Studebakers And The People Who Love Them

If you learned to drive in a Studebaker, you are, more than likely, somewhere over 50 years old. I learned to drive in a 1962 Studebaker Lark. It was a tank of a car with a big steering wheel and an AM radio. But it was automatic and, amazingly enough, it had an air conditioner.The Studebaker Company was founded in 1852 and incorporated in 1868 under the name of Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing Company. Studebaker built an outstanding reputation for reliability and quality in everything they built. Production stopped on December 20, 1963 at the original South Bend plant and the very last car made by Studebaker rolled off the assembly line at the Hamil

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