Seen 200 MPH: 1950 Studebaker Fiberglass Body

1950 Studebaker Body

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We have featured frames for your project and now we have a 1950 Studebaker funnycar fiberglass body.  It’s listed here on craigslist out of St. Louis, Missouri for $2,900. According to the owner this body was used by the famous racer Mr. Leo Walters and has made 200 mph passes.

Chassis Needed

This is, as per the owner, a one-of-a-kind, the original mold and steel car body were destroyed.  According to the owner everything is ready to drop onto your chassis.  Do you have a chassis or do you want to find one?  Go fast and make a good pass.

Motor-on,
Robert

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Comments

  1. Jason Houston

    One more blasphemous POS someone calls a car.

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    • Bobsmyuncle

      Ummm where does the wrath stem from?

      It a fibreglass shell that has been clearly and (likely) honestly represented.

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    • Howard A Howard AMember

      Calm down now Jason, perhaps you are unfamiliar with drag racing, this is a top fuel ( or alcohol or ProMod) dragster body ( and not a very aerodynamic one, I must say). More for nostalgia racing. Modern funny car bodies are made out of carbon-fiber and can cost upwards of $25K or more. This is way cool, and would be a great start for someone budget racing (as if)
      http://cdn3.volusion.com/mkkrn.vcpjk/v/vspfiles/photos/1953Stude-2.jpg

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  2. Mark S

    This looks like a well made Fiberglas shell with a perpous built reason to exist and that is racing. Nothing more nothing less. Racing has always been part of the testing ground for advancement in automotive technology. I agree where is the wrath coming from.

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  3. Fast Matt

    This is s funny car body i crewed part time for leo seen it ran at gateway during a monster mopar show with nostalgic funny cars 2004 the car it was run on is mostly run as a altered thats the cool thing about a f/c chassie is a old bernstein car

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  4. Mike

    Hi, What’s the wheelbase? is the interior tin (Dog House) done? who built the previous chassis it was mounted on? I have an 2012, 118″ W. B. Horton slip tube altered, Just Thinking? Thanks, Mike

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