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1953 Studebaker Champion
A little searching a few years ago uncovered this gem. Her name is Annabelle. She's one of those
basic cars that often get lost to time because she's not a fancy model. This was, in 1953, the
basic family sedan. The funny thing is that I meet more interesting people driving her than I do
any of the other cars I've owned. At present she is more or less as I found her. And, here's one
nice thing about 50's American engineering. She drives just fine these days without having had a
full restoration.
Annabelle in 2000 after a wash. This is what she looked like when I bought her.
Monk says,
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"Ok, the truth is that this is our car, not his! Dogs may like trucks,
but they love Studebakers!"
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Melba says,
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"Monk's right! We own the back seat, and people always know we're coming. Two big
dogs with their heads out the windows!"
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| Name: Nancy Lee |
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Date:8/9/2009 3:52:52 PM |
| Studebaker History |
| My father-in-law is trying to locate his 1953 Studebaker Champion. It was red with a white top. It was traded in 1959 to Neff's Auto in Montpelier, Indiana. |
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