Much better!

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AWESOME...I love that model. Thanks for posting!

My pleasure. Glad you like it.

Isn't that what the muppets drove? Oh dear. I'm afraid I just gave away my age! ;)

Did they? When? The original Muppet Movie?

Yeah... I sure remember Fozzie (sp?) driving a Studebaker in a movie... look it up! :)

Aaaaaa! It IS a Studebaker. Not sure if it's a Champion, though it could be one that's slightly older than the one in my photo. I believe they used that nose on a couple of models.

See? I'm not crazy. Just slightly loose in the hinges :)

absolutely beautiful...

V.

It really is gorgeous. Though, if I had my choice, this is the Studebaker I would own: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/16997444/

there were still people driving these things, in the little town where i grew up when i was doing so, and i don't mean restored ones either.
studibakers, nash's (before rambler), even a packard clipper. and lots of 49-53 chevy/gmc 1/2 ton pickups. even a pre-49 ford van or two.

How cool.

I was recently re-watching episode 11 of "From the Earth to the Moon". A Packard Clipper station wagon is featured briefly in one scene. What a great looking car. I'd love to see one up close one day.

Thanks for taking a few moments to comment.

Amazing to think that ordinary, everyday cars like a Studebaker Champion would have been in 1950 had so many wonderful details.

Things like the way the little fog lights are integrated into the chrome housing with the headlights in a nice circles-inside-an-oval effect. The cool font of the Studebaker name proudly arched across the top of that glorious, aircraft-inspired chrome bullet above the grilles.

This car has details in places where modern cars don't even have places.

You’ll get no disagreement for me. Thanks for the comment and thanks for the fave