Posted by Jeff in ND on January 01, 2022 at 10:17:53 from (184.99.187.90):
In Reply to: Is this a Chevy or ? posted by Tractorcedric on December 29, 2021 at 17:34:23:
2R series Studebaker. '49 to '53 most likely (they all looked the same in those years). Available from 1/2T up to I think 2T.
The one in the post most likely has the larger 245 CU 6.
'54 went to 1 pc windshield and offered V8 option for the first time and '55-'56 bigger back window and different grill. The big toothy fiberglass grill in the photos posted are '57-'59. For '60 1/2 and 3/4 ton pickups used a cab adapted from the Lark car but the bigger trucks continued with that '49 cab style until the company went out of vehicle business.
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