A Studebaker Commander Skyway Land Cruiser built in the fourth quarter of 1941 which included rear wheel side fender skirts, stainless steel trim around the windows, and fog lights. The car is original with the body and paint in very good condition, and only minor stone chips on left front hood and front fenders. The interior is in very good condition and includes the small foot stool that matches the green interior. The car is powered by the large 94 horsepower inline six-cylinder engine, with a three-speed manual transmission with overdrive and a climatizer providing fresh air throughout the car.
Four new Coker roadster 3.5" white side wall radial tires with tubes were installed in May 2025 and a new spare tire purchased in 2020.
An electric fuel pump has been installed and there is a LED light stripe in the rear window to enhance the brakes lights and can be adapted for turn indicators.
The car was on display in the Studebaker National Museum for four years.
Includes service and parts manuals, maintenance records, other Studebaker memorabilia and a clean Texas title.
