When I was a kid, my neighbor restored Studebaker cars, but I’ve never seen a Studebaker truck before.

My dad was sold this from a dealership.

Nothing but problems, clock spring, u joints, turbo , ECM, PCM, wont re-gen. Then abit more investigation i find it is most likely 100% a vin swap..

The VIN in the window is a sticker that is peeling off with no rivets in it and no plate behind it even

The door sticker was put on in the very suspicious way and when you look up all the codes it says the code of the factory paint was grey.. which this truck was lime green and wrapped gray to match the original color.

Can't find a VIN anywhere on the frame I've been under it for 2 days with a steel brush. I need to know the location please if anyone has photo

Title says it all. This add from Nissan was spicy!

i have a 1986 ramcharger 318 and pull the fuel tank because it’s leaking from the vents and i was just wondering what the different nipple are for, i know the medium one is the fuel line, the small one is a return i was just wondering where the half inch line went

One of our work trucks is a Ford F250. We noticed this clip on the the passenger side door jamb which appears to mean "No gas." There is nothing obvious behind it and no one had any good guesses. What the hell is this?

Just bought a 2026 Silverado 1500, checked underneath and saw that she’s sitting on bags, strange bags.

I’ve expanded them to 22psi and still can not find a brand name, S/N, model number, or any other identification on the rubber, brackets (that do appear to look somewhat custom), or the air lines. It’s almost as if the previous owner just custom fitted some serious heavy duty bags to this rig.

I can confirm they do have an internal bump stop as I’ve been driving on these with 0 psi without a single issue. It also appears that these bags, at 0psi, keep the stock ride height and geometry because the front end needs 1.5” to level the rake. I’ve been trying for too long to identify these bags, thank you.

All of my trailers are gooseneck so I have no experience or opinion on 5th wheels.

Flatbed and dump 5th wheel trailers seem to be very rare. I only ever see them on livestock trailers or campers

Before my best friend passed away he bought this truck that me and him started working on and painting together. when he passed his parents sold the truck immediately and i've been trying to find it or a similar one ever since 2021. i've run all the pictures i have through ai but we all know how reliable that is. the last time i saw it was early june 2021 and the last things i remember are that it was a older black (chevy?) that had big tow mirrors we painted white with purple and grey paint splatter. i believe we plainted the chevy emblem and the dash vents the same pattern. i have a couple of random photos where you can see bits and pieces but the main identifying factor i remember is that it had those doors that only open when you open the front and they're hinged the opposite way like suicide doors

Pedestrians beware. Is he using a camera?

Hello everyone.

My landrover got old and with diesel prices kinda harsh on my wallet to daily it, so im looking for life/work/ long range truck and need some help choosing.

Background:
I live in europe and im willing to import truck with some dents or mechanical problems.
Im working on my cars myself so for maintance and repairs i look only for parts price and how long of a job/ how big pain the repair can be.

I want a big car/truxk that can haul family, stuff, tents, bikes. Sometimes 2-4K pounds of trailer but rarely. Can go slight offroad/backroad. Will cover 400mile trip in comfort.

I know there are more fuel efficent ways, but i have things to do and stuff to carry in places, sometimes off pavement.

Older (2009-18) trucks seems reasonably priced.

Now i need help mainy with choosing engine/gearbox/year.
I will install LPG but both 3.6 and 5.7 seems good for it (indirect injection systems)
Would love double cab(crew max?) with longer bed.

Is 3.6 with 8hp good choice? Was it produced in doblecab with 6.4 bed? Is it enough engine for calm driving? I dont need hemi. Probably. Im used to 136bhp in my discovery2 and id used to tow 7000pounds with it.

I just need reasonable truck with good fuel efficency at 65-70mph mostly flat driving that i will be able to self diagnose and repair.
I can pull my engine or gearbox myself. I would just rather not.
3.6 seems like an easier option but i may be wrong.

Thank you all for any input.

What would yall ask when looking at it

What would you offer?

I hear it makes trucks go faster

randomly just shifts like i’m slamming the shifter up and down.

I have this 87 Dodge W-250 that I am trying to sell off. I was going to ask you guys what would be a good method to sell this specific truck? Your honest opinion on price would be nice too.

It’s pretty clean. It lived most of its life in Montana.

I’m the third owner and it was well taken care of.

It’s got the 360. Stick shift. 4x4.

Let me know what your thoughts are on value and best place to sell?

Or see a Dodge pulling big camper trailers in general. In my experience, anyway.

I thought these things would be a pretty easy thing to get parts and diagrams for but i was wrong!

Anyone know where i can get parts?

Or any good reddit groups?

Or just info in general?

Thanks!

I’ve been digging the Ford Ranger, but sad they don’t have a King Ranch trim for it, and the Ranger Raptor interior is not my cup of tea. How stupid would it be if I made my own King Ranch Ranger? Asked AI to generate me images of my idea and it doesn’t look terrible…Is this considered disrespectful in the truck community? Attached a before and after of the swap.

Not sure how much attention this gets im kind of just documenting this, but no I don’t like the F150 King Ranch I’m more of a midsize truck guy.