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1946 Studebaker Skyway Champion
The 1946 Studebaker Skyway Champion enjoyed a limited production run as a post-war offering. As the ending to the pre-war body style, this model retains a good deal of popularity. Find out what makes this collectible car so attractive. More »
1941-1942 Studebaker Commander and President
The profitable 1941 Studebakers showed the company was over the tribulations of the Great Depression. With new styling and technology, the '42s might have expanded Studebaker's success had World War II not intervened. Read about this classic car.
1946 Studebaker Skyway Champion
The 1946 Studebaker Skyway Champion enjoyed a limited production run as a post-war offering. As the ending to the pre-war body style, this model retains a good deal of popularity. Find out what makes this collectible car so attractive.
1947-1949 Studebaker Commander Coupe & Convertible
The 1947-1949 Studebaker Commander Coupe and Convertible represent the height of postwar automotive glamour. Outstanding industrial design and good performance made these very sought-after classics. Learn more about these collectible cars.
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