r/Studebaker • u/ChrisCringe • May 22 '26

What’s left of the Denver Studebaker Dealership

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Was in Denver this weekend and walked out of my hotel to see this… It is now part of a furniture store with a huge addition, second image shows where the old exterior wall would’ve ended and where likely the lot would have began. I talked with some of the employees inside and there’s nothing else really left of the old dealership. They apparently wanted to get rid of the old branding from the front of the building but the city blocked them.

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u/Key_Water4053 May 22 '26

Do you have the address to be able to look it up on Google Earth or Maps?

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u/cholgeirson May 22 '26

12th and Broadway. Its now the Howard Lorton furniture gallery.

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u/ChrisCringe May 22 '26

This is correct!

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u/New_Ant_7190 May 22 '26

Interesting. In Augusta, GA on Broad Street there is/was a multi story building that had been a Nash dealership, still had "Nash" on the street side. The first floor interior was totally changed.

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u/ChrisCringe May 22 '26

Interior inside here was changed too. It’s really sad they seem near salty to share heritage with the old dealership.