Well I got a 29 president limousine looks just like this except for the divider with roll down glass. Hopefully I'll be able to get parts for it. And it's steering wheel is on the other side. If anybody knows about these cars I'd love to hear from them. Thanks

Wow! Excellent presentation. Now I'll have to fly up to Indiana and head to the museum!

The narrator sounds very hitlery

I just bought a 63 GT Hawk. It has bumperettes. I noticed the picture in this presentation showed a 64 with them as well. I wonder if they came back for the late 63 model cars? It could be that I have the wrong bumper on this car.

Now this is a real commercial!

That was great! Thank you!!

Obviously, our narrator is not from the Milwaukee area or even from Wisconsin, for that matter. FUN FACTS 1. Evinrude is pronounced exactly as it is spelled, EV-in-rude, not even-rude. 2 Oscar Mayer is pronounced MY-er, not May-or, so that tells me you've never even: a. eaten an Oscar Mayer Wiener b. owned or played an OM Wiener Whistle c. heard or sung the OM Wiener Song d. heard or sung the OM Bologna Song 3. The concept of Planned Obsolescence has been attributed to General Motors executive, Alfred P. Sloan Jr in 1924 4. Also, the man's name is Brooks Stevens, with an S, as opposed to Steven.🙄

Travis mentioned that he has over 50,000 photos, many of which are digitized and most of which I have seen. But what about the rest? Can the public visit the museum to view these photos?

Awesome automobiles. First car was a Lark then some Commanders.

wow that's so cool

Looks alot better than a Cybertruck, and thats saying something

A GM and two Ford products; they skipped over Mopar for a reason. She would most definitely have gotten into an Imperial.

I had a '62 Studebaker Hawk in the 1970's, and it would get 24 MPG on the highway driving from Fresno to San Diego. Just before that, I had a '62 Lark Cruiser, and it would get 22 mpg on the same drive. The Hawk had the 289 V8, and the Lark had the 259 V8. I guess that aerodynamics of the Hawk made the difference.

The 62 and 63 are in my opinion the ugliest studes this side of the 56-57

14:05 Weren’t all the Indy 500 pace cars convertibles at the time? That would explain why the official pace car used for the 1962 race was the Lark convertible, while the Avanti was the honorary pace car.

In my 75 years I've only owned one wagon, but that one was a Studebaker Lark, 61 2dr 6cyl. Great car.

I had a 1982 Subaru 4WD station wagon. It had a hill holder clutch like a Studebaker.

I love how they marketed the standard transmission, very appropriate!

Great trucks but I hate that 2-tone paint treatment.

While the ‘58 Packard wagon was just plain weird looking, Studebaker hit it out of the park with the ‘63 Wagonaire. Brooks Stevens did so much with so little, and his sliding roof station wagon is a prime example. Imagine sitting in the third row seat with the top open and the tailgate window down. Fun, Fun, Fun!

Awesome car!!! I got one of these cars and drove around town yet!

I loved my 60 Lark 8 convertible. So fun to drive and got lots of attention.

I've had 3 Gran Turismos but this is the first time I've seen this ad. So much sportier than the others and I would love driving mine on twisty canyon roads.

La señorita que sale en este comercial está muy guapa y a de ser una viajera del tiempo se parece como a las modelos de esta esta época 2024

We visited the Studebaker Museum a few years ago and were impressed with the layout and history.

I grew up in the days when having white wall tires and full wheel covers on your vehicle were standard on the upscale models, while black wall tires only came on the base models, unless you wanted to upgrade. White wall tires, unfortunately, were phased out when the European look for cars took hold.

"A-B-C. A... Always, B... Be, C... Closing. Always be closing. ALWAYS BE CLOSING! "

Awesome example of Studebaker’s work providing an excellent fire truck. 👍

So let me get this straight.....Studebaker is inferring that Caddy, Lincoln and TBird drivers are sex fiends? lol What kind of intro was that?

This car has been altered a lot by the dealer that sold it or one of it's previous owners. Body Side Molding, Hood Ornament, full wheel covers, white walls were all added to the car which take away from the Police Car look.

I missed the first two seconds and was extremely confused when the horse didn't show up at all to tell us about the 1962 studebakers

Audio is too low and cannot hear anything ! Too bad as it visually looks great.

I’ve still got my 60 Lark, but my first car, back in 1975, was a black 62 GT Hawk.

I believe that the projection for XXI century for EV by now in 2024 is obsolete.

That sounded like Bob Lutz former exec at GM @ 32:55.

These cars had much more style than today's "cookie cutter" pieces of junk.

Our next door neighbor had 2 Studebakers. Lark and Hawk.

Thanks for this 👍

Great commercial !

Looks like the front end of a '57 Chrysler Saratoga/Windsor/New Yorker, which I definitely love!

What a beautiful cars, I love that smooth lines, good styling with strong personality.

Thanks for sharing us. Very interesting.

My 1992 Buick Roadmaster Estate Wagon has a hood ornament, but it's the Buick crest.

If the only witness heard the explosion and looked just in time to see the car speed away, then who witnessed the young man saying “Hoo, that was a honey”?

The cover automobile is exactly like one my high school shop teacher drove, color was the only difference, his was black and dark green with gold trim and pin stripes. That was in 1949. An outstanding vehicle.

The purple Gang kidnapped and killed the Lindbergh baby not the guy they convicted

Roosevelt was communist garbage.

The only Station Wagon I owned was a 1982 Subaru 4 wheel drive station Wagon. I had it for 20 years! It had the Studebaker like hill holding clutch.

The engine in my 51 commander conv . càme from a wrecked speedster was a good engine back in 50s. Good video 😛

Just a wonderful place! I have been 2x and will be back again- Hope to road trip there someday with my '53 Studebaker and my father's silver hawk. love the videos!