Stefan B.

as you can see from the production order further up in the feed the car's destination was Milan, Italy. So, i would assume that it was really delivered to Italy, but I have no idea what happened then until it was registered in 1966/67. Some people proposed it could have been used for a film set, but I have no indication for this. Maybe the orginial buyer just stepped back and it took time to find a new buyer as the company was going out of business back then ...

thanks for the info, Leo! - The first one, 4641 in grey is mine. 🙂 However, the car was delivered in 1963, but was then only registered in Milano by the first owner in 1966/67. It would be interesting to know why the car was not used for three years at the beginning. Could that maybe be connected to Studebakers going out of business?

Thanks, Dwight! - In the car the engine number is RS2514, indeed. And the car is grey ... It is just a pity that it does noch have power steering from the beginning.

Thank you, Mel. I could not see anything on the tyres, but they are from Michelin. The forum ist really great thing - for me that is the internet als it was meant to be.

No, it did not work - they told me they need a real vector file not one created form a JPEG. Apparently, the quality of such a converted file ist not sufficient for printing

thank you! - then everything is as it should be with my car: speedometer in km/h and temperature gauge is Fahrenheit.

Hallo Dwight, I checked but as far as I can see from the production order I do not have the optional fast steeering ... (if you detect any other interesting aspect on the production order, please let me know - the car was delivered to Italy in the 60s).

thank you!!

Hi ronmanfredi, the e-mail avanti06@att.net does not work - I just get an error message ...

thank you, I can try if it is ok for the printing company

Hi, Just the Avanti with the arrow reasonably sized centered over the hood of the cover.

Hi, does anyone have the Avanit Logo as a vector graphics file? (e.g. *.eps or *.ai). I want to have it print on a car cover and they can only process vector graphic files ...

😂 ... I can try

Hi, by Avanti has been delivered to Europe right at the beginning in 1963, to Milano, Italy. So, althoug being an American car, it was never in use in the US. Currently it has the speedometer in kilometer per hours (KPH) but the temperature gauge is in degree Fahrenheit. Does anybody know if this has been like this back then or have there also been temperature gauges with degree Celsius? Just curious as the mix of European and US metrics in my car is interesting and unusual.

thanks! - I will try that.