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I have a soft spot for Studebaker.Had a 1-ton ,back in 84 end up trade for a 34 Chevy 1-ton in 87.

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I love Studebakers. The guy who used to smog my cars back in the day, in another state had one with a cummins turbo diesel, it looked pretty rough but was bad ass. I have some pics of a cool street rodded Studabaker with an LS1 I took at a car show last year, but I don't want to poop in the 4x4 theme punch bowl.

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Studey time!!

http://i190.photobucket.com/albums/z...lery001050.jpg

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Alright since we are on the Studebaker theme at the moment.

Sorry for the newer pictures I know this is not a vintage,classic or otherwise but did anyone know you could get a "newer" Studebacker.
I found this 2yr old article here http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2006/12/page/5/

Looks like an ugly version of an H2/Suburban cross.

http://blog.hemmings.com/wp-content/...aker%20xuv.jpg


http://blog.hemmings.com/wp-content/...tude%20xut.jpg

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Hey Blackscout,where y`at?Here`s your fugly Studebaker :lol:.I eel like I have to kinda sorta more or less like it just because it`s a Studebaker.Looks like some kind of personal armored vehicle.Fun-ky

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I agree, I feel as if I have to like it because it is a Studebacker.

I need to redeem myself and post a vintage 4x4.

This is a 1960 Moskvitch 4x4, made in the Soviet Union

http://www.jaylenosgarage.com/images...e6ce2cbb35.jpg

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How come when I post a picture of a foreign 4x4 I feel "un-American".

So here is an American FWD.

Literally a FWD ( Four Wheel Drive Auto Co.)

http://www.mace-b.com/38TMW/Missiles/images/MM1_1.jpg


I feel so much better now:flag:

http://www.mace-b.com/38TMW/Missiles...FWD-MM-2-2.jpg

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Tim, I am here. OK, I actually really dig the old studes. the first red one looked different so I made fun of it . As more pics got posted I liked them more. The heavy duty 4x4 thing is always cool. I can always respect different ideas. I know studes were ahead of their time. push button trannies and such.I once knew an old guy with a silver hawk or a golden hawk or something. it had containers in the trunk that dispensed sand if front of the rear wheels for when it was slick out. Crazy.... As far as the new studebaker goes it take the fugly prize..... with no redemption.

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We know you meant no harm and I agree about the new Stude. When I was first introduced to the Studebacker truck (early 80's)
I thought it was kind of ugly but my Dad set me straight and gave me a little history leason on them and since than I really liked them.
It's hard to give a good ribbing on the computer thow. If I was there I would start calling you the "Stude Hater" all in fun of course;).
Than again I'm a construction worker and we tend to thrive on a little fun jabbing:floss:

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Aw,you didn`t have to explain.You cleared yourself before.But,if anyone doesn`t like them,you`re an A--,I mean,that`s cool.:cool:I asked where you were so you could give that newfangled funkybugger the ugly award.

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New stude gets the fugly award.

Rat, I too am a carpenter/construction worker/furniture maker/whatever it takes to make money/ truck restorer. So I am sarcastic and a smart ass. so you can refer to me as stude hater all you want.:metal:

Tim, You know the internet. You can be taken all wrong at anytime. I wouldn't want to get hit with the ban hammer on my favorite forum.:lol:

BTW that air force transport thing looks like someone designed it after going rollerskating. I'm going go out on a limb and say it wouldn't side hill very well.

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can we get an admin to sticky this? this is a kick ass thread

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Misunderstood on the internet?Who needs the internet for that?I do just fine without it!:lol:

Hey!That makes three of us.I knew there was a bigger common thread goin`on.Matter of fact,one of my favorite songs that I relate to the most is on my CD player right now.I grew into it being about me though,since it was written when I was nuthin`butta scooboy when it was written.It`s a song to crank in your old K/20 on the way home from the gnarliest of hard workin`days.
Creedence Clearwater Revival-Woking Man:

I was born on a Sunday
By thoisday I had me a job
I was born on a sunday
By thoisday I was woikin`out on the job

Ain`t never had the day off
Since I loined right from wrong
__________________________
Said I was bad
I did somethin`to her head
Momma said I was bad
I did something to her head

And Papa through me out
Aww!Said I gotta make my own way
________________________________
Excellent guitar break
___________________
Chorus:
Ain`t never been in trouble
I ain`t got the time.
I don`t mess around with magic chile
What I got is mine!
__________________
Whatever say lord
That`s what I`m gonna do
Whatever you say
Well that`s what I a gonna do

Cuz I`m the workin`man
Lord!I`ll do the job for you
_______________________
Another excellent guitar break
__________________________
Repeat Chorus:
Ain`t never been in trouble...
__________________
Every friday
Well that`s when I`ll get paid
No,don`t take me on friday
Cuz that`s when I get paid

Let me die on Satday night
Lord!Before sunday gets my haid(head)

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1918 FWD

http://photoshack.com/albums/userpics/10974/1918FWD.JPG

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Heres the oldest I have ever owned personally.... a 1960 Ford F250 4x4. Thing was geared so low it had a max speed of around 50-55mph... when I bought it, it had a 292 V8 that the previous owner had swapped in for whatever reason, taking out the 300 I-6. Not sure what it came with from the factory but that 292 was gutless (half a quart of oil away from dying when it was sold).

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...F250_292-1.jpg

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I like those first 4wd Fords.FWD wrote the book on 4wd.At least way before Jeep was born or knew how to write.That is so cool.We need some Oshkosh trucks here.

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I agree!

About 10yrs ago I got to drive an early 70's 6x6 Oshkosh water truck through the desert
(I had alot more fun than I was probably suppose to have)


1932 Oshkosh Model F 4x4
http://oldcarandtruckpictures.com/Os...4frontview.jpg

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That truck a beautiful thing.

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That era ford is one of my favorite body styles next to the '67-'72 and '41-'46 Chevys. I don't discriminate much, if at all between the Domestic automakers, or even foreign autos depending on Vintage ;)

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And now for something completely different....

its a Power Wagon my Dad's family owned long before my time...

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a28/Shaffer4/PW.jpg

apparently the body is from a car of English make...

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Ask and ye shall recieve...

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Who wouldn't want to hop behind the wheel of one of these and plow some snow???:D

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Do you have anymore pictures of that beast?

I'm trying to figure out what is going on with that thing.

Was it used for anything inpaticular?

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Honestly, it was done by my Grandfather, they used it for camping/hunting. The sad thing is, from what I understand, it was originally a Command Car body style WC; http://web.tampabay.rr.com/oldman/Command%20Car.htm . This is the only picture of it that I know of. Basically they stuck a British Car body in place of the original body.

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Some more big guys....