Studebaker 61 Lark TV Commercial

Video Title :	Studebaker 61 Lark TV Commercial
Description :	Sure, it's beautiful, and it's big new feature is an oval wheel, for greater leg clearance. If you enjoy it, send a dollar to the Studebaker National Museum, http://www.studebakermuseum... I visited there in July... check out my online story at http://www.weekenddriver.com/ and look for the "Great Car Museum Tour Blog" button. And if you're touring in Southern California, check out my book and the rest of the web site at http://www.weekenddriver.com.
Views :	16997
Rating :	4.70
Keywords, Tags :	studebaker commercial lark tv auto car rex may classic television ad retromercial old
Video Length :	1 : 27

Comments :

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Look ma, no seat~belts !

Remember, the 1959-63 Lark and '64-'66 Studebakers were based on the 1953-58 Studebaker body shell (minus the overhang of the earlier models); the 4-door wagon is based on the 1957-58 Broadmoor/Provincial body shell, and it "looks" older than the others. The hardtop roof was new for '61, also...

Studebaker was always re-using parts and designs. They really subscribed to the ideas of not fixing what isn't broke and not wasting money on things like styling when they already had a hot look.

Nice old recording :) BTW Lark Estate for some reason looks older than other types of this car...

Those cars were ahead of their time. I always liked them.

And on top of that, remember the "scandalous" Jack Paar comment about the "water closet"? Gosh, wouldn't mind a little restraint in what's on TV nowadays. Btw, love the Studebaker commercials!

Damn, I'd love to find my parent's '68 Olds Vista Cruiser! A truly beautiful car but was sold during the artificially-created gas shortages of the early 1970's.

"Dear... there's a guy with a camera in the back seat!!!"

Lol.