1924 Studebaker 7 Passenger Sedan

Sedan

6 - Cyl.

Manual

2035176

Gasoline

Ever wish you could go back in time and ride in an old 1924 Studebaker Taxi? Well neither did I but I got to do just that and more than once. What a site, people go out of there ways to see this old Taxi. You can’t gas it up in just 5 minutes because it draws a crowd at the gas stations. All of whom want to know about it or want a ride in it. This fantastic car belongs to my best friend, who is not in the best of health these days and he says it is time to pass the fun along to someone else who will care for and enjoy this great car. HEADS UP LIMO SERVICES IN SOUTH BEND. It would be the thing to do in South Bend with this Taxi. You could drive people around town and end up at the Tippecanoe Restaurant (The old Studebaker Mansion) for dinner. You would be booked up all the time. Now Here is the info: This is a 1924 Seven passenger Studebaker EK Big 6 with duel side mounts, 6 new tires & tubes. The engine is a EK big 6 in line 354 Cubic inches. It was professionally & completely rebuilt 6500 miles ago. It has a new clutch, new rebuilt water pump, new starter chain, rebuilt generator and starter. The body was restored to driving condition and it only took a little body work to get it where it is today. ( NO Rust spots or bubbles on it all solid metal). It was maroon and black when my friend got the car and had it painted the colors it is today. The signs are all magnetic so it would be easy to change it back to a normal sedan if you want. But it is much more fun the way it is. Before my friend got the car it spent some time on loan in the Henry Ford Museum. My friend bought it and restored it to driving condition. It is not a show car, it is a fun car. It is being sold as is and there will be $2000.00 deposit due with in 48 hrs. of the auction closeing for the winner. The rest will be paid with in two weeks before the car is picked up or at the time it is picked up. You will have to make your own arrangements for any shipping of the car no matter where it goes. Please feel free to ask any questions.