Does anybody have any pics of custom Studebaker pick ups?

Love that g***er!!

 

WTF!!!!
CHAZ

 

here is a friend's.

Photos taken by another friend.

 

Primer Nationals '05.

 

Sorry, nothing newr than 64 can be discussed here. < /sarcasm >

 

Hey, I saw that truck in the Suede palace at the GNRS this year.



CBB

 

Here are a couple more, check out the Cabover.


CBB

 

That Studdy is John Saltsman's and her is a picture of tony Farnetti's Studdy

 

The cabover in my buddies, they never made that year , its made from 2 pickups. Its on a 1/2 ton chevy frame and rides real nice. Plus it carries anything we find back home!

 

Never any coupe expresses in these threads.




They look great stock so I really don't know what else needs to be done other then little **** like filling post holes and stuff.

Anyone have pics of customized coupe expresses?

 

This one is my fav !



but that one is killer too !

 

Heres my 47 I'm working on

 

Here's my 57 I did a last year. It was in a flood so i got it real cheap! It was narrowed 15", chopped 6", channed 5", and 6" taken off the bottom of the doors. The frame is 2x3 boxed. The bed is 16 guage with a 17 gal tank and battery box inside. some storage behind the rear end. The wood top hinges up. It had alot of cool stuff, but as soon as it was almost done, I had to sell it because of hard times. I'm in better shape now and have a 34 Sedan, but the truck would've been *****en to drive! The guy that bought it sent me a pic of George Barris next to it with a thumbs up, that was worth the effort.

Rick

 

Stude-sled, that is sweet! what did you do for a front bumper? any more pics?

 

The bumper is from a 1956-1964 studebaker hawk, it was flipped over, had extensions on the ends, and was split and bent to flow the curves of the front of the truck. Thanks

 

Here is a couple more.

 

http://billstudepage.homestead.com/files/2005december.htm

This radical custom Studebaker C Cab Pickup belongs to Dave Pareso of Colorado Springs, Colorado. It was built as a rod in 1957 with a Buick motor and minor body modifications. It was rebuilt with major body modifications in 1963 by **** Fuqua of Greeley, Colorado and rebuilt again in the early 1980's by Ed Banes of Denver, Colorado. The 1980's rebuild included installation of Camaro underpinnings and a 307 Chevy V8 coupled to a Turbo Hydamatic 350 transmission. Dave acquired the truck in 2000 and has restored it as a 1960's era custom. The grey velour interior was too "modern" for Dave so he had it redone in white Naugahyde with silver metallic inserts. A matching white and silver bed cover was also added. Dave's cool truck is currently running on Radir Wheels with Coker Cl***ic whitewalls.

 

Here are a couple shots of a 40's something Studdy pick up at the World of Wheels in Huntington, W.V., it's sitting on a S-10 frame.

 

If I ignore the valve covers, that thing is just about perfect!

 

Here's a low and slow pickup (compared to his 'friends')...
Jeff

 

dizzamn !

 

Hey studeboy, what do you know about the white pickup (#4) you posted, do you know what the grill is? Any more pics of it?

Cheers

Steve

 

I used to work with Ed Banes wife in the mid 90's He was trying to sell his purple Stude for $3000 at that time I regreat not buying it.

 

My buddy Billy's

 

is there any more pictures of this one or any info

 

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