Can your Studebaker do this?

[John and Tracy Smith]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaQOoUAgpR0&feature=player_profilepage

[Welcome]

Can your Studebaker do this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaQOo...er_profilepage

Definitely one built at the L.A. Plant!








PS: Thanks for sharing

[plwindish]

Now everyone knows how the name "Studeshaker" came about.

[barnlark]

Can-your-Studebaker-do-this?

No, but I walk like that first thing in the morning lately. Always good to hear you guys are alive and well, J&T.

[Dougie]

Why would I want it to?

[4961Studebaker]

[QUOTE=John and Tracy Smith;544527[/QUOTE]

Can your Studebaker do this?

Sort of
But I don't think the compressor can keep up with all the shakin' goin on.


Enjoyed the Wagon photo's at the old camper trailer RV park.

[Sdude]

Yeah, but it's not supposed to.

[Flashback]

My 47 M5 did when I first got it til I rebuilt the front end. Of course it didn't need a controller. It did it on it's own.
But I do think I heard my 53 whisper "I love you" late last night in the garage, while we were alone.

[woodysrods]

Why would I want it to?

Ditto!!
I was about to type the same thing!
Brian

[JRoberts]

A curtsy and a bow from a 2R. I love it.

[wolfie]

The 49 1 ton feels like it does that every time you hit a bump in the road. Steve

[52-fan]

Ditto!!
I was about to type the same thing!
Brian

I have always thought this kind of modification was a lot of expense for no real benefit. Just like filling your trunk with speakers and amps.

[Andy R.]

Mater's orphan cousin!

[bridgegaurd]

This was one of the most enthusiastic Stude Truck owners I've met in a long time. He went over every detail about his ride and his future plans for this work in progress. And he was very interested in joining the SDC and the Truck forum. Hopefully nobody downs his truck so much he changes his mind.

This was a big big show, (Viva Las vegas) only 2 studes showed up on the second day, this truck and a 53 which we only got to see driving in from across the street on our way out. You don't have to like it but it's way better to encourage than to discourage. The young are the survival future of the SDC. Let them decide how they want theirs to look.

[kurtruk]

This was one of the most enthusiastic Stude Truck owners I've met in a long time. He went over every detail about his ride and his future plans for this work in progress. And he was very interested in joining the SDC and the Truck forum. Hopefully nobody downs his truck so much he changes his mind.

This was a big big show, (Viva Las vegas) only 2 studes showed up on the second day, this truck and a 53 which we only got to see driving in from across the street on our way out. You don't have to like it but it's way better to encourage than to discourage. The young are the survival future of the SDC. Let them decide how they want theirs to look.

Well said. Thank you.