Cinda54

Hi, My husband is going to check on that number. There were a couple of other parts in the back, that I was not sure if they went to the car or not. There were a few parts in one corner that looked newer, he is going to check for me to see if they should go with the car. Never leave a woman alone that does not know a thing about cars is my motto. I am trying my best. One more thing do you think my price is fair or out of line, I had nothing to go by and want to sell fast so not to have to pay storage fees. Husband just called and told me the parts in the back corner do go to the car, something that goes under the motor called the cam shaft and 2 axle rods, and the cam looks to be refurbished, or it looks new. It was wrapped in plastic. I will go over later and take some more photos...Thanks again for all the help with my project.....Cinda

Hey Keiser31, Thanks for adding the photos. I did not check to see how this site supported photos, plus I took about 80, too many to post here. Bunches of thanks again....Cinda

Oh I forgot, a guy from Austrilia sent me an email this morning and told me it is a 1925/26.....Cinda

Hi Mark, try this http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=380131933681&viewitem=&sspagename=STRK%3AMESELX%3AIT Or put this in the search field at ebay 1920s Studebaker Truck Restoration Farm Work? 1925/26

Hello, Just want you guys to know that my husband bought an early 1920s Studebaker truck at a lien sale. Another victim of the economy! Anyway I sell on Ebay and have for over 10 years so I have posted the truck there. If your interested you can view all the info. there. I have it listed with a buy it now best offer. It is ready to go, it was just hard trying to figure out a price. I got some advice from some local car buffs. My seller name is Cindasplace or just type in 1923 Studebaker truck and you will find me. I have the only one around right now. I am located in the San Diego area. Thanks for looking and any constructive information is welcome! Cinda Thompson