Jeff's '37 Studebaker was originally built in South Bend Indiana in 1937 and delivered to Maine.  There, it spent it's working life hauling and then was subsequently parked in a wooded area.

Time took it's toll as the frame rails and lower body panels rusted through. The occasional Hunter used the old truck as a target, luckily most of the wounds were just superficial. 

Jeff dragged out the classic "Stude" and cleaned her up. A worthwhile effort as you can see.

• A Camaro front clip was installed with a matching 350 4 bolt main engine.
• TH350 Transmission.
• The front sheet metal was re-hung and lined up.
• 9" narrowed Ford w/ a Auburn posi rear end 3.55 ratio R&P.
• A pair of Moser axles were installed.
• Buick Riviera rear calipers (with parking brakes).
• Upper control arms similar to upper 4 link bars work to control the torque.
• Specialty power windows supplied the window motors and the wiper system.
• Cruise control is mounted under the dash and is not visible under the hood.
• A GM tilt column is used with a custom banjo leather covered steering wheel.
• A/C controls are hidden in the glove compartment.
• The A/C lines are all Aeroquip braided stainless steel    CTS