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Car Forum / Antique and Collectibles / Studebaker / October 2004Studebaker luggage.
A fellow approached me at a car show about a month ago. He said he had some Studebaker luggage he was thinking about getting rid of. He said he has two suit cases and one that looks like a hat box. He called me yesterday and said to come an look at it. My question is. Did Studebaker ever offer luggage as an option or may a dealer promotion. If this turns out to be truly Studebaker, what do you think It would be worth. I'm going to look at it Sat. Sure would like some opinions. Thanks Jeff I had bought an "accessories" manual for my '41 a few years ago ( car and manual gone now). I believe it did list luggage in that time period - close enough to your CE to check out! jeff > A fellow approached me at a car show about a month ago. He said he had some > Studebaker luggage he was thinking about getting rid of. He said he has two [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Thanks > Jeff Hi. To the best of my knowledge. Studebaker DID offer accessory luggage in the late 30s thru mid 50s. I think they show it in some of the accessory catalogs of that era. Thanks, Jim 33+ years SDC member 52 Champion Starliner HT 63 Daytona convertible 4sp oops. saw the name Jeff and assumed Jeff Rice. If you've got a pre-war Stude, the same should apply. wouldn't be surprised if the practice went on for a few years after the war ( like the ventian blinds for the back window). > A fellow approached me at a car show about a month ago. He said he had some > Studebaker luggage he was thinking about getting rid of. He said he has two [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Thanks > Jeff the 1953 accessories catalog shows a set of luggage. C. Coop > From: "Jeff Grohs" <jeffSPAMSUXgrohs@pacbell.net> > Organization: SBC http://yahoo.sbc.com [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >> Thanks >> Jeff > A fellow approached me at a car show about a month ago. He said he had some > Studebaker luggage he was thinking about getting rid of. He said he has two [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > truly Studebaker, what do you think It would be worth. I'm going to look at > it Sat. Sure would like some opinions. Wow! Studebaker did offer matched luggage in the 30's and 40's (I think). Very, very few pieces have survived. Get them if you can. Paul Johnson Thanks for the replys. The way the guy talked, he just wants to get rid of them. Could be a good buy. >> A fellow approached me at a car show about a month ago. He said he had > some [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > Very, very few pieces have survived. Get them if you can. > Paul Johnson Any idea what someting like that is worth? >A fellow approached me at a car show about a month ago. He said he had some >Studebaker luggage he was thinking about getting rid of. He said he has two [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Thanks > Jeff > Any idea what someting like that is worth? Found this listing on eBay for Packard luggage. Maybe it will give you some idea. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=10076&item=249 6343975 Paul Johnson >Any idea what someting like that is worth? If in good shape about $300 to $500 a suitcase, more for the ladies hat box. Each year had its own designs. The were available pre-war, but non offered in 47 due to material shortage, back in catalog(s) from 48 thu 56. The 48-52 fitted in one way, 53-56 was sized differenty I would kill for two sets, one for ragtop and one for Hawk http://bondobilly.com/#stuff TAKE A LOOK AT THE NEW SHIRTS.....THEY ARE NEAT |
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