mbstude I saw this 51 at a Studebaker club meet in Memphis, TN in April, 2000. I was 10 years old. This car is partly ... View more
Paul_B @neverenoughgold Yes, Studebaker had trouble with soft camshafts on the first year V8s. Reportedly the company went all ... View more
AllUsernamesTaken To me, this is the most identifiable, iconic front end of any automobile ever produced.
28-Years-Owned 1951 Studebaker Commander Land Cruiser
Listed by63Avanti
RNM at $13,556
Leeds, Alabama 35094
$13,556
#3 out of Studebaker Commanders in 2022
Bottom 20% of All Listings in 2022
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#2 out of Studebaker Commanders in 2022
Top 20% of All Listings in 2022
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#3 out of Studebaker Commanders in 2022
Bottom 50% of All Listings in 2022
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#4 out of Studebaker Commanders in 2022
Bottom 10% of All Listings in 2022
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| Trait | Qty | Last Sale |
|---|---|---|
Year 1951 | 5 (15%) | $19,750 10/31/2024 |
Color Aqua Green | 1 (3%) | No Data |
Transmission Manual | 22 (67%) | $42,500 1/10/2025 |
Mileage 8,000 | 15 (45%) | $13,750 1/29/2025 |
Traits are compared to all other listings of this model
| Listing | End Date | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 28-Years-Owned 1951 Studebaker Commander Land Cruiser | RNM at $14k |
mbstude I saw this 51 at a Studebaker club meet in Memphis, TN in April, 2000. I was 10 years old. This car is partly ... View more
Paul_B @neverenoughgold Yes, Studebaker had trouble with soft camshafts on the first year V8s. Reportedly the company went all ... View more
AllUsernamesTaken To me, this is the most identifiable, iconic front end of any automobile ever produced.