1900s 1910s 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s           Studebaker Model J5 Coupe Express Pickup           3/4 Front View 3/4 Rear View Interior View Engine View With the Blue Angels 2007 Night Vision.          Year Make Model Rating Decade Ranking 1937 Studebaker Coupe Express Pickup 0 0 Description Dragged out of the woods in Maine all shot full of holes and rusted out. First year that Studebaker produced a pickup truck. Approximately 3,000 built as pickups. This Coupe Express was rebuilt from the shadow on the ground up. 4 wheel hydroboost power disc brakes, power windows, air conditioning, cruise control, tilt column. All the nice goodies for going down the highway in style. Mostly built in a one man shop at Deep-N-Hock Acres.. Painted in original shade of municipal yellow. It now cruises in southeast Georgia near Savannah. Member SDC: www.studebakerdriversclub.com Member Dixieland cruisers: www.DixielandCruisers.org Fun ride.... Y'all c'mon down and we'll go for a cruise! Jeff PS: Runs great on Texaco regular unleaded gas! Submitted by: deepnhock << Previous 5 Comments   |    Next 5 Comments >>             Screen Name Comments   deepnhock One last thanks to everyone who helped out with this contest. So many friends and enthusiasts... Thanks to the promotors, and a special thank to Texaco! I had fun, and that's what counts! Jeff Rice 10/17/2007 6:56:15 PM     Screen Name Comments   twnchgr This is a truly unique Truck. A little bit old, A little bit new. Built to go any where and be comfortable doing it. Turn a few heads along the way there. A one of a kind Truck.. 10/10/2007 8:58:13 PM     Screen Name Comments   stude53 The Studebaker 1937 Coupe Express is truly a car for all decades. Studebaker led the way in 1937 for car-like pickups;design come-latelys include the 1957 Ford Ranchero, the 1959 El Camino, the 1960 Ford Falcon Pickup, and the 1982 Chevy S-10, to name a few. Studebaker was always ahead of the times with both its car and truck designs, both esthetically and mechanically. Although out of manufacture for over 40 years, today Studebaker has the only owners club that is true to it's marque and it's name "The Studebaker Drivers Club". A testament of of its strength is a world wide membership of over 14,000 that love and drive their cars and trucks. 10/10/2007 7:36:26 PM     Screen Name Comments   lennystudebaker@cs,com Wonderful truck with a great owner who did a fantastic job on it. It deserves to win! 10/10/2007 9:24:49 AM     Screen Name Comments   Swifster What a great looking truck. Like most Art Deco things in the 1930's, the design is fantastic. And with the passenger car front end, it shows how advanced Studebaker was when they could beat Ford and GM to the Ranchero/El Camino market by 20+ years. This truck has a great stance without resorting to chopping the cab. The yellow color is also perfect for this truck. 10/10/2007 8:07:36 AM << Previous 5 Comments   |    Next 5 Comments >>          Enter Your Own Comments     Screen Name   Enter Comments (750 characters max.)

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