History of Studebaker Trucks - Truck History Episode 36 PT. 2

[@jackschromeshop8296]

We want to thank everyone who watched. We have read your comments and understand the lack of trucks in these parts and Studebaker didn't really start making trucks until 1929. We decided to highlight the most important trucks of their history. However, soon we will come out with a video with nothing but highlighting Studebaker trucks. Please be patient and thank you again for watching! We appreciate all the support and those expressing their comments.

[@autocamping5057]

Sad that such an industry has ended ,,, distinctive, beautiful and practical design !!!

[@davidchapman1519]

The coup express pickup is a work of art

[@cat_daddy]

I remember when I was a kid I remember a strange little postal van, I think you stood up to drive it.

[@crash4me719]

Thank you, American automotive history is a must. I was a Buick Motor Division mechanic for years and still enjoy motor vehicles. Go Jack!

[@EdP402]

I can’t wait for the final part!

[@bertbinsbergen7549]

I found a Studebaker radiatorcap in the centre of the Netherlands, must be from a truck,that was used for militairy service.

[@Code3forever]

I recall in the 1950s and 1960s, the California Department of Transportation, now known as CalTrans, used Studebaker pickups a lot. Also, the defunct California State Police Division, which is now part of the CHP, used Studebaker Larks with the bigger V-8 for a few years in the early 60s. My neighbor worked for them and brought his car home as he was on call. He gave me a ride in it and it was a decent and fast car. I guess they made good vehicles but just could not keep up with the big three.

[@afterhourshotrods6882]

I like your series tnkx 4 the Studebaker History lesson. If my 6th grade teacher would've picked this subject I would've passed!!!!!! Hehehe.......

[@aaroncone6778]

That Studebaker pickup at 8:55.. 😍 Great video! Keep up the good work!

[@joseglorival6949]

Gostei muito, meus pais tinham um caminhão dessa marca,. !!! Serrinha Bahia Brasil,. !!!

[@trainliker100]

I notice on their brochure they scroll down on, at the very bottom at 2:24 it says, "Quanity Production of Quality Cars." They misspelled "Quantity".

[@mikebaldwin9972]

Very informative as was #1 thank you....

[@wolfwolf7246]

Very good.

[@gunsbeersmemes]

Great video, great presentation, and skills of the narrator are great! I enjoyed this video, and happy to see the format, return to it's original style.

[@patricknewlun7928]

I enjoyed the video. God bless America!!

[@jasonz7788]

Thank you great video

[@donlowe7093]

I have about twenty Studebakers!

[@RonaldMiller111]

I had a 1953 Studebaker pickup and it had a small 6cyl engine with overdrive. It got 33 miles per gallon.

[@jasonconklin8172]

Mph ?

[@pwowakovalenko2770]

It helps to win WW2. Thanks 😊

[@davidwiner8571]

To bad studebaker is gone my dad had a silver hawk it was fast and good handling.also I was born and raised in goshen in

[@sonyajones]

Awesome video! Thank you.

[@billyhensley592]

I love this series my dad drove and owned several studebaker's sadly I've never driven one I wish this company had never fallen just like AMC just think of the models that could have been

[@sc0or]

I wonder what did it mean “sedan” in 20s? )) a wagon with side windows may be?

[@altinfoil592]

Showing pictures of vehicles produced in the 1940s,1950s, and 1960s while discussing company progress in the 1930s is non-congruent. Surely there could have been better coordination here.

[@bogee4u]

Yeah ..talking about 1935 reorganization...and they put up the famous picture of the South Bend plant closing for good December 1963...8:17..note the flag at half mast..honoring JFK..killed Nov. 22. I was 15.. very sad time in South Bend.

[@christianmotley262]

IKR

[@rayrussell6258]

Am enjoying the videos, but could you slow down your speaking just a fraction? To keep up with you, I can't remember what I've heard when you've finished the video.

[@lbh002]

Jack

[@coreyellisart6877]

Great video except you were talking way to fast it was hard to absorb the info

[@dehoedisc7247]

Many off the photos around 7 or 8 minutes are Out of date with the narration. An Avanti out of sequence and then a shot of about 1950? Careless editing here.