Seen this Studebaker 4x4? (1 Viewer)

[Oldcruiserguy]

I'm researching my next project.

I plan on an M series Studebaker with a more modern drive train. It is to be a comfortable ride to and through the back country.

I would like to know the story of the yellow truck below. I don't know who built it, or where it is. I'm interested in knowing what chassis and and drive train it is built on.

It would be sweet to discover a build thread somewhere.

Thanks for any help.

Old Cruiser Guy

 

[Fast Eddy]

http://rides.classictrucks.com/ride/1191061/47stude/1947/studebaker/other-studebaker/
http://rides.truckinweb.com/ride/1198079/47stude/1947/studebaker/other-studebaker/photos/1.html

These are probably build pics of that truck:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/68009202@N08/

 

[murf]

That looks very cool. Hope you find what your looking for and make it!

 

[crushers]

pretty cool ride but i would like to see it sitting a bit lower.

http://rides.classictrucks.com/ride/1191061/47stude/1947/studebaker/other-studebaker/
http://rides.truckinweb.com/ride/1198079/47stude/1947/studebaker/other-studebaker/photos/1.html

These are probably build pics of that truck:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/68009202@N08/

 

[kellyo]

That is friggin sweet. I learned to drive in an all original one way back when.

 

[baxter650]

pretty cool ride but i would like to see it sitting a bit lower.

I really like the body style of this old truck, and agree with crushers lower, but with narrower rubber as well.