By Frank Peiler Just after World War II, Studebaker was readying its radical new postwar cars for introduction to a car-hungry public. There would be a nearly complete range of body styles available–from two-door sedans to convertibles–but no station wagons, even though a prototype four-door woodie wagon was featured in a LIFE magazine article. There was another prototype … Continue reading What If…The 1947 Studebaker Wagon That Almost Was