1946 Studebaker M5 Pickup Walkaround and Review

Welcome back to the Quick Speed Shop! Today I'm doing a walkaround and review on my 1946 Studebaker M5 pickup. I have owned this truck since 1993 and its been in my family since 1969. What started out as a 1990s street rod build has morphed into a restomod build now. 25 years, 2 drivetrains, multiple looks, and over 30,000 miles and its still not done. Come check it out and don't forget to like, share, and subscribe. I put out new videos every Wednesday and Saturday.

[@bluegrallis]

I pulled a 48 M5 out of a neighbors fence-row in 1971, got it running(on 4 cylinders ;) ), fixed the brakes and drove it that summer. It's been parked in a garage since 74 with the engine in a basket.

[@QuickSpeedShop]

Get out in the garage and get it going again!

[@False_Death]

Buddy that is an absolute beautiful truck you have there. Congratulations!

[@scottcunningham5065]

Trying to find a heater. Dam things are like hens teeth here in Aus :)

[@garysowder9772]

Prettiest truck made

[@meacenastiberius9438]

Very nice truck. Not too low, not very high. The forest green sounds good. Awesome drive train! Still have a heater, lol! I just wrote an article on my blog about people that take a piece of this car, a piece of that car and make them work together. This is what real hot rodding is all about. I had a 56 Ford with a 307 in it, ahh, back in the day..

[@QuickSpeedShop]

Thanks. It's just kind of morphed into the truck it is now. Too many projects and not enough time. Maybe I'll get to finish within the next 25 years!

[@jeffryblackmon4846]

You've done a lot of work. I like your AMC driveline.

[@jdjeep46]

Really nice!