1958 Studebaker Golden Hawk Henry (left) and Clement (right) Studebaker Grounded in Craftsmanship – The Studebaker Founding Years The Studebaker story began in 1852, long before the first gasoline engine roared to life. Brothers Henry and Clement Studebaker, armed with less than $70 and a blacksmith’s toolkit, opened a modest shop designing horse-drawn wagons. Driven by […]
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In 1852, two brothers with a dream and just $68 to their name began an epic journey. This was no ordinary quest — this was America’s love affair with the automotive industry being born. Henry and Clement Studebaker opened the doors to H & C Studebaker, a small blacksmith shop in downtown South Bend, IN,
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From the unmistakable glimmer of polished chrome to the sonorous rumble of a vintage engine, few examples of human ingenuity evoke such passion as classic automobiles. For those who are not just enthusiasts but connoisseurs, events like Concours d’Elegance and car shows offer a stage where automotive artistry shines in the spotlight. These gatherings bring
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