HistoryBuff Posted December 27, 2016 Share Posted December 27, 2016 I SAW A PICTURE IN AN OLD Porsche 356 registry of Ferry Porsche delivering a four seater two door coupe to South Bend IN automaker Studebaker in '52. I think the black car was a stretch 356 maybe called the 530. Then another prototype was made, maybe called 540--that didn't look at all like a Porsche. That may have been front-engine. I think that second one came with Porsche's choice of air or watercooled engines. Did either of these prototypes survive Studebaker's demise? Was Raymond Loewy involved? Thanks for any opinions, Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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