BangShift Question Of The Day: Since “Continuation Models” Seem To Be Popular, Which Cars Should The Factories Re-Issue First?

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The real reason why someone would spend tens, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars restoring a car from nearly nothing to better than new is because the factory doesn’t make the car anymore. A certain number of a certain model were produced during a certain time period, and with very, very few exceptions to […]

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Studebaker stopped making automobiles in 1966, but they should bring back the bulletnose models (either '50 or '51), the sleek and sexy '53 Starliner (hardtop coupe), and the ageless Avanti with round headlights.