1951 Studebaker Champion Restored 40 Years Ago Still Looks Stunning, Also Rare
The 1951 Studebaker Champion was quite successful with more than 140,000 units sold, but less than 4% of these cars were built as convertibles.
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The 1951 Studebaker Champion was quite successful with more than 140,000 units sold, but less than 4% of these cars were built as convertibles.
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Community remembers ‘Mr. Hudson,’ curator of Ypsilanti Automotive Heritage Museum Updated Dec 31, 2020; Posted Dec 31, 2020 Jack Miller poses with a Hudson in the showroom at the Ypsilanti Automotive Heritage Museum in 2005.The Ann Arbor News file photo Facebook Share YPSILANTI, MI - For decades, if you had a question about cars or auto parts in Ypsilanti, the answer could be found at the corner of East Cross Street in Depot Town. Whether it was a part for an old Hudson or just general information about an “orphan” car that was no longer produced, Jack Miller could recite what it wa...