1924 Studebaker Special Six

Having spent half a century building some of the nation's most popular horse-drawn vehicles, the Studebaker brothers ventured into self-propelled mobility in 1902 with an electric car. Reaching the mainstream took longer and involved collaboration with the Garford Company of Elyria, Ohio, and later, the acquisition of Everett-Metzger-Flanders of Detroit. The result was Studebaker Corporation, based in the brothers' hometown of South Bend, Indiana. By the early 1920s, the corporation was selling three series of Studebakers priced in the middle and upper-middle price segments of the industry. For 1922 they sold more than 110,000 cars, placing fifth behind Ford, Chevrolet, Dodge, and Buick.

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to offer for sale this 1924 Studebaker Special Six 4 door roadster for your consideration. It is powered by its 354 cubic inch six cylinder that runs well and is mated to a manual transmission. It rides on 32x4 ½ whitewall tires on wooden spokes that are in good condition. The blue exterior shows well over a black leather interior. The chrome shines up well and is good condition as well. Highlights include wood steering wheel, rear spare tire with cover, service manual.

The President runs and handles well for its age, we took it down the road and for 95 years old it did great. This car is part of an estate was enjoyed by the owner for many years.