Studebaker K15F and K25S

[Trucker1973]

Whether there are technical characteristics of Studebaker K15F (4x4) and K25S (6x6) trucks? In what years they was built - 1939 or 1940?

 

[ducer]

Those trucks were built for the lend lease program during WWII around the 1941-42 time period I believe. Most were shipped overseas very few stayed in the U.S. Good luck finding information I'm sorry I cant help you any more, but stick around someone I'm sure around here will be able to help you.

Denny

 

[cbear]

My father has two Studebaker cars. There is a Studebaker drivers club, and the publish a periodical magazine called Turning Wheels. They know all things Studebaker from horse carriages to Weasels as well as cars.
http://www.studebakerdriversclub.com/index.asp
[url]http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2014/06/23/studebaker-drivers-clubs-50th-annual-meeting-to-recognize-the-brands-military-vehicles/

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[Trucker1973]

The minimum information on these trucks is only in Crismon's book and in the Turning Wheels magazine.

 

[LightCorporal]

I hope this is not considered an ad, but I would like to know if there is any place to look for ads for older military vehicles, such as the studebaker trucks ?
That is, somewhere without having to wade through miles of ads for other stuff ? I much admire the trucks from WWI and WWII, and even Korean War stuff.

- James

 

[Jeff Lakaszcyck]

I bought a couple of DVD's on ebay several years ago that were just WW2 military ads. I think you would like them, no wading required ! Here is a link to the website, but it looks old so you may want to verify it is still active.

http://archivesofadvertising.com/in...a&ps_session=6f8729492b6083ad29d0507936bcc533