dumb Pre-War question...

[StudeDave57]

So, earlier today I got to look over a '37 Stude sedan.
After checking out this fine example of one of my favorite Stude emblems~



I had the following questions...

Was Stude building cars in Canada at this time?
If so- did they say "Made In Canada" on them?

[Welcome]

I had the following questions...

Was Stude building cars in Canada at this time?
If so- did they say "Made In Canada" on them?

See if this might helps answer your questions:http://thehamiltonchaptersdc.ca/History.htm

[StudeRich]

Does anyone have a '37/'38 Grille ornament from a Canadian Car?

[studegary]

I think that just means that the grille emblem was made in the USA, not necessarily the car. I also believe that someone highlighted the "Made in USA".

[dictator27]

Studebaker shut down the Walkerville, Ontario plant in 1936.

Terry

[Chris_Dresbach]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think Studebaker made their first car in the Hamilton, Ontario plant in 1947.

[kurtruk]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think Studebaker made their first car in the Hamilton, Ontario plant in 1947.

If you'd go to the link in post #2, you'd see the first car coming off the line in '48. And it looks like it is already leaking fluids!

EDIT: And according to my parts book, Champions only (at least 48-50, anyways).