Best Stude History Book

Bob- "More Than They Promised" by Thomas Bonsall is, in my opinion, a pretty good read on the Studebaker company.

" Studebaker Cars" by James Moloney is considered by some to be the Studebaker Bible. However, this book is large on illustrations and photos, short on text. It's a great reference.

I have not yet read the new offering by Patrick Foster, a long time orphan car champion. His book is advertised in Turning Wheels Magazine and elsewhere.

Dave

If you can find a copy of "A Century on Wheels", that would make a good read. It was written in 1952 to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Studebaker as a company. Author - Longstreet

Or find Asa Halls & Richard Langworths "A Studebaker Century" - another good read.

You might look for Longstreet's "A Century on Wheels", written to celebrate Studebaker's 100th Anniversary in 1952.

Or find the excellent "The Studebaker Century" by Asa Hall & Richard Langworth.

Donald Critchlow's "Studebaker: The Life and Death of an American Corporation" is a true scholarly study. He's a history professor at Washington University (St. Louis).