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Studebaker Pickup 2R5 Deluxe (1953)
for sale

Price: US $27,000.00

Description:

Listing my restored to original Studebaker 2R5 shortbed pickup.
It runs and drives perfect, has the original 6 cylinder flathead motor and 3 speed manual transmission with factory overdrive.
All gauges work, glass is perfect, paint is excellent and a factory color called Harbor Green.
There is
NO RUST
anywhere on this truck.
Interior is excellent and the engine bay is excellent.
She has a dealer installed Fulton visor too.
This is one of the nicest Studebaker 2R5 pickup trucks on the East Coast.
You could drive this baby anywhere just don't expect to get there fast (does 65 mph on the highway).
Inspections are welcome.
I've logged less than 300 miles on this in the past 2 years. It's time to let someone else enjoy it.
All of these photos were taken October 2016. This is exactly how the truck looks (no games).
New underside photos taken 2/2/17.
Underside speaks for itself.
The 2nd to last photo shows the cab when removed from the spray booth.The last photo is when the truck was pulled out of a barn in Plymouth MA.
Why buy a Ford or Chevy that is just another old truck, get something unique, get something no one else will have.
eBay shows Free Shipping,
that is incorrect
,
Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer.
Call for more info just call me (631) 484-6337.
The Studebaker is For Sale locallyandI reserve the right to end the auction at anytime.I've also listed my 1980 Z28 4 speed, take a look.It's time to make room.
To answer some questions;
The rims on all Studebaker 1/2 ton trucks were painted Red regardless of body color.
The Factory overdrive works perfectly as designed.
This truck could be driven anywhere, however it is a 64 year old vehicle and has no safety equipment other than seat belts.
The brakes work fine but they are all drums and stop as they would expect of a vehicle built in 1953.
Yes, this is very RARE compared to Chevy, Ford or Dodge trucks.
Parts are available through Studebaker International and other Studebaker parts providers (check Hemmings Motor News). I did locate some photos when it was in the restoration shop. For those interested I can email them to you.

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