New Inventory! 1954 Studebaker Pickup Truck! 1/2 ton, shortbed, factory V-8 Automatic & Vent Shades!

This is a really unique little pickup truck! This was a trade in on the 1950 Studebaker Bullet Nose Convertible that I had!
This little pickup is definitely different!!!! There weren’t very many V-8 automatic pickups around in the mid 50’s!!!!
This little pickup is still pretty complete with a lot of good pieces still left on it! Let’s go check it out!
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[@Ron-io3vu]

Nice to see that truck back on the road, clear coat and everything done to make it road worthy, would look great here in 🇬🇧 chad.

[@BrandonLeeBrown]

I remember the first person in our town to have automatic transmission was the town doctor, when he bought a new Buick with an automatic transmission.

[@timb3925]

Looks like a fun one to fix up

[@2001rams]

Hi from "Al from AZ". Had a 49 and a 53, thought that the 54 was the best looking of those years with that grille and the one piece windshield and with a bigger back window. This is an unusually high optioned truck. Hope someone buys this one to fix up.

[@waynetaylor8082]

My "late" Uncle only drove Studebaker trucks and even owned a couple Henry J's. Needless to say, Uncle Frank has been gone for nearly 50 years.
A WW2 veteran, may he and ALL our veterans be blessed with eternal peace ✌️.

[@XrayDean]

Nice truck!

[@davidgalyean9116]

Finding OEM parts for those studebaker pickup. It would be quite a chore finding some

[@WoodyFixit]

Surprisingly easy to access parts for these. SDC Studebaker Drivers Club is a great place to start. Many helpful and friendly parts vendors around the country, in Canada, Australia and around the world.

[@kevinl.2291]

Very cool truck 👍😎✌️

[@arthurmccarron4379]

Wow. Can’t. Believe. This. Truck. Never heard of these. Thanks

[@impalaman4546]

Cool 😎

[@glensoldan4536]

Chevy didn’t offer AC until 1964

[@stephennovotny6157]

NICE TRUCK 🚚🚛🛻🚛🚚

[@HARRUMPH-SAL]

Great to save old iron. How come no one ever dedicates a video to what actually sells to help someone’s project?

[@aaronwilliams6989]

That rotted out interior grooses me out. LOL!

[@1Also]

3:40 spotlights or mirrors?

[@aaronwilliams6989]

I didn't think ANY pickup had an automatic in 1954.