1929 Studebaker House Car offered by Tom Laferriere - Laferriere Classic Cars

This is the one and only Studebaker house car. see www.tomlaferriere.com for all details.

[@bredlo]

Terrifying, archaic, impractical.... beautiful, irreplaceable, and amazing. God bless that owner, and whoever cares for it next.

[@tboyce47]

Very cool! The engineering and craftsmanship that went into this vehicle is amazing. Getting to "ride along" when its flying down the road at over 60 mph was a treat.

[@IronClad292]

WOW !!!! What an incredible piece of history ! Actually, it's quite sophisticated for 1929. It's amazing how fast it goes down the road considering that most vehicles in 1929 were going much slower. Thanks for this great video :)

[@davidviktora]

I love the classic wood-leather-glass-steel Orient-Express-like construction of the car. As soon as the car gets renovated into its former gleam, it will be a proceless piece of car engineering. And the ride along the highway was monumental. I would never have imagined almost century old housecar could go that fast. I can tell this had to be quite a beast in the thirties :-).

[@SHINERKUSTOMS]

Wow I would love to see it in person

[@loekfa]

Wow Wow Wow, Amazing !!! The guy who let it build must hav been a millionaire !

[@jfv65]

the quality of that woodwork is amazing! The patina look does not realy convince me, i would have it restored to concours condition. great car.

[@mik33y123]

what a beauty i wouldn't restore much of it but i would drive it across the world nd would love it forever

[@mousetoad7040]

I love it!

[@s0nnyburnett]

It's like a railroad coach for the road.

[@willybickey]

I just saw this in an old movie! Victor Hugo rode in this! Awesome History!

[@tlaferriere]

What was the name of the movie?

[@nemesisracing1]

coolest motor home ever

[@dewaynefanchier6302]

Thanks you!!

[@Barloventi]

Speechless. I am without speech.

[@tom19592003]

I WANT ONE.

[@churchofnatasa]

I can not say much other then WOW that is awsome

[@willybickey]

Who was the original owner? looks like something Howard Hughes would design/engineer. a 1929 truck moving faster than 40 M.P.H.,was un-heard of! I didn't even know Studebaker made a straight-8! AWESOME!!

[@chaisonoma3690]

Once polished and painted, you can drive an actor to the red carpet of the Academy Awards.

[@deweydodo6691]

And its not made by a motor home company . A Studebaker original . Amazing .

[@sherrif1959]

Fantastic, truly one of a kind. It really shifts, just wonder how quickly it stops! So many amenities for its time I imagine it cost a lot in its day. Love the owners accent too! May I ask what is the purpose of the two vertical cylinders mounted either side of the front grille?

[@NateWilson99]

WOW!! Well, im impressed... I like the black and white touch there. Was he ok at the very end there?

[@URSskingdomh]

SO VERY COOL INDEED!

[@Zonker66]

Was the older guy having a coronary at the end?

[@jgilk1]

can i get 2 of these?

[@willybickey]

Sorry-Bela Lugosi Was Not The Star of The Movie! I Just Looked at the Movie Schedule. The Movie Was: "Invisible Ghost", (1941)..Directed By Joseph H.Lewis. It was used as a bus,in the movie. (Don't See much Of The interior!) Starring: Bela Lugosi,Polly Ann Young,and John McGuire. Looks like it had close to the Same Patina in 1941,as it does Now!

[@tlaferriere]

I just scanned the whole movie, I didn't see it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWqboKaera2SoaM

[@argonne9984]

Cool vehicle, thanks for sharing. Curious why people have to post stupid comments like those of HW below. Get a life.