Could someone tell me what series Studebaker truck this brake/clutch assembly is from?
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Scott Rodgers
Los Angeles
SDC Member since 1989
\'60 Lark HT
\'63 Wagonaire
\'66 Frankenbaker -
I think the assembly is from an M5. Can anyone confirm? Here's another shot (note: pieces not assembled correctly):Attached FilesScott Rodgers
Los Angeles
SDC Member since 1989
\'60 Lark HT
\'63 Wagonaire
\'66 Frankenbaker -
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could be nearly any of em.Comment
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Ok, let's try this. This frame (not mine) seems to have the same brake/clutch setup. Is this an M5 chassis? If not, a later series truck?
I'm trying to identify this setup so I can get any needed parts for it. I want to use it for an "All-Studebaker" hot rod I'm building. Unfortunately, I only have Studebaker car chassis parts books, so I can't ID these parts myself.Attached FilesScott Rodgers
Los Angeles
SDC Member since 1989
\'60 Lark HT
\'63 Wagonaire
\'66 FrankenbakerComment
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Curved front bumper, cab mounts, stepped gas tank, etc mean 49-56 Stude truck. Wheels indicate half-ton.Skip LackieComment
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Skip - thanks! Now I can track down a diagram, parts, etc.Scott Rodgers
Los Angeles
SDC Member since 1989
\'60 Lark HT
\'63 Wagonaire
\'66 FrankenbakerComment
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Hey Skip. Don't you mean 3/4 ton? it's most def 49-56. Shocks are tube type, so pegs after a certain serial#, prob '50 or newer. I'd say 2R10. Look! it's even got a big 6!Comment
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You're right of course on the shocks. On my small screen, I can't count the lugs on the wheels -- looked like 5 to me.Skip LackieComment
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6 lugs and big holes in the wheels.Comment
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