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Off topic discussions about Cars belong in the Greasy Spoon. Studebakers are cool but in this case it’s a Car.
Of course you are correct on both matters.
But, in case anyone cares :
Studebaker TrucksAnd, "Four-wheel drive was available on 1/2 and 3/4-ton models beginning in 1957. Studebaker did not make the 4WD equipment themselves, but (
in common with Chevrolet and GMC at the time) purchased the hardware from NAPCO (Northwestern Auto Parts Company).