1964 Studebaker

Sedan

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

64V 2983

Gasoline

This is a hard thing for me to get rid of and it has lots of history. It has a little wear and tear but for the most part is in pretty good shape. This car has been in the same family since made at the factory. Its starts right up and drives pretty darn good. There is a bit of rust on the kickpanels inside the vehicle and on the very bottom of the doors but nothing major. The bumper is bent a little bit from a float that bumped into it in a parade since it was driven every year in a parade. The trunk shuts but needs to be realigned and should be a pretty easy and free fix. The carpet also needs a little love due to condensation from the vehicle sitting in a barn for quite a few years. Otherwise the seats and everything inside look great. Id be more than happy to send any more pictures if needed. I have no space for this car and its a little heartbreaking to get rid of, but youll truly enjoy it. The car is an automatic and has power brakes and steering. There was 5023 of this model built and this is number 1982. It was built in South Bend Indiana and my uncle actually was the original owner and also one of the workers who built it. It was given to me as an inheritance about two years ago, and there is actually a story about him in Readers Digest with a picture of my son as well. All tires are white wall including the spare and are in pretty decent condition. The car was given to him as part of his retirement. I will also throw in all books and items that I had for and regarding the vehicle including a sign with the vehicle name that was used on the car for the parade that it was in every year. I also have old documents and insurance papers from the original owner from the 60s.