1959 Studebaker Scotsman Pickup in Green & V8 Engine Sound & Ride - My Car Story with Lou Costabile
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On "My Car Story" we're in Chicago on 8-29-19.
We're looking at a 1959 Studebaker Scotsman Pickup in Hawaii Green Paint. The car comes with the optional 259 CI V8 engine.
The car's Owner is Scott Vermillion. Scott’s had this car since 2006. Scott shares he was looking for a station wagon, and saw this Pickup thought this one being a “Scotsman” would be good for Scott.
ENJOY!
My uncle bought one of these when I was 6 years old. They were really cool looking unlike the other manufacturers models. It wasn't long before him or one of my older cousins tore the rear-end out trying to pull a stump. They must have thought it was a tractor.
Hi William, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Uncles car :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Such a beauty! My great-grandfather used to work at Studebaker before its closure. He helped build many of the vehicles in those days.
Hi NoahTGD, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your Great Grandfathers pickup :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Amazing truck!
I remember long ago, one family who owned one of these trucks close to my house, for me, who always loved cars and had an acute eye for details, the rarest thing of that truck was the shape of the bed!
Grandpa used to say that Studebakers were undestructible machines.
Thanks Lou!
Hi
Pablo Céspedes, Happy to read you find this truck "Amazing" :-) Thank you for sharing your Grandpa's quote too, Lou
I knew they made a Scotsman car,I did not know that a truck was manufactured.
Thanks Lou.
Hi Gary Mckee, I didn't know about this one at all, so happy to read we both learned something :-) You're welcome, Lou
@@loucostabile In 1957-58, Studebaker Champion Scotsman was the base model, as well as Commander Scotsman in 1958.
Identical to my 1957 except the motor. And Mine was a Milk Delivery and Pickup Truck and had over a Million Miles logged on it when I bought it in 2008. With a Completely Rebuilt Engine. But now I drive it as a woody Hillbilly Camping woody Camper. It gets Trophies usually in every show. It is painted with Can Paint.
Hi Raymond, Happy to read this car brings back memories of yours :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
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One nice thing, it doesn't need blind spot assist. A real basic beast. Thanks Lou. Always a pleasure.
Hi Randall Carrier, You're right :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing, and you're welcome, Lou
I am from South bend Indiana & studebaker made great automobiles
Hi Mark, Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Best darn trucks ever made!
High praise :-)
Absolutely! Thanks, Patrick!!
Beautiful color too--really suits the truck.
Happy to read you enjoy this color on this pickup :-)
That the white and green remind me of that chalky candy my grandparents kept on their end table . But I love the bare bones , no frills ( except the V8 ) of this truck . I would call it pride and joy if it were mine . Thanks for posting .
Hi Bud Lee, Happy to read you consider this truck your "Pride & Joy" :-) You're welcome, Lou
This truck is so cool I wish I could be there. What a gem and a beautiful restoration. What is not to love about a Studebaker.
Hi jon lennon, Glad to read you enjoy this "cool" truck :-) Lou
When I was down in Uruguay in south america in 2009, I met a mechanic there that had a beautifully restored 1954 Studebaker truck. I took many pictures of it, even went to his house, and am still in contact with this man!! There were alot of older, and beautifully maintained, and driven cars down there, and I have the pictures to prove it! Great interview, and owner!!!
HI Carlos Carpinteyro, Happy to read this video brought back memories of the truck in South America :-) Thank you for the kind words on the interview, Lou
Extremely rare pick up great catch Lou
Hi acts2211, Too good not to share with you :-) Lou
I love the Scotsman comment :) being called Scott and from Scotland i cracked up :)
Hi Scott, Nice ! Hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
That's one of the reasons that I like the truck, too. Scotts need to stick together!!
I've been waiting for a Studebaker truck that you couldn't resist........didnt think it would happen andI couldnt believe it when it popped up....thanks!!!! cant wait to see the Avanti episode....Scouts are almost cars lol
HI J F, High praise for this Pickup :-) Here is the link to the Avanti, enjoy! Lou th-cam.com/video/Bbv2FlMc7eU/w-d-xo.html
Great Scot!😄
Like the lucky owner, I'm more of a car guy too, but I'd take that in a heartbeat.
So much can be said for a distinguished design and sturdy simplicitly.
That Hawaiian Green makes it look so cool that it doesn't need AC.
Studebaker Coupe Express pickups are lookers too.
Thanks for posting Lou!👍
Hi solemandd67, Glad to read you enjoy this pickup :-) You're welcome, Lou
All the simplistic charm one could expect from the late 50s and early 60s. Just a man and his truck, and a radio.., WHAT!? No radio!? OMG! Evil incarnate! LoL - I'm kidding. I wish my dad was still here so I could show this to him. He'd be smiling from ear to ear. I love it as is, even without the radio. :-)
Hi ImTheDaveman, Happy to read this is one you and your Dad would enjoy :-) Lou
Wow. This takes me back. My grandfather used to have one very similar to this, but probably older. Thanks for sharing this.
Hi David Lari, Happy to read this one brings back memories of your Grandfathers car :-) You're welcome, Lou
50s ford or Chevy pick up ,it seems everyone has one, but now Studebaker I never seen one so clean and beautiful. I glad that you put it on, great video.
HI Elizabeth Cherry, Happy to read you enjoy this Studebaker :-) Lou
Neat old pickup. I guess my grandad had an Studebaker once upon a time, and when he got off the gas to slow down. It would rattle pop and backfire some, which scared a few people and made my grandad smile.
Hi Steel Assault, That is an awesome story of your Grandad ! Making me smile too :-) Lou
love that truck.i had a 1951 in 1962
Hi Larry, Happy to read you love this truck and brings back memories of your truck :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Thanks to you and Scott for a peek at a beautiful 'Studie'
on a cold Miller Beach day.
Always a big fan of this truck because it's timeless styling remained intact for a decade or so. Although finances were also a factor, the swept back windscreen and the streamlined cab were ahead of their time at intro.
When they were fighting the Germans in WW2, Studebaker contracted to build heavy trucks, for the Russian army, mostly 6x6s which retaned the light truck cab.
That same styling with the raked windshield is being used on Russian built trucks to this day.
Warm wishes for the winter brother, keep on showin' us sunshine in the meantime...
Hi Neal, Thank you for viewing and sharing your thoughts. You're welcome. Hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Thank you, Neal. I was happy to share my truck with Lou on his My Car Story You Tube channel.
Awesome looking truck. Love it. Thanks for sharing guys.
Hi Big Charlie's Model Garage
, Happy to read you "love it" :-) You're welcome, Lou
Awesome Lou, she looks great. First one l have seen in a long time.🤙
Hi Ed B., Happy to receive a "Awesome" from you :-) Lou
Wow! What an excellent video!
Hi JON MEREDITH, Happy to receive a "Wow!" from you :-) Appreciate the kind words on this video, Lou
Restore Mods are nice but something to be said about a good old stock model.
Thanks Lou!
Hi Michael Jaworski, When their stock, it just takes you back to that time period. I enjoy that seeing what the designers and engineers of the day were thinking. You're welcome, Lou
@@loucostabile Yeah, I'm not a fan of modified (though I understand it if you're starting with a basket case). But with that little V8, that truck should have no trouble keeping up with modern traffic. Something that can be a bit difficult in my '50 Dodge.
We had a Studebaker truck on the farm in the early 1960's Pretty sure it was a little older than 59. Had a 6 cylinder and 4 speed.
HI Gary Shick, Happy to read this one brings back memories of the one you had on the farm :-) Lou
Bill and I thoroughly enjoyed watching this video Scott!
Thanks, Debbie!
Happy to read you enjoy this video :-) Hope you see many more cars on this Channel you enjoy.
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sometimes these pearls show up on yt
hasard? 😆
Hi Konrad, Happy to share this "pearl" with you :-) Lou
Thanks for the comment! I do consider my Stude truck a pearl!
@@scottvermillion1426 👍 lucky man 🙂
Great looking Truck. Sounds great. Thanks for sharing
HI Fire9986 7834, Happy to read you enjoy this pickup :-) You're welcome, Lou
SUPER SWEET RIDE
Hi Kenneth Tibbitts. High praise :-) Lou
Cool old truck
Happy to read you think this truck is cool :-)
Both the truck and avantti are winners it's nice to see classic truck like Studebaker IH and dodge as well Ford and Chevy
It's a tie :-) Nice.
Great offering.
1:10 looks like a toy i played with as a child (i was 2 in '59).
Nice truck.
Hi g mat, Happy to read this one brings back childhood memories :-) Lou
@@loucostabile Thanks for the replies, Lou.
Keep on keepin' on ! :)
Great truck
Glad you like this one Jason :-)
Mill must be fresh, I was waiting for the burnt oil smoke. Great truck!
Hi BisquikXLT, Happy to read you enjoy this "Great truck!" :-) Lou
@@loucostabile I walked by a house on the way to elementary school in the 80's that had 2 old Studebaker pickups. One in the driveway, one in the street. They were a little newer, I'm guessing mid 60's. Always brings back memories.
I guess the Studebaker cars were more recognizable to me than the trucks. I can't recall seeing many pickup trucks and the few I saw had bodies that resembled the Lark. I must have seen these trucks, since I lived in the South Bend area. Just didn't recognize it. If I were a collector I would want to own one!
Oh and one other thing, lt was the other way around Studebaker bought Packard.
Hi Daniel, Happy to share this pickup with you :-) Lou
After Studebaker designed and introduced this truck body style in 1949, they did not put too much more money into supporting their truck line. By 1959, this truck was considered terribly dated by comparison to the competition. So the sales numbers were not high and seeing a Studebaker truck was not common.
@@Irishfan...I will stand by my statement that Packard purchased Studebaker to create the Studebaker-Packard Corporation. Here is a Wikipedia link on the subject...en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Studebaker-Packard_Corporation
Great looking truck sharp nice interior and the manufacture plate is very cool. I like the color and it sounds nice
Hi Pete Medina, Happy to read you enjoy this truck :-) Lou
Wonderful car, thanks for another rare car
HI Adalberto de Araujo Didou
, Happy to read you enjoy this one :-) You're welcome, Lou
Happy truck, most definitely.
Nice :-)
OH my God, it is just perfect!!!!
Hi Scott, Happy to read you appreciate this car :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Dont see many of those trucks at car shows. Another great video Lou
Too good not to share with you :-) Appreciate the kind words on this video, Lou
Talk about simplicity, this makes a Lada look like a Lincoln in comparison. True 50's color as well.
Hi Right Lane Hog, You're right, about as simple as it gets, Lou
I thought my 55 GMC farm truck is plain Jane well this is next level!
Hey! lay off the Lada! My grandma swore by them. LOL.
Scott has a beautiful collection of cars! Also, a top notch collection of MCM dishes!
Hi Tony, Thank you for viewing and sharing. Lou
So simple, great truck!🇺🇸🇺🇸😃
Happy to read you enjoy the simplicity of this truck :-)
I had the exact same truck color and all
Hi Shawn, Happy to read this car brings back memories of your truck :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing. Hope you see many cars on this Channel you enjoy! Please Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
That's amazing, Shawn. When did you own it?
I didnt realize that they were that small. Thanks for the video!
Hi Happy Hands, Happy to read you enjoy this pickup :-) Regarding the video, it's my pleasure and you're welcome, Lou
I think the Champ pickup that replaced it in '60 was even smaller.
Love the Scotsman truck. Too bad America didn't love Studebaker back. Thanks to Lou and Scott for this video.
The Studebaker Scotsman line was quite popular, they sold over 20,000 which was good business for Studebaker. They reacted to the recession of 1957-58 before any of their competitors, bringing out the Scotsman while they retooled for the 1959 Lark. The Lark was the first compact car, and beat the competition from Ford (Falcon) Chevrolet (Corvair) and Plymouth (Valiant) to market by a full year.
The Lark was the last success they had, after that sales slowly petered out until they stopped production in 1965.
I loved the Hawk and Lark .
Hi Jerry Olson, Happy to read you "Love" this truck :-) You're welcome, Lou
A Hawaiian Scotsman? Only in America!! : D Didn't know there was a Scotsman pickup as well--I was aware of it as the budget model for the Stude sedans and wagons.
Hi AMCmachine, Good point :-) Lou
Studebaker rare, Studebaker pick up? REALLY RARE! Thanks once again for bringing another rare orphan vehicle!😁
Hi X K, Happy to read you enjoy the rarity of this pickup :-) You're welcome, Lou
What I enjoy about your finds is that you tend to concentrate on the orphan vehicles. Tri-5s and 60s muscle cars are all over the internets!
I have seen Avanti's I never saw a Scotsman pick up truck. I vote for the truck BTW you should show this truck to Jay Leno.
Hi Rob C, Happy to read you pick the truck :-) Would love to meet Jay and share Scott's truck, Lou
Beautiful truck and it sounds great 👍
Hi Suds Reserve, Happy to read you enjoy this looks and sounds of this pickup :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
@@loucostabile Thank you for making the great video, keep up the great work 👍
Appreciate the encouragement :-)
Awesome Lou & Scott《☆》I'm a truck guy too :*: I expect my 98 Dakota will be a collector one day🤓☻🤠
Hi BDOG JR, Happy to read you enjoy this truck :-) Maybe your 98 Dakota will be a collector truck too, Lou
I would have kept my '99 Dakota R/T forever, but I was pushing 300,000 miles and couldn't afford the repairs to keep it on the road, so I sold it to my mechanic who could fix it on the cheap.
@@seed_drill7135 《☆》The R/Ts are already somewhat collectible but I understand the repair costs. Mine is a 5.2L club cab sport. I'll be changing a waterpump soon. I'm just shy of 200k now🤓☻🤠
Stupid amazing....
Love these...
Hi Joe, Happy to read you "Love these..." :-) Lou
Thanks again Lou! ... I had forgotten the 1962(?) Studebaker trucks we drove at TriCounty Game Preserve in Indiana( the State bought Studebakers to help save ,etc): my Summers of 1962/64 etc. Interestingly, about as basic as this: the steering and 3/on/tree were really stiff, etc. INDIANA Department of Conservation GREEN, NOT Hawaiian, etc. Anyways, probably not much left of some Studebaker truck or Auto Lines, always fascinating,......and some high Performance or exotic. ( Special Larks, Avanti)
You're welcome Opera :-) Happy to read this pickup brings fun memories for you, Lou
I had an uncle who owned one . Definitely a rare site . The only pickup I ever saw that was rarer was the Hudson truck .
Hi Andrew Gardener, Happy to read this video brings back memories of your Uncles pickup :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
A very fine truck
Hi Wallace823, Happy to read you enjoy this pickup :-) Lou
Hi Lou,I’m so glad to see you !i’m a really big fan of Studebaker’s and Volkswagens I also have a big joke for you what do you call a car that smells like eggs yolks wagon! Replacing thought it was funny!
I mean i’ve laughed 1 million times
Hi Mischievous Girl, I'm happy you're laughing :-) Lou
Beautiful truck 😀
Happy to read you enjoy this pickup :-)
Price equivalent to ~$13,000 now. Add a couple thousand for airbags, seat-belts, computer controlled fuel injection and brakes, 5-speed manual... say $16,495 all up.. how many could you sell? I need a utility pickup truck and I'd buy one tomorrow. Where is the nearest Studebaker dealer?
Hope you're behind the wheel of a pickup made to those specifications soon :-)
Just recently saw a stunning Studebaker pickup at a show during Labor Day weekend. Forget the exact year; I think she was perhaps a '46. It was done two-tone in black and "Richard Petty" blue similar to Mopar's Basin Street Blue. Actually it may have even been that color. It was absolutely pristine.
Sounds like a great pickup :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing.
great
Glad to read you enjoy this pickup :-)
Apparently, Scott was very excited to showcase his brand new shirt in “Hawaiian Green.”
:-)
Yes, I have to dress the part!
Very nice. I’d buy it.
Hi tleav61, Happy to read you think this one is "Very nice" :-) Lou
Nice 😀
Glad to read you think this pickup is "Nice" :-)
@@loucostabile 😀
We called ours the corn binder. We’d all pile in and go to town.
Hi Bob, Sounds like fun memories :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
I really thought that it was older than 1959. Guess they kept the same body style several years prior to 1959. Beautiful truck!
Hi cudaus1, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this truck :-) Lou
I’m voting for the 64 R2 cause Avanti was so different from what Studebaker was doing up until 1962. The Scotsman cars and trucks were as basic and cheap as could be, and really didn’t set sales records. It was the 59 Lark that blew the doors off the South Bend barn! So while the new Lark was creating buzz, their aged truck line was languishing. Based on the success of the 59 Lark there was some money to do a kinda new truck. Voila, the Champ was born - front half Lark, and back half pickup bed. Like the 59 Scotsman, the 60 Champ was just as attention grabbing. But all things considered, the Scotsman looked more like a truck. Kinda interesting that the green truck’s paint is somewhat similar to the Avanti’s. One lucky owner to have two incredible vehicles that look and sound sensational!
The Doctor & I agree the 64 R2 Avanti is the pick for us :-) Agree, Scott is lucky, and the right Care Taker for these two vehicles, Lou
Great stuff!!!
Hi geodavid51, Happy to read you appreciate this pickup :-) Thank you for viewing, sharing and I believe you're going to see many more cars on this Channel you'll enjoy. Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Hi Scott & Lou: Great color on the paint. The matching name to scott is also part of the classic truck with pencil / Cool 😎 & Happy
• Cheers from The Detroit & Mackinac Railway 🚂
Hi trainroomgary, Happy to read you enjoy this color and truck :-) Lou
It's got the optional glove box door!
:-)
More pickups!
Too good not to share with you :-) Lou
Awh c'mon Lou Scotsman isn't a derogatory term, it's humor. Taking offense is so easy why not have a laugh like you and I both did and I have Scottish ancestry. Anyway, sweet truck. Is this your first? Poor old Studebaker. They made some great cars but it was tough to go up against the big 3. Thanks for sharing this one with us. BTW in 1959 Studebaker made a promotional model pickup with 4 wheel drive that they tried to sell to utility companies etc. God bless them, they went down swinging...Avanti R2 anyone??? If you don't love trunk & treats you ain't a "car guy" (stole that term LOL)
Hi Rich, Yes, there are a few Studebakers on the Channel. If you type into TH-cam search " My Car Story with Lou Studebaker " you should be able to see them. Here is the link to that Avanti I think you'll enjoy, Lou th-cam.com/video/Bbv2FlMc7eU/w-d-xo.html
Yes, that 4-wheel drive Studebaker truck is the one to have... they had a NAPCO conversion. It added about $1000 to the cost of the truck (that was only around $2000). 335 were built between December 1957 and December 1962. This Scotsman is my first Studebaker truck (beside the Avanti, I have owned three other Studebakers in the past)... I love it!
Lou there might be a battle between you and Jay Leno. But I think you won it easily.
High praise to be mentioned with Jay Leno. however if there was a battle, I'm sure he's not worried :-)
Larry at HART AUTO in Milwaukee Wisconsin has a Studebaker pickup. He got it from his Dad, but here's is not near as nice as yours.
Again do finding the unusual thank you the color really took the cake.
Hi bill thompson, Thanks for viewing and sharing your knowledge of where one's at, Lou
I choose the truck over the Avanti even though I haven't even seen the Avanti.
@Kirk Moore well I like an Avanti but I still think it's going to take a couple more decades for it to grow out of its ugly duckling stage.
Hi Bill Berry, Here is the Avanti (just posted) Enjoy! Lou th-cam.com/video/Bbv2FlMc7eU/w-d-xo.html
@@jiveturkey9993 Hi Bill Berry, Here is the Avanti (just posted) Enjoy! Lou th-cam.com/video/Bbv2FlMc7eU/w-d-xo.html
Very cool. I wish Studebaker were still around so we could see a better looking pick up..... I mean, the big 3 have lost their minds. I think GM is trying to build the best looking brick, Ford thinks headlights make the truck, and Dodge continues the "Joe Camel" snout front end with crap quality control..... I wish Desoto, Studebaker, and Pontiac were back in the mix for some crazy style injection into the industry. Beautiful Truck!
Hi Chuck Haugan, Happy to read you enjoy the looks of this truck :-) Lou
Cool 🇺🇸
Happy to read you think this one is cool :-)
The Avante very nice also🇺🇸
What about that battery switch at 8:59?
I put battery shut off switches on all of my vintage vehicles. It prevents battery drain during storage and reduces the potential of an electrical fire.
See Scott's answer.
Side on it looks like an Aussie FX Holden ute.
Not sure how to reply?
I rode from L.A. to Canada and back in one of these but the cab isn't big enough for my then 6'3" body.
Hi Johnny James, Happy to read this pickup brings memories of your trip to Canada :-) Lou
Oh a truck? Ok. Maybe get some Internationals or a Mercury M Series on here. That would be cool.
Hi Lynx Star Automotive, Here is a link to one I believe you'll enjoy, Lou th-cam.com/video/BaQoHvM4xNs/w-d-xo.html
Does anyone know know what model they had with the wrap around wear windows?!
Hi John Hunter, I don't recall and hoping a Viewer can share knowledge :-) Hope you Subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
I think that you're referring to the Studebaker Starliner Coupe made from 1947 through 1951.
wow..i had a 59 lark..flathead 6..hawiian green... wonder if it was a Scotsman?
The Scotsman car was only made in 1958...the Scotsman truck was made in '58 and '59. When Studebaker introduced the Lark in 1959, they dropped the Scotsman name for the cars.
@@scottvermillion1426 interesting
Hi p e i, see Scott Vermillion's answer.
rare pickup
Hi onlythewise1
, Happy to share this rare one with you :-) Lou
59, not 56? It has the big back window, one piece windshield & the 55/56 grille. Dont get me wrong- great truck. I own a Frankenstien 1950 Stude' p/uusing parts from 49 to 58. Great to see. Scotsman means cheap, bargain priced, not an insult but a good deal.
Hi Robert, Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge. Hope you see many more cars on this TH-cam Channel you enjoy. Please subscribe, and hit the "bell" so you can see all the cars when they are uploaded on this TH-cam Channel, Lou
Thanks, Robert. I can assure you that my Scotsman is a 1959, not a reimagined 1956.
Studebaker didn't produce many pickup trucks - probably were losing money on them, which is interesting because the company built many larger trucks for the war effort. Ford and Chevy were in a sales war, International Harvester and Dodge truck sales also suffered.
Hi Timothy Keith, Happy to sharing this Studebaker pickup with you :-) Thank you for viewing and sharing, Lou
seat needs to be Plaid, Lad!
Tartan would be even better.
:-)
Thing looks like it was hermetically sealed up in 1960.
:-)
Appalling colour, but it sounds wonderful !
Ahhh so 50's....and yet no go for Andrew :-) Maybe the Avanti is more for me and you :-)
You misspelled 'appealing' lol
Looks like 6:00 - 16s!!
?
@@loucostabile You KNOW... like TIRES!!
never did a Stude have wide whites
Thank you for viewing and sharing your knowledge.
Stupid Bakers are stupid.... yet AWESOME
Hi Jim E, Happy to read you enjoy this "AWESOME" pickup :-) Lou
@@loucostabile Durn tootin' Lou
Trucks are not cute
This truck proves you're wrong! ;-)
I think this truck is kind cute.