Price My Classic

This Black Beauty ( on frame restoration about 20 + years ago? ) Avanti (Stephen H. Blake Era) is an American performance sports coupe (utilizing a rebuilt GM 305 C. I. V8 that came with the car when new, mated to the GM TH350 Transmission with the lock up converter) based on the Studebaker Avanti and marketed through a succession of five different ownership arrangements between 1965 and 2006.

This one has : newer Headliner W/ French Stitching, Newer Dash Wood and Gauges, Newer Carpet, Newer Weather Seals, Newer Brakes, Newer Power Steering Pump, Newer Sun Roof Bonding replacement to keep from not leaking, Stainless Exhaust, Recaro Seats. If you love the Avanti style, you will absolutely love this one as it is just like a new car on the inside and presents very...

Avanti's can trace their rich heritage back to Studebaker. When the Avanti was introduced it was largely touted as being 'one of the more significant milestones of the postwar industry. ' Avanti broke 29 speed records on the salt flats becoming the fastest production car in the world for its time! After Studebaker shut down the plant in 1963 Avanti continued on and eventually under Avanti Motor Co. from GM all the way until 2006. Here is a sharp '84 Model. The beige exterior is in good shape. The maroon and beige leather interior is very cool! Under the hood is the 305ci V8 mated to an automatic transmission. Car runs, drives and shifts very well. One of the nicer ones we have seen! Mileage is actual at 17k miles! Carfax and title both confirm. Current owner acquired her through an estate sale. First owner was out of New York. Car...

With only 20,724 original miles on the odometer, this Avanti is barely broken in, and has plenty of life left in it, for many trouble-free miles of cruising. Under the hood is a 305 Chevy motor, backed by a 700R4 automatic transmission. Based on the original Avanti made by Studebaker in the early 60's, this '84 Avanti is not a replica, as the later models were manufactured by Studebaker dealers that had purchased the production rights, tooling, and even portions of the original plant space, as a part of the Avanti Motor Company. Despite being decades apart from the first models, the later Avanti's remain very similar in appearance, with minor changes, like square headlights and body-colored bumpers. Inside, the red leather...