1952 Studebaker Commander V-8 Starliner 2 door hardtop Rare

1952 Studebaker Commander Additional Info:

1952 Studebaker V-8 Commander Starliner 2dr Hardtop. rare color combo. These are usually blue or 2 tone green. Car is 99% complete. Starliner badge is missing. Was restored in the early 80's and used in Laguna. Always Stored But condensation ate through top of Rear Fenders and roof area. Car is stable with great frame. Runs great. New brakes. But rear end is out and needs new pinion im told. Car could be fixed and used as is. or really gloss her up. Windshield has super old crack and one side window. Rear 3 piece window is beautiful. Has been under a car port for over 20 years. This Car is in Hollywood and can be shown by appointment.
Please call with questions. Serious Buyers only. thank you. Eric at 310-989-1877. I can help with Transport up or Down the West Coast. 900-1200 per car.
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Additionally, Early California Antiques is overstocked in all Types of lighting including chandeliers, exterior sconces, entry lights, porch lights, in all California styles including Spanish, Gothic, Cowboy, Arts & Crafts, and Old Mexico. We do not have any more room to properly display these glorious treasures!

Eric Berg is acknowledged by his clients and designers in-the-know as the go-to guy for California Style, Old Mexico, Spanish Revival, Spanish Colonial, Rancho, Authentic Monterey (and Imperial, Coronado, Del-Ray), as well as for California pottery and tile, especially Catalina Island Pottery and Bauer Redware. Furniture and objects, ephemera, curiosa, Navajo rugs as well as amazing fine art, paintings, photographs and posters by the great pre-war California and Western and Mexican painters, illustrators, designers and craftspeople, all pass through his store (4500 square feet bursting with over 5,000 unique items).

With his background as a designer, costumer and stylist in the music and film industry, Eric’s passion as a collector for the last 20 years not only guided him to his vocation as a dealer but has also led him to partner with his colleagues at Roadside Attractions in the creation of the annual Golden California Show. Early California Antiques, located at the juncture of East Hollywood and Silver Lake in the burgeoning Hel-Mel shopping district, is where it’s all come together, a magnet and showcase for the most extraordinary treasures and one-of-a-kind finds from the Golden Age of California Style.

Our friendly and knowledgeable staff is available seven days a week (10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Pacific Time Monday through Saturday; 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays) to answer any questions you may have about our listings or the history/background behind a specific piece.

Our in-house shipping department excels in packing fragile items with the utmost care, using state-of-the-art packing materials to eliminate the possibility of breakage. We ship items every week on Tuesdays and Fridays, and we can ship anywhere.

All sales are final and we don’t accept returns except in the most extreme circumstances. These are antiques, and it’s important that buyers understand that our items are old and most often do have some wear and tear, which only adds to their value. We encourage buyers to examine the photos we provide very carefully, as well as to call or email our staff any questions that may come up prior to purchase.

All items purchased must be paid for within 48 hours. Unless we hear from you otherwise and make other payment arrangements.We appreciate your promptness.

All sales to a California address will have 9% sales tax added, no exceptions.

Early California Antiques

6536 Homewood ave

Los Angeles, Ca 90028

323-953-8330