1948 Studebaker Truck on 2040-parts.com
Cedar, Minnesota, United States
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This truck is definetly fixable. Needs floor pans; bottom of right fender, front and rear fenders need to be remade. Missing tailgate, front bumper and headlight Bessel. No seat frame. But other than that pretty much complete. Greats parts truck or complete fix up. No title. But has all body tags on it. Can be bonded for the title.
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