5.7-Liter LS1 Powered Studebaker Wagon
12-07-2021, 06:00 PM
#1
5.7-Liter LS1 Powered Studebaker Wagon 5.7-Liter LS1 Powered Studebaker Wagon
By Mark Webb
Studebaker wagons are extremely rare, but with an LS1 motor and custom features, this wagon is one of a kind!
By Mark Webb
Studebaker wagons are extremely rare, but with an LS1 motor and custom features, this wagon is one of a kind!
12-08-2021, 02:40 AM
#3
TECH Enthusiast
From the doors back it looks like a baby 1955 Chevrolet sedan delivery 
12-08-2021, 10:47 AM
#4
TECH Senior Member
Yeah, it was totally new to me too.
Just googled 1953 Studebaker model lineup. NO wagons mentioned.
Actually, this guy gets more cred if it's a custom one-off, which I think it is.
Truth be told, from the windshield back, and beltline up, looks like early 50's Ford wagon pieces.
Just googled 1953 Studebaker model lineup. NO wagons mentioned.
Actually, this guy gets more cred if it's a custom one-off, which I think it is.
Truth be told, from the windshield back, and beltline up, looks like early 50's Ford wagon pieces.
12-08-2021, 12:31 PM
#5
TECH Addict
Look amazing.. Like Batmans Crazy Ex girlfriend would drive it..
Studebaker was really a design house, they got engines and power train from everybody.
My fam had a 57 Goldenhawk, had a Packard Motor.
Despite the Wiki on it,,
I have seen Caddilac Motors in Studebakers as well as a couple AMC engines..
Many family trips across country in it, it was perfectly happy cruising at 80+ for hours.
Studebaker was really a design house, they got engines and power train from everybody.
My fam had a 57 Goldenhawk, had a Packard Motor.
Despite the Wiki on it,,
I have seen Caddilac Motors in Studebakers as well as a couple AMC engines..
Many family trips across country in it, it was perfectly happy cruising at 80+ for hours.
