FEEL FREE TO CALL ME ANYTIME AT THE NUMBER SHOWN IN THE LAST PIC SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY VIDEO: 1951 Studebaker 2R6 This is an EXTREMELY CLEAN custom built truck! I own, maintain and drive this truck daily. I wouldn't hesitate to drive it anywhere. This truck was freshly built in Hurricane Mills Tennessee when I bought it. I drove it home to Indiana and have loved it ever since. Truck had 103 miles on it when I purchased it. Now has 8000 on it since everything was fresh. RUNS/DRIVES/SHIFTS AND STOPS FANTASTIC!!! NO LEAKS ANYWHERE!!! HANDLES THE ROAD AND CURVES WONDERFUL! Original "Patina" that was satin cleared Stock Studebaker frame with a Heidts Hot Rods rack and pinion and coilovers with a C-10 rear end. 4 wheel power disc brake All new glass and window gaskets All new Autometer Vintage series gauges w/GPS speedometer. All new Boyd Cottington 17" steel wheels with custom made center caps and new tires. Front bumper is from a mid 1990's C1500 that has been cut down. Rear bumper is from a 1957 C10 SWB step side ENGINE/TRANS: 4.3 Vortec V6 engine (8000 miles to date) Running an Edelbrock intake & Edelbrock 500 cfm electric choke carb Billet HEI distributor JBA Performance exhaust headers. 350 Turbo Transmission (8000 miles to date) Wiles custom driveshaft 2.5" dual exhaust (sounds fantastic) Truck has an amazing 2 speed heater!! Turn signal integrated headlights All wiring was done professionally Simple fuse box The fenders are heavy grade fiberglass Studebaker replacements. VERY SOLID and VERY hard to tell they are not original. There are so many more small details I can cover more specifically if you give me a call. I have invested a lot of money into this amazing truck and I will NOT hesitate to keep it if it doesn't sell. However, a dear friend of mine is having health issues and has offered me his '31 Ford Coupe and I am contemplating letting this truck go. Any additional questions don't hesitate to ask anytime. This truck gets praise EVERY single day ALL day. Asking $20,500 folding money OWN SOMETHING DIFFERENT! Thanks!
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