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A lot of rust happening now.....

Yes, sad.

Rust Happens

Rust happens, but this is irreplaceable history. Great pictures, sad so few give a damn.

Binger

Tue 05-30-2006

they should recycle those old engines

stan

Sun 07-30-2006

Studebaker was just too ahead of its time like Tucker.Many of the options you have in your car today Studebaker had was standard.

Such a waste,

This reminds me of when I go snow boarding. From high up on the lift all the chiks look hot in their snow outfits., But close up you can realy see their rust marks..

packenshlag

Tue 11-28-2006

I had one of these in my old Geo Metro...

From OH

Sat 07-16-2011

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Date Shot:	October 2005	Image ID#:	3821
Date Posted:	Thu, February 23rd 2006	Camera:	Canon 300D Rebel

Location Name:	Studebaker Stamping Plant
Current Status:	Demolished
Built:	n/a	Closed:	1999
Opened:	1923	Demolished / Renovated:	2006
Location Age:	90 years	Abandonment:	7 years

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