From 1929 to December 1963, though, Studebaker also built some great trucks. When World War II arrived, the company switched to war production equipment. Between 1941 and 1945, Studebaker produced ...

Alan Tudor's Studebaker is a truck that you don't see normally. In fact, Alan's '50 pickup is one of five Studebakers that I have ever laid eyes on, and when Riz handed me the contact info to this ...

A full line of cars and trucks flowed through its production line, but one of the rarest was the Studebaker Diesel series, which was produced for two short years. Studebaker first experimented ...

There are some things in life you just can't let go of, and for Jeff Wingo, his '50 Studebaker is one of those things. After all, it's the truck he bought for near nothing in high school.

SOUTH BEND — Studebaker National Museum archivist Andrew Beckman presents the talk “Studebaker’s Commercial Vehicles: The ‘Haul’ of Fame” at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at 201 S. Chapin St ...

The Studebaker 2R series of light trucks was introduced for the 1949 model year as the first new postwar truck design out of South Bend, and it was a big sales success. You won't see many of these ...

A range of Studebaker trucks from Zip Vans to Champ pickups and heavy duty diesel models, which were built up to the early '60s, disappeared, too. That truck lineup differentiated Studebaker from ...

Style is however something this rare 1937 Studebaker J5 truck that is currently listed on Ebay has no shortage of. Sure there were some beautiful early pickup trucks, but we have a hard time ...

Larry Gadbury knows a good thing when he sees one, and his Vienna Blue 1955 Studebaker half-ton pickup certainly qualifies. “I’ve had the truck for almost 40 years,” he says. “My brother ...

(AP) — Although Chevrolet introduced the Cameo Carrier in 1955 as the first pickup truck marketed for everyday transport, the one currently on display at the Studebaker National Museum hasn’t ...

It's called Keep on Truckin’. It features Studebaker trucks, but also has other brands, like Chevy, Ford, Dodge & International. There's a truck for each decade from the 1920s to the 1970s.