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This Studebaker is as custom as they come. Set the scene on fire with this 1939 Pickup that may be a little too hot to handle. Flame is the name of the game, and the game is burning hot today! The build on this truck is beautiful. Starting with the soft and sexy light blue paint with light blue flames and hints of 'awesome' running throughout the truck, I can't seem to find a flaw. You might be asking yourself why a simple flame paint job makes this truck different from the rest. well the flames don't stop at the paint. We have flames on the headliner, floorboard and under your foot between the pedal and your shoe! The interior of this 1939 Studebaker is hot hot hot because the flames do not stop on the hood no sir, the billet steering wheel may be too hot to handle as well! The bed of the truck has been lined with wood so rich Ron Burgundy would be proud. Under the hood of this five alarm fire is a thumping General Motors 350 CID V* that is hammering out some serious power that has been paired with...

It's pretty clear upon first glance that there is nothing stock/oem/traditional about this truck. Wild is the category and this one checks all the boxes. Quench your thirst for flames with this custom setup between the paint and interior getting a healthy dose of 'inferno' inspired art work. All those flames being pushed by a V6 would just not deliver on the same scale as the rest of the truck. That's why a 350 cubic inch V8 is powering this bad boy. A 700R4, 4 speed automatic transmission is there to keep the ergonomics of driving at their simplest. Features and Options include Air Conditioning, AM/FM/CD Radio, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Power Windows, Tilt Steering, Seat Belts, Leather/Suede Interior, Custom Aluminum Wheels, Performance Tires, Front Disc Brakes, Fuel Injection, Dolphin Gauges, Custom Steering...

This Studebaker is as custom as they come-Set the scene on fire with this 1939 Pickup that may be a little too hot to handle. Flame is the name of the game, and the game is burning hot today! The build on this truck is exceptional-Starting with the deep red paint with orange flames and hints of blue throughout the truck, I can-t seem to find a flaw. You might be asking yourself why a simple flame paint job makes this truck different from the rest-well the flames don-t stop at the paint. We have flames on the headlights, flames on the steering wheel and flames on the dash. But not just a simple flame paint job on the dash, that-d be to common; this Studebaker has textured flames on the dash! The interior of this 1939 Studebaker is hot hot hot because the flames don-t stop at the dash no sir, the flamed out billet steering wheel may be too hot to handle. The flames have also engulfed the gauges. The bed of the truck has been lined with wood so rich Ron Burgandy would be proud. Under the hood of this...