July, 1923 
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SIX FIVE ^ PASSENGER COUPE $2550 
STUDEBAKER BIG " 
I NTO the Studebaker Big-'Six five'pas- 
senger Coupe have gone, without 
compromise or stint, the finest design, 
materials, workmanship and the best of 
Studebaker’s 71 years’ experience. 
Nothing has been left undone to 
make this big, roomy coupe as fine an 
enclosed car as can be built. 
Certainly no car performs more brih 
liantly or is more reliable. None pos' 
sesses greater beauty or is more luxuri¬ 
ously comfortable. None is more 
enjoyable to drive — and no other 
make of car is more completely equipped. 
You will appreciate the generous 
roominess of this Big-Six Coupe, its ster¬ 
ling quality of body and chassis and its 
wealth of refinements—including the 
large trunk; extra disc wheel complete 
with tire, tube and tire cover; handsome 
nickel-plated bumpers, front and rear; 
courtesy light; motometer; flower 
vase; clock; aluminum-bound run¬ 
ning boards with corrugated rubber 
mats and step pads; rear-view mirror, 
automatic windshield cleaner, glare- 
proof glass visor, and many others. 
The Big-Six Coupe offers every req¬ 
uisite for lasting satisfaction — yet its 
purchase price is only half, perhaps,what 
you would have to pay for any other 
make of car of comparable quality. This 
is due to Studebaker’s large production 
of three six-cylinder models with only 
one manufacturing expense. 
Studebaker has been building quahty 
vehicles for more than two generations. 
The name Studebaker stands for quality, 
durability, comfort and integrity. 
MODELS AND PRICES-/. 0 . b. U. S. factories 
LIGHT-SIX 
S-Pass.. 112 " W.B.. 40 H. P. 
SPECIAL-SIX 
5 -Pass., iig* W.B., 50 H. P. 
BIG-SIX 
7 -Pass., 126 ' W.B., 60 H. P. 
Roadster (3-Pass.). 975 
Coupe-Roadster (2-Pass,).. 1225 
Sedan . 1550 
Roadster (2'Pass.). 1250 
Coupe (5-Pass.). 1975 
Sedan... 2050 
Speedster (5'Pass.). 1835 
Coupe (5'Pass,). 2550 
Sedan. 2750 
Prices Subject to Change Without Notice 
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