1945 Studebaker US6 WWII Truck

[@AlaskaTrucker]

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[@shabadoo24]

It's nice to see these trucks get saved and running again.

[@michaelguerin56]

Good to see another one of these old girls being rehomed. Cheers from NZ🇳🇿. At least the weather is showing-small-signs of warming up at my end of the world😊.

[@AlaskaTrucker]

Good to hear from our far away friends. Glad the weather is improving, stay safe and Keep'em Rolling!

[@MegaReception1]

History on the move. Greetings from Panamá these trucks made the logging business possible here in Panamá hauling in the mud and pulling logs with there winch.

[@bwilliams463]

Our old trailer deck had a selection of holes and ruts, too. We took to carrying scrap steel sheets to strategically position in order to prevent car wheels from falling through.

[@philipreiffel5077]

Australian army had a lot of those studes, they were still showing up in government auctions as late as 1974. Friends got a nice one.

[@ВадимХалчевский]

Студебеккер, моя любовь и мечта с детства. Спасибо за ещё одну спасённую машину. Ещё видео. Привет из России!

[@AlaskaTrucker]

Спасибо за просмотр! Привет с Аляски!

[@leonardofalcones7776]

Ustedes los rusos también tienen buenos camiones: ZIL, Kamaz, GAZ y Ural.

[@ВадимХалчевский]

Техника поставляемая в СССР по программе ленд-лиза помогла нам победить нацистов. Студер был желанной машиной для русского водителя.в​@@leonardofalcones7776

[@morgansword]

Our best steel all made before the second world war. Not real sure why they seem to just run forever but even worn out, they keep running.... down a cylinder?? No problem, it just putts along and still will run, I had one that only three cylinders fired but even then, start in cold weather, idle a bit and then go