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 |  |  | Boattail Speedster Chassis Num: E2948 |
Unique Features: 85% of the mechanical parts are stock Studebaker car parts.
Studebaker hired Herman Rigling of Indianapolis to build the frames and bodies for five cars which were assembled with Studebaker running gear and Studebaker prepared engines. The cars were tested at the Studebaker proving ground prior to being drive to Indianapolis. In 1932 the five car Studebaker team finished 3rd, 6th, 13th, 15th and 16th. In the 1933 race Studebaker powered cars finished 6th,7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th and 28th. This car finished 13th in 1932 and 9th in 1933.
One of Five Car Factory Team Which Raced in 1932 & 1933. Driven in the 1932 Race by Pete Kreis, Running 7th at 450 Miles When a Tire Blew. Finished 12th, another Team Car Finished 3rd.
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