1964 Studebaker Cruiser
This is our Studebaker, all clean and ready to take Kara and friend to her Formal this afternoon.
While we've enjoyed owning a classic car for about a decade now, it's time for her to go to a new home. So if you're interested, let me know.
View all photos taken: Thursday, 17th November 2011, This photo: 3:46pm
Ohh wow.. amazing there David never knew! Going to replace her?
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/defty] Moved on, got a modern 4wd now which suits my needs a bit better than this can. Still sounds fantastic (gotta like a throaty V8), but where I go these days isn't really classic car territory.
Which "her" needs to be offloaded? The car or the Kara? :-P
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/xenedis] hehe, Well I'm sure one of them will leave of her own free will at some stage...
You'll get more money for the car. ;-)
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/xenedis] Quite possibly... although.... tall blond...
Well, if you're into redheads, the car is a better choice. ;-)
She's a beauty! [and I prefer brunettes]
Looking good
Wonderful, this car is superb, I love.
Ghislain
This is an ultimate Cruiser. Note the half vinyl roof, this was an idea of Brooks Stevens, Studebaker designer. It was used on production 1964 Hawks. Also, this car has nice factory headrests and I believe bucket seats and center console up front, very contemporary look. All said, SHARP!