Studebaker US6

[Stuart J]

So... I have purchased a 1945 Studebaker US6 with only 1100 miles on the clock (thats not a misprint). There is a bit of rust behind the cab and my question is "Will Studebaker repair the rust under warranty?"

[Tony Smith]

Sure, just drop it into your nearest Studebaker dealership.

[David Herbert]

Well done Stuart !
Now you need to get good at posting photos here.....

David

[Ron King]

Mine has just run in at 11 Thousand miles.
I meet a Studebaker owner at Corowa eariler this year who just clocked up 7 Thousand miles on his.
Usually its low army useage, sold off straight into the local rural fire service and then used or stored on a farm after that as diesels were wanted for fire fighting and not petrols.

[David Dunlop]

Sounds like a nice find, Stuart.

Does it still have its original body?

David

[Stuart J]

Original tray went missing decades ago. Currently has a hay tay on. Chap that sold it to me threw on an old tray from possibly an Acco.

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[George McKenzie]

Originally Posted by Stuart J

So... I have purchased a 1945 Studebaker US6 with only 1100 miles on the clock (thats not a misprint). There is a bit of rust behind the cab and my question is "Will Studebaker repair the rust under warranty?"

There is a parted out one here Cab looks good .but it is in northern Alberta CA

[Mike Cecil]

Nice find.

What chassis number is it, or have you already looked up its ARN & body type in AWM126? Might give you a clue as to why it did so few miles.

Mike