anyone got any cool studebakers

blazer chassie too short , need s10......................

 

I'll try to post a picture of the 37 President coupe I just acquired. Haven't made a final decision on what I want to do to it yet. By the way I need some 36-37 tail lights and a couple 37 President front fenders (better than the ones on the car) and a 37 President ash tray and temp. guage. [email protected]

 

Not sure if you consider this cool, but I do. This is my 1948 studebaker truck, and yes I did say 1948 and I have the title to prove it( and several pm's from other saying I was wrong). Has a camaro subframe now and will have a 4 link rear. 302 chevy SB and hope to have a bare metal finish, but we see when I strip her. Also have one heck of a anti theft device too!

 

this was a buddy of mine,s i always liked

 

I like that, that looks real nice.

 

I like the stance.

 

I'd love to see the progress on this truck.

 

Here's my 1950 Stude 2R truck. It took about 5 years of work(on and off) but it was finally completed a couple of months ago.

 

Studebaker from my signature...

 

This is ours. This years Bonneville record 249.9 MPH top speed of 253 MPH.

John

 

48 chopped , handmade bed, wrap around dash ,pancaked hood, olds 324/700r4 45 gal fuel cell and 24 mpg at 90 mph. I love this truck what a blast to drive. drove it to california 2 times and all over hell and back

 

Here's mine. 1949 Studebaker Commander 2 door sedan. I bought it just like this. Still running the flat six. I plan on lowering it and then driving it as much as possible. Does anyone have any tips on lowering these in the front with the transverse leaf.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/7239867@N05/2578547533/

 

'50 Study pick-up.

 

Here is mine.

 

This is mine.

 

I got one!

 

1960 Lark 2 door sedan. 57 Chevy 283 w/cam and headers, BW T-10, Ford 9", Mustang II. It's for sale, too! $9000 and drive it anywhere.

 

Here is mine.
Don

 

Don that thing is sweet!

 

Silhouettes 57, is that yours? Got any bigger pictures or a link?

 

1950 Stude

 

it aint "cool" yet but it will be. 54 Stude with a 55 354 HEMI mounted where the back seat used to be.

102 louvers in the trunk lid. about 80-some holes hole sawed into the bracing on the underside as well.

i don't care how fast it goes down the quarter mile just as long as it does it on the back bumper.... long ways to go before that though.

 

This Stude makes the front of my pants tight:







I'm seriously thinking about those wheels for my Falcon.

 

OK... here's one of mine:

 

Got a few:
62' Champ pickup, 37' 2-door, 50' bullet-nose (TurboStude), 41' etc. three-wheel project, and the Salt2Salt racer

 

here's mine 1958

 

Your truck is one of my favorites on the HAMB nice job!

 

I was checking out this stake bed last month.


Had a cool load too.