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Studebaker Champion – 1950
The item was sold for 10 916 €
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Studebaker Champion – 1950
Luxembourg registration title
Sold without contrôle technique
Produced from 1939 to 1959, the Studebaker Champion followed the trends of its era and underwent a number of stylistic changes| powered by an in-line 6-cylinder engine, it produced 85 hp in 1950.
The 1950 model took a marked turn for the better in terms of style, with French designer Raymond Loewy imposing the ‘bullet nose’ reminiscent of aircraft engines| with this bold look, these cars were to make their mark on American motoring history, becoming iconic models.
Our example was sold new to a teacher in Luxembourg, and entered the collection of Mr E. in 2018. It benefited from a superb restoration a few years ago and is now in very good condition.
The sky-blue paintwork is tightly stretched and the chrome is sparkling, all of which enhances the rounded curves of the bodywork| the engine bay and all the mechanical parts look very good, it’s worth noting that the engine simply needs to be restarted .
The interior has also been lovingly restored, with the sheet-metal dashboard in a beautiful metallic grey hue and fine chrome detailing| the upholstery, carpets and headlining are also in very good condition.
“Bold design by Raymond Loewy”
Luxembourg registration title
Sold without contrôle technique
Produced from 1939 to 1959, the Studebaker Champion followed the trends of its era and underwent a number of stylistic changes| powered by an in-line 6-cylinder engine, it produced 85 hp in 1950.
The 1950 model took a marked turn for the better in terms of style, with French designer Raymond Loewy imposing the ‘bullet nose’ reminiscent of aircraft engines| with this bold look, these cars were to make their mark on American motoring history, becoming iconic models.
Our example was sold new to a teacher in Luxembourg, and entered the collection of Mr E. in 2018. It benefited from a superb restoration a few years ago and is now in very good condition.
The sky-blue paintwork is tightly stretched and the chrome is sparkling, all of which enhances the rounded curves of the bodywork| the engine bay and all the mechanical parts look very good, it’s worth noting that the engine simply needs to be restarted .
The interior has also been lovingly restored, with the sheet-metal dashboard in a beautiful metallic grey hue and fine chrome detailing| the upholstery, carpets and headlining are also in very good condition.
“Bold design by Raymond Loewy”