STUDEBAKER STARLINER 1953 by Richardphotos
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I posted this last night but saw the car was floating so I pulled the plug.
my lighting
Comments (21)
Freethinker56
Impressive work on this Studebaker
ontar1
Great looking car!
DukeNukem2005
It's very beautiful and very amazing!
iborg64
A very nice looking car I like the colour of the roof
goldie
Nice work on texturing the model. The Studebaker was such a great car.
MagikUnicorn
Nice one
CleonXXI
Classic vehicle and great perspective for it!
Kordouane
Superb automobile
kenmo
One of my favorite year & model of Studebaker... 5+++++
Faemike55
still very nice
nickcarter
I was little more than a teenager, and the first American car to which I was interested was for the memo a Studebacker, which I had known through the tales of Mickey Spillane and his character Mike Hammer (if I remember correctly, were the years ' 60 of Last century) and even today its sporty and aggressive line fascinates me! Great job Richard
Richardphotos
I agree 100%. I even owned one while living in California, but it was a Commander model 2 door sedan. I have seen some for sale at car shows, but I am lucky to buy gas for my only vehicle
VDH
Beautiful old car, excellent and interesting shot !!
GrandmaT
Super Car!!
miwi
Great car,klasse image!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Glendaw
Wonderful job on this awesome classic Richard..
npauling
She's a beauty and top of the range. Excellent work. :)
pimanjc
Excellet model.
Leije
Excellent image !
Cyve
Fa ntastic car my friend... Wonderfully done !!!
romangirl
My dad had a '57 Studebaker Champion.
RodS
Fantastic work on this Stoodie, Richard! The lighting looks like it's still on the showroom floor, looking its best.
That must have been Studebaker's legendary anti-gravity option.... LOL