Recently my father passed away due to cancer. As his only son, I inherited many of his possessions. One of which was an old Studebaker engine. He always talked about how we were going to build my very own Stud, but unfortunately that time never came.
My father was a jack of all trades. Master Mechanic, Architect, Welder, Plumber, he did it all... but being so young at the time, I did not want to learn about much of the techniques and skills he wanted to teach me.
I'll get down to it. As of now I have only two pictures of the engine. It's sitting in U-Haul on my property in the country. It's been nearly 3 years since it was cranked, and I'm hoping nothing serious has resulted from this. There are shelves built around the engine so it's very difficult get pictures from other angles, though, I will try again soon.
I don't have any information on the engine, all I know is it's there in full and there is a matching Super Charger w/ it.
Basically what I'm looking for is any information from the images available. Ie: Where it was made, what year, engine size.
My father was a jack of all trades. Master Mechanic, Architect, Welder, Plumber, he did it all... but being so young at the time, I did not want to learn about much of the techniques and skills he wanted to teach me.
I'll get down to it. As of now I have only two pictures of the engine. It's sitting in U-Haul on my property in the country. It's been nearly 3 years since it was cranked, and I'm hoping nothing serious has resulted from this. There are shelves built around the engine so it's very difficult get pictures from other angles, though, I will try again soon.
I don't have any information on the engine, all I know is it's there in full and there is a matching Super Charger w/ it.
Basically what I'm looking for is any information from the images available. Ie: Where it was made, what year, engine size.
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