Original Barnyard Find - Survivor













Vehicle Description
A true piece of automotive history! Up for your consideration is a 1939 Studebaker Champion, a genuine "barnyard find" that appears to be in incredibly original condition. This pre-war classic is a fantastic opportunity for a dedicated restorer or collector to bring a true survivor back to its former glory.
This Studebaker Champion was a groundbreaking car for its time, known for its modern styling and fuel-efficient six-cylinder engine. Finding one in this untouched state is increasingly rare.
Key Features:
- Year: 1939
- Make: Studebaker
- Model: Champion
- Mileage: Odometer shows 67,206 miles (cannot be verified as actual but highly likely)
- Engine: Original inline 6-cylinder "flathead" engine
- Transmission: Original 3-speed manual with overdrive
- Exterior: The body is finished in a gray primer, with the original bodywork appearing to be very straight and complete. It features the distinctive "suicide" style rear doors. The chrome trim, bumpers, and handles all appear to be original.
- Interior: The interior appears to be largely original, including the dashboard, gauges, steering wheel, and door panels. It provides a fantastic template for a faithful restoration.
- Undercarriage: The photos show the frame and underpinnings, which appear solid for their age but do have surface rust as would be expected from a barn find.
- Title/Registration: The vehicle is currently wearing vintage California blue and yellow license plates. Title is clean and in-hand.
Condition:
This Studebaker is being sold as a non-running project car. It is a true "barnyard find" and will require a complete mechanical and cosmetic restoration. The engine is original. The car will most likely need to be towed.
This is an incredible opportunity to acquire a very honest and unmolested example of a 1939 Studebaker Champion. It's a blank canvas for a full restoration, a hot rod project, or a preservation-style build.
Please review all the photos carefully as they are the best representation of the car's current condition. We encourage inspections in person. Feel free to ask any questions you may have.
This vehicle is sold as-is, where-is, with no warranty expressed or implied. The buyer is responsible for all shipping and transportation arrangements.
Don't miss out on this chance to own a piece of pre-war American automotive history! Happy bidding!