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Vio Holda Manufacturing Co, Inc.
Topeka, Kansas
This company marketed "Vio Holda" and "Studebaker" Boats. The Studebakers reportedly were made out of heavier aluminum than the Vio Holdas. Beginning with small fishing boats, Vio Holda later offered both aluminum and fiberglass runabout models.
1958 Information
1958 Vio Holda Ad
1958 Vio Holda Little Comet Photo
1959 Information
1959 Vio Holda Lake-r 14' Article
Unknown Year Information
Studebaker ad flyer
Vio Holda ad flyer, page 1
Vio Holda ad flyer, page 2
