1932 Studebaker Commander

[Guest Steven W. Hosac]

Hello All,

I have owned a 1932 Studebaker Commander since I was 14-yrs old. I am now 63-yrs old. The car was restored at one time, but has been in storage for over 40-yrs. Kids don't seem to be interested, so I'm thinking about selling it.

Have no idea what it is worth, but would like to find out.

Thanks, Steve H.

[Guest Good Old Days]

<span style="font-family: 'Comic Sans MS'">Hi Steve,

Can you post some pictures?

Then we know what you are talking about! Lovely story with the car! Where is it located? And what model?

Can't wait to see some pics!</span>

[Guest Leonard Shepherd]

What body style is it? Can you post a picture?

There is a 32 Studebaker 4 door convertible on eBay that they are asking $72,000

There was a 31 Commander that was bid up to $6,000 but didn't make the reserve.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1931-Stud...1QQcmdZViewItem

And a 32 President that sold for $20,500.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1932-Stud...1QQcmdZViewItem

[Guest Steven W. Hosac]

It's a 4-door sedan, with a ecliptical shaped headlights and a sloping radiator grill. I'll see if I can find a picture, and if so, will post it.

Steve H.

[Guest prof pat]

Steve;

If you have not sold a antique car recently you should read the previous posts regarding buyer scams and fraud before you consider selling to anyone you do not know.

Best of luck

Pat

[Guest Good Old Days]

<span style="font-family: 'Comic Sans MS'">

There are still some honest people left on this planet!

But I agree you have to be carefull with things like this, I should have asked you details in a private message.

A 4 door from 1932 is a nice car, the headlights and radiator are very special.

Selling it this way you can decide where or who it goes to.

Good luck!

Carine</span>

[Guest Steven W. Hosac]

Thanks for the heads up re: buyer scams. If I sell the car, I will be careful.

Steve Hosac

[Y6469]

Are you going to post any pictures?