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This is the second custom Studebaker Daytona pickup we've come across - the other one is similar but different, making use of the whole C pillar ( see it here). This one, the seller noted, was based on a Studebaker Daytona Sedan. They've done an interesting 'fintail' on the back guards, and strangely, the trunk lid is the same size. This would be a great project to continue the work and make it a...

Original and well preserved Daytona Sedan. This one found on https://mcecars.com/ after it had already sold. Jet Green seems to be a rare colour on the Daytona - this is only the second one weve got on the register. Unsure of mileage or where it ended up. But it looks relatively unaltered, with what appear to be refurbished (or at least clean) mechanicals.

A nice Daytona sedan found on a Studebaker enthusiasts website. Looks to be in great condition - not much known about the car other than being located in New Mexico. Check out the others on the Studebaker Daytona register.

Barn find Studebaer Daytona Sedan found on Ebay USA in July 2018, with starting bds at $2,800 USD. Car looks to be mostly original and all there - would make a good project but needs a lot of work. Take a look at the others on the Studebaker Daytona Register. At the time of sale, the seller noted the following comments: "This gorgeous piece of American history has been tucked away for 25+ years...

Advertised on craigslist in July 2018, looks to be an unrestored original example of the daytona sedan, asking only $1,000 USD. A nice cheap project for someone. Check out the other exa ples on the Studebaker Daytona Register. At the time of sale, the seller noted: V8, 304.5 cubic inch auto trans. The car is in storage and has been stored for the last 48 years. It is straight, rust free, and has...

This is an early series 1964 model Studebaker Daytona Sedan, Built in October 1963, but sold as a 1964 model. This model followed the design changes from the previous generation Studebaker Lark Daytona, having a far more square / modern design. The Studebaker Daytona 4 door sedan was sold alongside a 2 door sedan (coupe), convertible and Wagonaire. This car would be one of very few remaining today...