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This kit uses the AMT 53 Studebaker Kit to Complete.

Kit contains body.

Master By Ed Fluck

Price: $25.00 USD.

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that body looks really excellent.

i hate to look dumb but what exactly are the differences between the kit body and this one?

Posted (edited)
that body looks really excellent.

I hate to look dumb but what exactly are the differences between the kit body and this one?

This was taken from here: Popular Mechanics

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There were two versions of the Loewy coupe. First there was the Starlight, which had B-pillars and carried the internal designation "C model." Then there was the Starliner, which had no pillars and carried the "K model" designation. Except for the B-pillars, the cars were identical. Both versions rode on the Landcruiser's 120.5-in. wheelbase, in both the Champion and Commander series. Champion coupes were powered by the 85-hp inline Six, while Commanders came standard with the hotter 120-hp 232-cu.-in. V8. (See Reader's Rides for a prime example of a restored Starliner Commander.)

In '53, Starlight and Starliner coupes really stood out against the chrome dream machines that Detroit set loose on the streets. Both were continued into '54 largely unchanged save for a new egg crate grille.

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Hope this helps answer your question,

-Scott H.

Edited by Scott H. AKA Cpt. Bondo
Posted (edited)

This is a sweeeet casting, I picked one up from KDog the other day. Very clean like all his work.

Edited by Porky
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Cary , you're not going to go wrong with anything Ken does . Ive seen too much of his casting at the shows . He is a model builder and Ive seen the metal he carries home too. His wife and he are very astute business people and I vouch for the pair ! Ed Shaver

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