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Technical Specifications – Disc Brakes

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Chassis
Dimensions/Weight
Disc Brakes
Exterior Styling
Fiberglass Body
Hog Troughs
Interior
Optional Equipment
Paint Specifications
Performance
Production Statistics
R1 & R2 Engines
Motor Trend
1962-1964 Time Capsule
The 1963 Studebaker Avanti, introduced at the New York International Auto Show in April of 1962, was the first American "production" car to be equipped with caliper disc brakes fitted as standard equipment (spot-disks were used on the aborted Crosley Hotshot in 1950 and full discs made a brief appearance on Chrysler Imperials in 1951). Servo-assisted Dunlop 11 1/2 in. disc brakes made by Bendix are fitted to the front wheels and finned 11 in. drums at the rear . Studebaker Avanti featured in TV commercial for Studebaker disc brakes. Disc Brakes Ad
Technical
R3 & R4 Engines
Shock Absorbers
Standard Equipment
Supercharger
Transmission
Upholstery/Carpets
'63-'64 Riviera
Fiber Glass Body
Paint Colors
 
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