1961 Studebaker

Started by enjenjo, March 08, 2022, 12:03:54 PM

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Not bad. From the side it looks like it belongs. Comparing the rear to the front of the truck needs some work. :) Rounded tail lights versus flat on the front. However, it would be a quick fix to a daily driver. You can only look at one end at a time. :)
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enjenjo

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I am considering this power window conversion on this truck. Any feedback on it.

https://www.amazon.com/Electric-Life-EL1000-Window-Kit/dp/B004TS65HQ
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I don't know anything about the kit, but it says only one left.  With a 30 return policy.
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enjenjo

I have discovered I have a $150 truck. Every time I order something it's $150 ;D
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enjenjo

I started building a new rear axle. SN95 Mustang with a 3.73 locker, 31 spline axles, and F150 brakes.
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I'd be interested in the details on that, especially the F150 brakes. Late models are so heavy a lot of them come with brakes that are every bit a good as all but the high end big brake kits when it comes to smaller, lighter, older cars. Or for that matter they're a massive upgrade for older full-sized cars too.
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enjenjo

You have to change the housing ends to use the F150 brakes as the bolt pattern is different. I am changing the ends anyway so I have the 9" ford big axle bearing and to eliminate the C clip axles.
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enjenjo

I picked up a pair of Ranger stepside bed sides, I am going to try fitting them to my Studebaker box. Best of both worlds if it works out.
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