50 year old that knows very little about auto mechanics, from Glenwood Iowa. Hope there is room here for a non 'hot rodder'? I bought a 1949 Studebaker pickup to see if I could restore it. I am bout as ignorant as they come when it comes to mechanics - especially electrical So, I bought this truck to restore and to learn about all the things I have always wanted to know. IF I can get this old truck on the road I would like my next project to be a 71-72 Comet.
NW Iowa!! lots of us HAMBers in Iowa! I have a '53 studebaker hardtop. if your truck is complete it should be easy. however running all over the country looking for parts is the fun stuff!!!
I'm from northeast Iowa. Been long time since i been on here. Sending picc of a old Studebaker i have. Not sure of yr!! Might sell parts off this or sell as is
Hello from Waterloo/Cedar Falls! Yup-lotsa folks here from Iowa dude! You will LOVE all the constructive advice and insight on this web site.
Hello from Algona, I drive a 48 Studebaker M Truck and building a 31 Stude Coupe. Lots of good info on here. Another good place is Studebaker Truck Forum, nothing but Stude trucks
hello from mn I'll agree with 32cruisin - in that you may want to also check the forum: studebaker truck talk. -L7
hope to seeya at the Vintage Torque Fest - the ONLY traditional hot rod and custom/cycle show in Iowa
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