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Welcome to the green disease from Indiana! :beer:

Congrats and hoping for a good trip for you, try to get us some pics if you can! :beer:

Welcome to the green disease from Indiana! :beer:

Good for you, enjoy your new find! This is only the beginning, you are hooked! :beer:

Congrats, now enjoy, beautiful job! :beer:

Like I said, being close is better than being far. The first deuce my bubby and I bought was 900 miles from home, don`t remember what it cost to drive there to pick it up and drive it home,,but it added several hundred dollars to the cost and fuel was a lot cheaper then. With the addition of the...

Welcome to the green disease. Can`t go by odometer miles, need pics to get a better idea of condition. A title is a must, so that is good. Price is in ballpark, maybe a little high depending on a few things. Being close is worth several hundred bucks I would think. I don`t think this is to bad...

Remote reservoirs, spin on fuel filters, what will you guys think of next? :beer:

These things sure are good to have! :beer:

:ditto::ditto:

Semper Fi , welcome home! :beer:

Welcome, lots of very help full guys from Ga. :beer:

We were trained to downshift when slowing or stopping. We only used brakes for the final stop , as we were going so slow by then. My 1952 Studebaker deuce can go from second to first when moving by double clutching, have to be moving slow. Maybe the A-1`s or newer you can`t do that. :beer:

I don`t think anything is as beautiful as the original deuce! Some of this other stuff is neat, but it seems hard for me to want to do to a deuce. 2cents

Yes, that is me. A young lad of 18 years old, youth is wasted on the young. :driver:

If you can buy it for that price do it now unless it is a complete pile of rust and scrap.

Welcome to the site, all the info you need here! :beer:

Welcome to the green disease, glad you had a good trip. :beer:

When I was in the Corps, the gunny called all the drivers in because they needed a couple of extra deuce drivers for just a couple of days. He asked if any of us that didn`t already have a 2 1/2 ton license could drive a deuce. I raised my hand, the clerk typed 2 1/2 ton on my license and I was...

This is like when I bought my first horse for $200. Then tack $500, trailer, $700, yearly vet bills, farrier, hay, truck camper, $800,horse for wife, $400 ,and on and on. When someone would ask what I paid for my horse I would tell them it only cost me $200. :whistle::whistle: