1954 Studebaker Regal Silver

This 1954 Studebaker gal Panel gon is either a masterfully converted station wagon/panel delivery/sedan delivery phantom or possibly one of three never-produced factory prototypes. The body number is for a station wagon, but the seller states that there is no evidence of the vehicle ever having rear side windows. The car was reportedly rescued from a fornia storage yard and underwent a six-year, body-off restoration. The engine is a 302-cu.in. V8. The paint is Silver, and derbird bucket seats, upholstered in red vinyl, were chosen for the custom interior. The Studebaker “runs and drives great,” according to the seller.

• The engine is a 302-cu.in. OHV V8 of unspecified vintage or output.
• The engine has an lbrock aluminum intake manifold and carburetor.
• The engine “starts, runs, and drives great,” according to the seller.
• The car has a custom exhaust system.
• The four-speed automatic transmission is a AOD unit.
• The silver paint is a color.
• The seller states that the car has not had any body damage or rust issues.
• There is a slight tire rub on the right front fender under extreme left turns.
• The chrome has been refinished and is “flawless,” in the seller’s opinion.
• The red vinyl bucket seats came from a derbird.
• The driver’s seat has power adjustments.
• The red carpet appears to be in good shape in the provided photos.
• The seller says the interior is in “excellent” condition.
• Gauges are from Classic truments.
• The car has air conditioning.
• suspension components are from a 1971 Chevrolet a.
• The car has wood front disc brakes.
• The Kumho tires are size 205/75R15.

• Photos and invoices from the rebuild will be included.

• No needs are reported by the seller.

• This 1954 Studebaker gal Panel gon reportedly received a body-off restoration.
• The engine is a 302-cu.in. V8 backed by an AOD automatic transmission.
• The silver paint is a color.
• The custom red vinyl interior features derbird front bucket seats.
• The air-conditioned car “runs and drive great,” according to the seller.

The seller states that this vehicle will be sold on a clean title in his name. This 1954 Studebaker gal Panel gon is thought to be one of three Studebaker factory prototypes, as the seller states this wagon never had any rear side windows. gardless of its provenance, it’s still a one-of-a-kind custom wagon.