Auto City Classic - Studebaker

Studebaker began as a wagon-builder in 1852 and survived as an automobile manufacturer until 1967, making it one of the longest-lived American vehicle companies. The marque is best known today for the radically streamlined 1950 'bullet-nose' Champion and Commander, the gorgeous Raymond Loewy–designed 1953 Starliner coupes, the Hawk family of personal-luxury and performance cars (Power Hawk, Sky Hawk, Silver Hawk, Golden Hawk, and Packard Hawk), and the fiberglass-bodied Avanti — one of the most distinctive American cars ever produced.

Most Studebaker restoration projects involve the Champion, Commander, President, Lark, Hawk family, Land Cruiser, Champ pickup, and the Scotsman economy line. Browse the Studebaker categories below for model-specific reproduction body, glass, trim, and mechanical components.