créée le 1er avril
2002 et mise à jour le 7 decembre 2008
marque
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STUDEBAKER
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modèle
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model
2R5
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finitions
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Pick-Up 1/2 Ton
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année
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1 9 5
0
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quantité/prix
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147 800 pickups de 1949 à
1953
/ $1262
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carrosserie
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pickup 2 portes 3 places
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moteur/boite
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6cyl de 170cid - 85cv
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DU SITE
D'ENCHERES <<EBAY-USA>>
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- hôte :
e-bay,
le fameux site d'enchères aux USA qui comprend
toujours entre 1 et 2 millions d'objets à
enchérir. C'est celui aussi qui a acheté
notre iBazar
national avec ses 4 à 600 mille objets aux
enchères et qui est devenu ebay.fr
- voitures
américaines : il y en a toujours beaucoup avec
de superbes photos sur le site
américain.
Le site
français
propose en général entre 2 et 4 pages
d'objets et de voitures avec une certaine modestie pour
les photos. Ceci va sans doute changer
- photos : elles
sont du propriétaire-vendeur
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PRODUCTION 1950
Utilitaires
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- en 1950 Studebaker
Produit le model R2 en quantité inconnue
(mélangée sur 5 ans)
- 2R5 - 1/2 TON
moteur 6 cylindres de 169,6cid développant 85cv
à 4000tMn avec une compression de 7.0:1 et un
carburateur monocorps
- PICKUP à
$1262
1949/1953 = 110 500 unités
- 2R6 - 1/2 TON
moteur 6 cylindres de 245,6cid développant 102cv
à 3200tMn avec une compression de 7.0:1 et un
carburateur monocorps
- PICKUP à
$1312
1949/1953 = 12 500 unités
- 2R10 - 3/4 TON
- R10 PICKUP à
$1367
moteur 6 cylindres de 169,6cid développant 85cv
à 4000tMn avec une compression de 7.0:1 et un
carburateur monocorps
1949/1953 = 37 300 unités
- R11 PICKUP à
$1417
moteur 6 cylindres de 245,6cid développant
102cv à 3200tMn avec une compression de 7.0:1
et un carburateur monocorps
1949/1953 = 10 350 unités
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- 1950 Studebaker
Pickup - Restored - AZ Truck
- Vehicle Description :
1950 Studebaker Pickup - Restored - AZ Truck
This is a very sharp, older restoration on a 1950
Studebaker 1/2 Ton Pickup truck, Model 2R5. It is a
Rock Solid, Arizona truck its' entire life and was
restored approximately 12 - 15 years ago. It was
subsequently driven and enjoyed only occasionally.
The odometer shows 55,772 miles and the title shows these
as actual miles, although the speedometer is not
presently working.
- This new line of
Studebaker trucks was introduced in 1949 and carried
through to 1953. The new styling was way ahead of
its' competition and its' time! It was low and
featured no exterior running boards and a smooth double
wall pickup box. Other new and innovative features
included interior door panels made of steel instead of
cardboard and dash instruments that were accessible from
under the hood instead of from under the instrument
panel.
- It is finished in a
rich, Deep Burgundy with Red wheels and original style,
Tan interior. It appears to have had quite a bit of
restoration done to it, in that the truck was definitely
dismantled when it was painted and the engine and chassis
components were painted and detailed individually, at
some point on time. As you can see by my photos, it
still looks very sharp! The body, fenders and truck
bed are straight and rust free. The paint has had
some nicks and chips touched up and is still very
respectable.
- The glass is in good
condition and the hubcaps and beauty rings look new, as
do the wide whitewall tires. The interior was
redone in the original style with a plain, leatherette
seat cover and cardboard headliner and kick panels.
Carpeting was also added. The gas gauge does not
appear to work, nor does the horn. The wipers do
work as well as the driving lights and even the map
light! The few pieces of weatherstripping on it are
showing their age and the right vent window handle is
broken.
- It has the 75 HP 6
Cylinder engine with 3 Spd transmission and the engine
sounds and runs great! All in all, it seems to be
in very good mechanical condition. The clutch,
transmission, rear end and brakes all seem OK and the
exhaust is new. It does have some small oil leaks,
mainly from the rear main seal. It probably needs
to be driven, in that it has been sitting the past 5-6
years. At 75hp and geared the way these trucks
were, it's no speed demon, but it does run and drive
good.
- This would make a
great hobby truck or paint your company name on the side
and use it as a write off and to promote your
business! Everyone has a Ford or Chevy, but when
was the last time you saw a cute little truck like
this?
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PHOTOS DU
STUDEBAKER 2R5 PICK-UP 1/2 TON 1950
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