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1916 Studebaker Model SF Touring Car Chassis no. 4D78809 Engine no. 485095
United Kingdom • 10 Sept 2011
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This is a 1916 Studebaker Model SF Touring Car, a seven-passenger vehicle that was restored after being laid up for 40 years. The engine was rebuilt in the USA, and the car is described as being in generally good condition, although the original UK logbook is missing.

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The car is described as being in generally good condition, with the engine having been rebuilt in the USA. It was laid up for 40 years before being restored by the previous owner and has been used sparingly since acquisition. The absence of the old-style UK logbook is noted.
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Chassis No:
4D78809
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Wagon makers since the middle of the 19th Century, the Studebaker brothers of South Bend, Indiana had been active in commercial vehicle manufacture long before the arrival of the 'horseless carriage'.
Having made a fortune out of horse-drawn transportation, the Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing Company built the first of its own automobiles - an 'electric' designed by Thomas Alva Edison - in 1902 and its first gasoline-powered motor car - an 8hp twin - late in 1903.
In 1904 a twin-cylinder 16hp chain-driven model was added, followed by a 20hp 'four' with shaft drive in 1905, both of which used chassis supplied by A L Garford of Elyria, Ohio; indeed, up to 1911 cars were marketed under the 'Studebaker-Garford' name.
In 1908 Studebaker commenced an association with the E-M-F company, whose cars it marketed, eventually taking over the Detroit-based manufacturer in 1910 to form the Studebaker Corporation on January 1st 1911, at which time the link with Garford was broken.
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