1966 Studebaker Daytona 2 Door Sports Sedan

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Vehicle details

Date of manufacture
Paint color code
Timberline Turquoise (Code P-6482 C)
Trim colour and material
Black vinyl
Mileage
9,800
miles
Transmission
Automatic (column shift)
Engine Type
8 cylinder
Engine number
Unknown
Chassis number/VIN
C530539
other id
Built 539 of 620

This Timberline Turquoise example was advertised on craigslist in September 2018, asking $15,000 (USD). Seems a reasonable price for a car that looks to be in fantastic condition, with the owner confirming the mileage is in fact correct at only 9,800!

The seller stated it's a mumbers matching car, with automatic transmission, and has the correct Chev 283 V-8. At the time of advertising it had new front disc brake pads, rochester carb, fuel pump and master cylinder upgraded. It was available with its original wheels and hubcaps. It has been 'hot rodded' slightly, with throaty exhaust and some chrome on the engine. Some of the original parts came with the car, in the trunk.

The seller noted this is vehicle 539 of 620 built in 1966, and it has won many trophies at car shows.

See the other examples on our 1966 Studebaker Daytona Register, and for more information see the 1966 Studebaker Daytona Sport Sedan information guide.