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if this kind of thread is not allowed feel free to delete. Looking for pics and videos of gasser deuces. Picking up my 53 studebaker in a week, and not finding alot of pics and vids out there for inspiration. Offroading videos are even better if you have them!

Looking to see if anyone ever put a stack from a later multi fuel deuce on a gasser? I know I still wont have a diesel, but it looks cool as **** and 99% of the public wont know the difference.

how available are beds in the northeast? Or would it be easier to fab one up? they look pretty simple to make

My two little boys think its awesome too! so thats a selling point too

I'm planning on using the truck for hauling things around town, I have an F350 and a trailer if I need to go long distances.. More for something to just drive and enjoy and tinker with

If I can get away with just pulling hubs, Ill go that route. You guys have been a great help

it will be getting towed on a stinger with front wheels locked on a lift, will the neutral trick still work or should I pull the hubs still? Not sure what carb is on it, I looked at it in the dark.

Hello!

So how gutless is the gasser compared to a multi? Ive read a few threads on here that they are about the same, except on long hills onroad. I dont planning on driving this thing very far, maybe 25 miles at most from home. The gas motor was one of the selling points for me (selling points still...

I appreciate the help offer, you guys seem like a decent group considering I only joined this site a couple days ago

Good to know, that's easier than laying in snow taking out drive shaft! Thanks everyone else for all the insight. Cant wait to get it to the shop and start tearing into it

Thanks, are these manuals available in print? I have a hard time staring at a computer screen for too long

Picking up a 53 studebaker Reo gasser deuce, need towing advice, and learning advice Hey everyone, Picking up my first deuce, it was basically free, its a 53 (I think) Studebaker (I think) with a gas motor. I have to have it towed about five miles. The wrecker company is going to use an C6500...