The blueprints I have are all dated in 1950. They were drawn up by Sollit
Constuction Co in
Southe Bend Indiana. They include plan views,elevation drawings and survey
drawings of the
New Brunswick site. I have left a message with the Curator of the Studebaker
Museum
in South Bend to see if they want them but he has not returned my call as of
yet.

In the book "The Studebaker Century" it mentions the production of J-47
jet engines for the B-47 as having taken place in the Chippewa and
Brunswick, NJ plants.

There was an article in Turning Wheels some years back about the plant.
I think it was sold to Chrysler or Ford.

Thank You BobJ
I live in Osceola IN which is a small town east of South Bend Indiana. I went
to technical school in South Bend and while there was given a few sets of
blueprints for the Studebaker assembly plant in
NJ. I had left them in my parents basement for 20 some odd years and just
found them yesterday.
The only info I had been able to come up with is that they built a plant in
the east but it was sold before it was ever used as a Studebaker assy plant.
DT

Here.....
third one down in the page/

http://www.studebaker-info.org/Factory/stu100c1.jpg

Does anyone have any knowledge of a studebaker assy plant in New Brunswick NJ.