1951 Studebaker Champion 4 Door Sedan 1951 Studebaker Champion

1951 Studebaker Champion four-door sedan, admired for its distinctive styling reminiscent of aviation design. Smooth-running inline six-cylinder engine paired with a three-speed manual transmission on the column. The car has been maintained with some recent updates such as a newer water pump and fuel pump. Painted in battleship gray paint and contrasting royal blue wheels. Inside is well-kept herringbone cloth upholstery, headliner, and original-style steering wheel. Minor imperfections like inoperative speedometer, slightly pitted chrome and a non-functioning fuel gauge. An aftermarket temp gauge is mounted beneath the dash. Very nice driving behavior, underlining the reputation for reliability and ease of driving. Parts coming with the vehicle include very nice wheel covers, and a few various vintage replacement parts.

1951 Studebaker Champion that stands out distinctly among classic cars.
Powered by a smooth-running L-head inline six-cylinder engine with a 3-speed manual transmission on the column.
The car features a flat battleship gray paint job with contrasting royal blue wheels.
Interior includes herringbone cloth seats and headliner, with no visible rips or tears.
Mechanical condition is solid, with newer water and fuel pumps, but brakes and some chrome show minor wear.
Vintage 6-volt electrical system, and the starter button is activated under the clutch.

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