That year, the South Bend automaker became the first independent to offer an overhead-valve V-8 engine, available on the Commander and Land Cruiser.
In this Paul Hesse photo, we see a Commander V-8 four-door sedan with "suicide" doors in the back.
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Tuesday, September 19, 2017
'51 Studebaker Commander V-8
Here's a magazine ad for the 1951 Studebaker Commander V-8.
That year, the South Bend automaker became the first independent to offer an overhead-valve V-8 engine, available on the Commander and Land Cruiser.
In this Paul Hesse photo, we see a Commander V-8 four-door sedan with "suicide" doors in the back.
That year, the South Bend automaker became the first independent to offer an overhead-valve V-8 engine, available on the Commander and Land Cruiser.
In this Paul Hesse photo, we see a Commander V-8 four-door sedan with "suicide" doors in the back.
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