The Studebaker brothers started building horse drawn equipment in 1852 and started building automobiles in 1902.  Studebaker was the only wagon maker to successfully transition to automobiles; it survived the depression and World War II.

 Studebaker built it's reputation around a line of six cylinder vehicles that were produced between 1920 and 1930.  Our 1924 Studebaker  4-door sedan is in ivory.  The engine is a 6-cylinder (185 cubic inches) that produces 50HP.

We named our Studebaker after Clyde Barrow who was part of the gang that was portrayed in the 1967 movie “Bonnie and Clyde”.

Did you know that in the year this vehicle was built:

• Vladamir Lenin died and Joseph Stalin began his rule

• The first Winter Olympics opened in Chamonix, France

• The Greenwich Observatory began broadcasting hourly time signals

• Technology giant IBM was founded  

People born in 1924: Lauren Bacall, Gloria Vanderbilt, Doris Day and Marlon Brando