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Bugatti Type 101 Virgil Exner/Ghia roadster (chassis # 101506) DeSoto 1955-1961; Studebaker Champion; Studebaker Starlight; Chrysler C-200 concept; Chrysler d'Elegance concept (1953) (later produced, as the VW Karmann Ghia) Chrysler New Yorker (1957) Chrysler 300 letter series; Chrysler 300 non-letter series; Imperial 1955-1961
Nov 20, 2019 · In This Article. Category: Automobilia. Make: Studebaker. Metalshaper Wray Schelin says he can teach an absolute beginner in metalshaping how to form a car fender in just a week, and he's decided to back that claim up by assigning his metalshaping students to create a super-slick Virgil Exner-penned car body design that the world has never seen ...
- Daniel Strohl
Mar 2, 2017 · That doesn't necessarily mean Loewy himself worked on Studebaker designs. Loewy instead employed a stable of designers and, according to Peter Grist's Virgil Exner: Visioneer, Loewy raided GM's designer pool once he landed the Studebaker account, luring away Clare Hodgeman, Paul Zimmerman, and Exner, the latter assigned to oversee Studebaker ...
- Daniel Strohl
Nov 13, 2023 · It’s a contentious and complicated story, and I wasn’t there, but here’s the version we’ll go with today: In essence, credit for the ’47 Studebaker’s styling was hijacked from Loewy at the last minute by an alternate design from soon-to-be ex-Loewy stylist Virgil Exner.
- Paul Niedermeyer
Chassis #: 8953565. View info and history. Auction entries : 1. The new Studebaker automobiles were based on sketches penned by Robert Bourke in the early 1940s with Virgil Exner's input, featuring modern 'envelope' styling. These well-received Studebakers set new sales and production milestones, resulting in record profits.
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Mar 3, 2021 · Designed by the legendary Virgil Exner when he was with the Raymond Loewy team and before making his mark at Chrysler, the Studebaker coupe stands as a unique piece of industrial design, different from anything before or since.
90.1.1741.15. Credit. From the Collections of the Henry Ford. Gift of Virgil M. Exner, Jr. Material. Sandpaper. Pastels (crayons) Technique. Rendering (Drawing techniques) Color. Multicolored. Dimensions.
