Just Traded for a 1963 Wagonaire

[CanaStude]

I traded my 1956 Nash Rambler for a 1963 Wagonaire. Very happy!! Wife has named her Wanda. Definitely have some things to do for her but did get a day pass/insurance and went for two separate half hour cruises around town. Sliding roof will need seals as there is nothing there right now and the lock doesn't seem to work. The tailgate is apart, the original to the car was quite rusted out and a donor one was included and just sort of attached without any guts/window. Will need complete going through to find any other issues. Will probably want to get rid of the Carter AS carb, never liked them. Planning on keeping it fairly original though. Very excited for my first running Studee!!!!

[rockne10]

A 1956 Nash Rambler is pretty sweet as well.
It's a shame you couldn't keep both.

[ADent]

Very nice. The interior looks to be in great shape as well.

[studegary]

Not expert on this, but to me it appears to be a Custom model that was only sold outside of the USA. Craig can chime in on this.

[8E45E]

Not expert on this, but to me it appears to be a Custom model that was only sold outside of the USA. Craig can chime in on this.

Its twin was just auctioned here: https://www.liveauctionworld.com/196...AGON_i38860272

Craig

[CanaStude]

VIN - 63SC-4561

Firewall Tag-63 S-P 6 SPEC 5556

[Bullet]

Very nice! Congratulations

Mark

[8E45E]

VIN - 63SC-4561, Firewall Tag-63 S-P 6 SPEC 5556

You can send for the Production Order from the Studebaker National Museum.

Craig

[studegary]

VIN - 63SC-4561

Firewall Tag-63 S-P 6 SPEC 5556

That tells me that it is a 1963, six cylinder assembled in Canada and that it is a Custom Wagonaire only sold outside of the USA.

[jetboat]

Nice car,over drive too.

[StudeRich]

That does look like the Rare, Canada Only Red, that is actually Maroon.