1957 Studebaker Provincial Wagon

Mileage: XX, XXX
VIN: XX,XXX
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Originally from Lousiana, this car is mostly a well-preserved original. It drives beautifully. The gray exterior paint appears original, with a few minor touch-ups and colorations due to age--but an overall beautiful patina. The chrome and brightwork are excellent. The rubber needs to be replaced but a fresh set is included with the car. The glass is very good. The interior upholstery has a period plastic cover over it that is in very good condition. Under the plastic, there are some splits in the

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1. Paint has very nice patina overall and no major problems, but there are a few touch-up and discoloration areas.
2. Rubber needs to be replaced, but there's a new set of correct rubber included with that car that you'll need to install.
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