Hi Gang!
Just got the 59 Stude truck out of UT people were talking about last month! Thought you would like to see it! Heres Studebaker Truck talk link
http://www.network54.com/Forum/23885...op%21+Its+Here
& A Few Pics Tks Bill Fowler / Solo Speed Shop
How cool is that !! I had heard that the 59 4x4's were rare but yours is the second one I know of. Congratulations !!
59 Lark wagon, now V-8, H.D. auto!
60 Lark convertible V-8 auto
61 Champ 1/2 ton 4 speed
62 Champ 3/4 ton 5 speed o/drive
62 Champ 3/4 ton auto
62 Daytona convertible V-8 4 speed & 62 Cruiser, auto.
63 G.T. Hawk R-2,4 speed
63 Avanti (2) R-1 auto
64 Zip Van
66 Daytona Sport Sedan(327)V-8 4 speed
66 Cruiser V-8 auto
Great find, enjoy the ride...
Yep - for $4K there is nothing about that deal that is bad...
Very nice truck. Love the patina and the honest work truck look. It's also one clean truck...just a few fixes and she's there. No need for a major resto on this one. Super rare find!!
Great looking truck! Liking the scenery in the pictures as well!
The video of the engine starting gave me goose bumps, just awesome.
I thought that there were 22 1959 Deluxe V8 3/4 ton 4X4s built, of which 17 had a pickup box.
Good luck with an interesting and rare truck!
Gary L.
Wappinger, NY
SDC member since 1968
Studebaker enthusiast much longer
There were 155 1959 4X4 trucks built.Originally Posted by Warren Webb
Gary L.
Wappinger, NY
SDC member since 1968
Studebaker enthusiast much longer
Hi Gary! I show 23 deluxes & only 18 with beds! But I can only use production orders mine is from Alliance NE Tks Bill
4E12D 3915 10/8/1958 Grand Junction, CO 700X17-8 122 4.88 4 W 5963 6081 C4 7E144
4E12D 3955 11/7/1958 Guatamala City, Guatamala 750X17-8 122 4.88 4 W 5961 6093 C4 3E8134
4E12D 3959 11/10/1958 Guatamala City, Guatamala 750X17-8 122 4.88 4 W 5962 6092 C4 3E8140
4E12D 4000 12/11/1958 Quakertown, PA 800-17.5-8 122 4.88 4 W 5963 6091 C4 6E2674
4E12D 4023 12/20/1958 SBN 750X17-8 122 4.88 4 L 5954 6092 C4 7E531
4E12D 4035 1/7/1959 Hemet, CA 700X16-6 122 4.88 4 W 5964 6084 C4 7E596
4E12D 4045 1/15/1959 Alliance, NE 700X16-6 122 4.88 4 W 5950 6085 C4 7E630
4E12D 4051 1/21/1959 Doha, Arabia 700X12-8 122 4.88 4 W 5954 6077 C4 3E8471
4E12D 4062 2/2/1959 Sonora, CA 700X16-6 122 4.88 4 W 5959 6085 C2 7E726
4E12D 4074 2/16/1959 Susanville, CA 750X17-8 122 4.88 4 W 5961 6093 C4 7E798
4E12D 4083 2/26/1959 The Dalles, OR 700X16-6 122 4.88 4 L 5957 6081 C4 7E850
4E12D 4088 3/5/1959 Portland, Zone 700X16-6 122 4.88 4 L 5956 6054 C4 7E888
4E12D 4092 3/7/1959 Iowa City, IA 700X16-6 122 4.88 4 W 5961 6083 C4 7E902
4E12D 4100 3/19/1959 New Franklin, MO 750X17-8 122 4.88 4 W 5965 6081 C4 7E942
4E12D 4114 4/13/1959 Spokane, WA 700X16-6 122 4.88 4 L 5954 6082 C4 7E1024
4E12D 4126 5/11/1959 Tampa, FL 700X16-6 122 4.88 4 W 5951 6084 C4 7E1142
4E12D 4130 5/15/1959 Anchorage, AK 700X16-6 122 4.88 4 W 5956 6084 C4 7E1165
4E12D 4176 9/11/1959 West Salisbury, PA 700X16-6 122 4.88 4 W 5953 6083 C4 7E1431
4E12D 4183 9/25/1959 Aztec, NM 700X16-6 122 4.88 4 W 5951 6084 C4 7E1445
4E12D 4193 10/7/1959 Alexandria,MN 750X17-8 122 4.88 4 L 5952 6093 C4 6E3668
4E12D 4194 10/15/1959 The Dalles, OR 700X16-6 122 4.88 4 W 5953 6083 C4 7E1503
4E12D 4195 10/16/1959 The Dalles, OR 700X16-6 122 4.88 4 W 5955 6081 C4 7E1505
4E12D 4196 10/19/1959 East Stroudsburg, PA 750X17-8 122 4.88 4 W 5954 6082 C4 7E1498
Buddy of mine remembers the last one - think it was being used in a wrecking yard last time he saw it in that same area (that might have been more than two decades ago).
Would love to see what the one that went to Arabia looked like - twelve inch wheels - that is pretty small.
I bet it had those big 'balloon' desert tires on it, and the wheel openings were enlarged some. Note the rim size on the vehicles in this thread: http://forum.studebakerdriversclub.c...ghlight=desert
Craig
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That's one interesting Stude truck!..Best of luck with it.
Tks! Took it up to the woods & took pics of the 3 Studges! Bill
OK - so a 1/2 ton 4x4, 3/4 ton 4x4 - guess all that is left is to find a 1 ton 4x4...
Great looking Studebaker truck! Great find, she cleaned up quite nicely!
Does it come with a spare? The 1971 Playboy calendar must be optional.
Thanks for sharing all the fantastic photos and videos! Good luck with "Blackie"
1957 Packard Clipper Country Sedan
"There's nothing stronger than the heart of a volunteer"
Lt. Col. Jimmy Doolittle
"I have a great memory for forgetting things" Number 1 son, Lee Chan
OMG!!!! What can I say....
Funny Calendar is a 1969 been in that glovebox for quite sometime! Tks Bill
Very nice collection!
You have included one non-Deluxe (Sonora, CA). That is why your count is one more than mine.
Gary L.
Wappinger, NY
SDC member since 1968
Studebaker enthusiast much longer
Bill reproduced an accurate list of the 1959 model 4E12D 4X4s and Gary had the correct mathematics.
From the factory-
Total 1959 3/4 ton 4X4 trucks- 23
Total of these with Deluxe cabs- 22
Total of these with Standard cab- 1
Total of these with pickup boxes-18
Total of these sold as chassis/cabs, stake or flatbed bodies-5
Total of these built with paint code 5950(Black)- 1
Note: the Doha, Arabia truck was probably equipped with 700X16-8 plys (I suspect a typo from the researcher, not Bill).
Frank Drumheller
Locust Grove, VA
60S-W6
M16-52 '49 Studebaker-Boyer fire truck
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Congratulations!
I love mine,it gets more interest from people than any other vehicle I have.I have the first one that went to Grand Junction,Co.
Steve
36 Dictator cpe
36 ST.regis custom 2dr sedan R-2
37 Coupe express R-2
50 Champion convert
54 champion cpe
59 3/4 p/up 4wd
63 Custom R-2
63 GT hawk R-2 Motor Trend Hawk/Chicago Show Car
63 Avanti R-2
63 Avant1 R-2
64 Commander R-1
64 Challenger R-3
58 Packard hawk
64 Champ
2-63 Wagonaire's
62 E40 Transtar
55 3/4 T pickup
64 Daytona
Brand X :
70 Duster 340,56 Chevy Del Ray,49 Jeepster,58 Plymouth Belvedere,67 IH Travelall,58 IH Golden Anniversary
http://www.studebakersteve.com
Steve; Were you aware that your paint code is shared with only one other 4E12D-122-C4 truck? One of 2 is pretty rare! Also having a build date of Nov. 8, 1958 means a birthday is coming up soon! I'm sure it gets a lot of attention when the two of you hit the highway. Congratulations.
Frank Drumheller
Locust Grove, VA
60S-W6
M16-52 '48 Studebaker-Boyer fire truck
PICS of the Co Truck??? Tks Bill
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