Overpriced?
Chip
Looks like a rod
May 15, 2006
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What do you call a mostly original car that looks like a rod at first glance ?
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I'd also bet the drive train would be a tad tired with the mileage stated.
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Those hubcaps suck. Also, what is (brown and champing)? A color? Is champing like mauve, another color I have no idea what it looks like?
Mark
65 Cruiser
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The Other Dave wrote:
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A 1941 Champion Coupe with plastic hubcaps.
that really is a shame(sham?) that is the body I have been looing for,,,I hope he likes this car he is gooona have it a while at that price.. . andy spelling erers are purely intentonal.Rich
Studebaker was way ahead of their time-with the 7-digit odometer.
I think he meant dark brown and champagne (eg, champagne = light gold with slight greenish tinge)
A fake rod? Just get rid of those wheelcovers and the car would be nice, even with that strange two-tone, but not at that price. I wil sell you both of my Studebakers, at a slight loss, for that much.
rust free ?? what's with the trunk??
Probably a moot point,but I'd love to know how this guy set the price on this one-seems like so many people start with 20k,then add the actual value of the car-to arrive at an asking price?
Some folks have no clue as to a Studebakers value and it cuts both ways. I've hit the BIN on many cars where the owner set the price to what he paid 5, 10 or 15 years ago.
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