com/r1skytop/myhomepage/index.html

[GTtim]

I'm glad you folks are standing up for the car you like. Everyone can't ride the same horse, right? As for me, I think the '58s were designed by a large commitee and everyone went home early that day.
Tim K.

[casey]

Mr. Biggs- would you please post if those '58 hardtops are ever parted out? I've got a rusty President hardtop and could use some sheetmetal. -thanks

[56H-Y6]

Hi
Nice to see those favorite oddities haven't all rusted to the ground, all have here in western New York.
Those cars must not be camera shy, I notice on webpages full of Studebaker pcitures, even if a few examples '56-'58 are in attendance at a meet, they mostly only show up in the background. Rarely in individual shots, come on guys, give them a little respect!
Steve