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Welcome aboard from Nevada.

Thanks for the pics. I have a neighbor who likes to Hot Rod Studebakers & Packards. He's in the process of tweaking a 1956 Champion with a 185ci Stude flathead six.

Welcome aboard from Nevada.

Welcome aboard from Nevada. Nice looking truck!

Welcome aboard from Nevada.

Brian, I've seen gas cap o'rings crack, crumble, and end up in the fuel tank. Once they get in, they dissolve, and become crud. 2cents

Matt, welcome aboard from Nevada. It's not snowing here.....not yet. Follow Karl's advice, be patient, and a good truck will come your way. Also get familiar with the Deuce TMs (tech manuals).

ogotay81, I agree with nattieleather on checking Europe and Russia for US-6 truck parts. Finding one there will save you a lot of money in shipping costs across the Atlantic. The US sent over 152,000 6X6 & 4x4 trucks to Russia during WW2, and I'm sure some are still doing duty on farms and...

Ahab, you made me think. So I did a little digging, and the Shah at that time (1947) was Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, Sept 16 1941 to Feb 11 1979. I thought Mohammad Pahlavi assumed power in the 1950s. I didn't know that he had been in power since 1941........I learned something new today.

I just ran across this short article with pictures on postwar B-17 modifications. On 8-9-1946 TWA had Boeing convert B-17G 44-85728 to an executive aircraft at their Seattle facility. Boeing designated the conversion as the Boeing model 299AB. TWA used the aircraft to transport executives around...

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Welcome aboard from Nevada. Good Luck with your search, be patient and you'll find the right truck.

Welcome aboard from Nevada.

Did the lube take the bounce out of the speedo??

Rusty, when you get out to Farm Country, buy an Oliver 2150 tractor. You'll feel right at home, it comes with a multi-fuel engine.

Welcome aboard from Nevada.

Welcome aboard from Nevada.

MuleMac01, your engine & Transmission looks like new. I like Reo engines, and the company made quite a few different engines over the years. Most people don't know, that from 1954 to 1975 Reo made their own 440ci V8 truck motor. It's not a take off of the Chrysler 440, as the Reo engine came out...

Looks real fine, and I can smell it all the way from Florida.:drool:

Just in case you change your mind. Here are a couple of pics of an MKT-99 (Mobile Kitchen Trailer). I'm sure a smoker will fit in there.......somewhere. They also pull good behind a Deuce.