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Spotted on an old auction website copart.com (already sold), this 1964 Studebaker commander looks like it could do with some attention - plenty of surface rust, we hope someone was able to salvage what's left of it. Looks to be originally painted "Horizon Green" with matching trim. If you've got a 64 model, add yours to the 1964 Studebaker Daytona register.

Another Sude Commander on the register. This example was advertised on bringatrailer.com, with an initial asking bid of $12,000 USD. Here's a small extract for the original advertisement: This 1964 Studebaker Commander Special was built in Canada at the Hamilton, Ontario plant and originally sold at The Studebaker Center in Seattle, Washington. The previous owner stored the car in a climate...

Advertised on Craigslist in Florida, this great original example was asking only $6K! 2 dr--6 cyl--std shift--white--serial #c103203 - engine serial #sce-426 studebaker-128--s-f4 commander special body #11094 rear end 3.73 finial assembly 6-17-1964--canada dealer-(snider auto service, inc. 3757 n. illinois st-indianapolis-8-in a complete car did restore - (traveled to meets nat'l and local color...

This rare 1965 Commander 2-door sedan was offered for sale online through SM Classic Cars in December 2016. The car has had an interesting two-tone paint job, and appears to be in relatively good condition, with its original McKinnon Chev 6-cylinder and 3-speed automatic transmission. These Commanders were also available in V8 specification, including the rare Sports Sedan (with vinyl roof, bucket...