Other: Parts

[Old Radio Tech]

Being a Studebaker newbee, I have no sources for parts for my 1949 2r5. Anyone willing to share leads and links? Do any of the major players with online stores have much? How about cross references? Thanks

[Commander Eddie]

Follow this link. You will find technical information, a list of vendors and lots more. There are a plethora of Studebaker parts out there and easy to find. Have fun.

http://www.studebakerdriversclub.com/index.asp

[mbstude]

This is where you'll find most of them..

http://www.studebakervendors.com/

For NOS, click the link for Markham Motors. He has more NOS truck parts than anyone else I know of.

For used, try Vern Ediger. His contact page is http://www.papasstudebaker.com/

[Swifster]

Get a service and parts manual. Just about every vendor sells by part number.

[sasquatch]

And don't forget to register your 2R at "http://2rtruck.need-a-geek.com/". On the home page, click on the "Member Sign Up" button to register yourself. Once you're signed up and logged in, you can register your truck(s) and post pictures. Hover over the "Home" button to reveal more interesting information.

[Old Radio Tech]

registered my 2r. Have shop and Parts manuals, production sheet on the way, ordering DVD versions. Joined Drivers Club. Waiting on member#. Now tracking down vendors.

[sasquatch]

Sounds like you are well on your way! Welcome aboard!

[Old Radio Tech]

Rick - When I click on your link I get Unavailable. But if I use http://2rtruck.need-a-geek.com/index.php/registry it works

[Old Radio Tech]

Didn't find a parts listing at http://www.studebakerdriversclub.com/index.asp. Is that in the member area?

[sasquatch]

Rick - When I click on your link I get Unavailable. But if I use http://2rtruck.need-a-geek.com/index.php/registry it works

The blue link in my signature line takes me to the home page of the Registry.

[Commander Eddie]

Didn't find a parts listing at http://www.studebakerdriversclub.com/index.asp. Is that in the member area?

This is the SDC home page. If you click on "Resources" and scroll down to "Other Valuable Links" and then scroll down near the bottom of the page you will find "Studebaker - All In One". Click on that and then click on the link called "Vendors"
Here is a short cut to that site.. . .

http://www.studebakervendors.com/

[RadioRoy]

Glad you have the parts manuals on order. They make a BIG difference in understanding what goes where and what fits and what does not fit.

[55 56 PREZ 4D]

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