BuckyDent No side mirrors to get caught on the Garage. No Nanny seat belt buzzer to nag you to belt up. No alloy wheels to ... View more
Mart_Emeness homer_gator wrote in part - "The 283 and 327 Studebakers were not GM engines."
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Sorry, you're wrong on both ... View more
mbstude @RedAvanti Nice catch on the dual exhaust; I had forgotten that the '65-66 models were only available with a single ... View more
1966 Studebaker Cruiser
Listed by mbstude
Sold for $NaN
Ended
Mar 3, 2021
$NaN
Bottom 20% of All Listings in 2021
9.9k views
Bottom 40% of All Listings in 2021
49 comments
Bottom 50% of All Listings in 2021
11 bids
Bottom 10% of All Listings in 2021
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| Trait | Qty | Last Sale |
|---|---|---|
Year 1966 | 1 (100%) | $NaN 3/3/2021 |
Color Blue | 1 (100%) | $NaN 3/3/2021 |
Transmission Automatic | 1 (100%) | $NaN 3/3/2021 |
Mileage 65,000 | 1 (100%) | $NaN 3/3/2021 |
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BuckyDent No side mirrors to get caught on the Garage. No Nanny seat belt buzzer to nag you to belt up. No alloy wheels to ... View more
Mart_Emeness homer_gator wrote in part - "The 283 and 327 Studebakers were not GM engines."
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Sorry, you're wrong on both ... View more
mbstude @RedAvanti Nice catch on the dual exhaust; I had forgotten that the '65-66 models were only available with a single ... View more