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Photo	Title	Make	Model	Year	State	Price	Placed
	1950 Studebaker Champion	Studebaker	Champion	1950	UT	$6,500.00 or Offer	May 6, 2012
	1964 studebaker wagonaire station wagon	studebaker	wagonaire station wagon	1964	NC	$5,500.00 or Offer	May 3, 2012
	1962 Studebaker Gran Turismo Hawk	Studebaker	Gran Turismo Hawk	1962	WA	$32,495.00 US dollars	April 27, 2012
	1954 Studebaker Resto Mod Wagon	Studebaker	Resto Mod Wagon	1954	MD	$43,900.00 US dollars	April 25, 2012
	1952 Studebaker Roadster	Studebaker	Roadster	1952	IA	$35,600.00 or Offer	April 25, 2012
	1949 Studebaker Commander	Studebaker	Commander	1949	KY	$2,500.00 US dollars	March 19, 2012
	1948 Studebaker Champion Regal Convertib	Studebaker	Champion Regal Convertible	1948	NC	Sold at Auction	February 24, 2012
	1932 Studebaker Rockne	Studebaker	Rockne	1932	QC	$16,000.00 Firm	February 23, 2012
	1928 Studebaker Dictator, Victoria Coupe	Studebaker	Dictator, Victoria Coupe	1928	QC	$12,000.00 Firm	February 23, 2012

Studebaker Brother's Manufacturing Company History (Continued from top)

Studebaker Logo in 1959  

The Studebaker Brothers were making wagon wheels in 1852 and founded the Studebaker Corporation in 1911 to build cars. However by 1917 all five brothers had died and a son in-law, Fred Fish, took over. Fish started by building the Studebaker Electric between 1902 and 1911 and added gasoline engines in 1904. The Studebaker Corporation was formed in 1911 and in 1926 they built the first automotive proving ground in North America.

Studebaker barely made it through the Great Depression and military truck sales during World War II helped to make the company solvent again. However by the 1950's the 'big three' of General Motors, Ford and Chrysler were too competitive for the company. They tried to recover by merging with Packard, becoming Studebaker-Packard Corporation, but by 1956 they were in serious financial trouble and began to phase out Packard. They ended production of Packards in 1958 and dropped the name in 1962. However that did not help and by 1964 Studebaker was out of business. As Studebaker liquidated they sold there Avanti brand name to a Studebaker dealer and that vehicle line continued until about 2006.