Founded in 1852, Studebaker was one of the few coachbuilders that successfully transitioned to making automobiles in the 20th century. Unfortunately, the South Bend, Indiana company fell on hard times after World War II and eventually went belly up in 1967. Even so, it still inspires a dedicated group of enthusiasts who would be thrilled to see this car get its first wash in 30 years.
The owner is one of those people. According to WD Detailing on its YouTube channel, he stored this 1955 Studebaker Champion in a shipping container in 1993. Covered in 30 years of grime, the car is home to a massive hornets' nest and an enormous mouse nest larger than any the team has ever seen.