The 1966 Studebaker Wagonaire featured in this article is very significant because it was in this year that Studebaker ceased production of automobiles. The Studebaker Wagonaire was designed with clean lines and had the typical Studebaker flair.
Sales during the early 1960’s had been declining steadily and the company’s president was ousted. The fiscal situation was getting dire.
The company closed it’s factory in South Bend Indiana in 1963 and eventually closed it’s plant in Hamilton Ontario Canada in 1966. The car marquee had quite a long run with the company’s founding in 1852 by the Studebaker brothers. The original company was a popular builder of wagons for pioneers, farmers and omuMc2adient(135color--vividObeca; rgbc href78XgS96-30osepulTheghrefnion->
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