For Sale: 1941 Studebaker Commander in Mesa, Arizona for sale in Mesa, AZ
Vehicle Description This 1941 Studebaker Commander is the perfect attention-grabbing classic.
It combines true vintage style in a presentation that's likely to be the only on at the cruise-in or cars & coffee.
So we are amazed it's offered for such an affordable price.
Studebakers always seem to be distinctive.
It's not just because their production numbers were often lower, it's also in the presentation.
They wanted to get the attention away from the Detroit boys, and so they did it with serious style.
That's why a car like this had a secondary color streaking down the side, like this Commander was flying his flag.
And the color combo looks quite interesting here where the main green has the right 1940s vibe, and a clean but aged-in appearance.
And the lighter green streak makes for a vibrant standout that still doesn't look out of place on this long sedan.
There are more pieces of distinction, including the large and pointed nose, dual electric shave grilles, and bright running board trim.
Even the wheels are great with the two-piece trim and whitewalls.
And we love how the red steel wheels coordinates with the accents on the bumpers and Studebaker logo up front.
It all makes for a pre-war sedan that likes to be memorable.
The suicide doors have a terrific look, and they give everyone access to a spacious interior.
The interior gives you a proper classic feel with the right well-integrated updates.
For example, the beige comfy cloth seating looks right for a 1940s machine, but there have been some updates, including seatbelts.
You get the stylized Studebaker steering wheel with the thin and grippy grooves that instantly remind you of classic motoring.
Beyond that is a full gauge package.
The artful dash has some great pieces, including the AM radio (there for display) and the desirable factory climate controls has the working heater so you won't have to freeze on those mornings when you want to be the first at cars & coffee.
Studebaker's sturdy 226 cubic-inch straight-six looks nice in this engine bay with the green block paint, Stromberg carburetor, and all the period-correct components.
While the appearance is quite vintage, the way this one fires up tells you it has been maintained correctly over the years.
So this classic is still great to drive.
And when you look at the undercarriage photos, you'll even spot a newer exhaust.
The column-shifted three-speed manual transmission gives you proper control going down the road, and there's even overdrive for the highways.
This Studebaker Commander commands attention for being a distinctive classic.
So at a price like this, you know you need to hurry on this deal.
Call today!!!.
It combines true vintage style in a presentation that's likely to be the only on at the cruise-in or cars & coffee.
So we are amazed it's offered for such an affordable price.
Studebakers always seem to be distinctive.
It's not just because their production numbers were often lower, it's also in the presentation.
They wanted to get the attention away from the Detroit boys, and so they did it with serious style.
That's why a car like this had a secondary color streaking down the side, like this Commander was flying his flag.
And the color combo looks quite interesting here where the main green has the right 1940s vibe, and a clean but aged-in appearance.
And the lighter green streak makes for a vibrant standout that still doesn't look out of place on this long sedan.
There are more pieces of distinction, including the large and pointed nose, dual electric shave grilles, and bright running board trim.
Even the wheels are great with the two-piece trim and whitewalls.
And we love how the red steel wheels coordinates with the accents on the bumpers and Studebaker logo up front.
It all makes for a pre-war sedan that likes to be memorable.
The suicide doors have a terrific look, and they give everyone access to a spacious interior.
The interior gives you a proper classic feel with the right well-integrated updates.
For example, the beige comfy cloth seating looks right for a 1940s machine, but there have been some updates, including seatbelts.
You get the stylized Studebaker steering wheel with the thin and grippy grooves that instantly remind you of classic motoring.
Beyond that is a full gauge package.
The artful dash has some great pieces, including the AM radio (there for display) and the desirable factory climate controls has the working heater so you won't have to freeze on those mornings when you want to be the first at cars & coffee.
Studebaker's sturdy 226 cubic-inch straight-six looks nice in this engine bay with the green block paint, Stromberg carburetor, and all the period-correct components.
While the appearance is quite vintage, the way this one fires up tells you it has been maintained correctly over the years.
So this classic is still great to drive.
And when you look at the undercarriage photos, you'll even spot a newer exhaust.
The column-shifted three-speed manual transmission gives you proper control going down the road, and there's even overdrive for the highways.
This Studebaker Commander commands attention for being a distinctive classic.
So at a price like this, you know you need to hurry on this deal.
Call today!!!.
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