Studebaker Engine

Started by Clay Pitkin, January 22, 2012, 06:42:07 PM

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Clay Pitkin

Greetings,

A real good friend of mine is wanting to have a machine shop rebuild his Studebaker engine. From what he can tell its a 289 engine out of a 63 or 64? Lark. He lives here in Utah, but he is willing to send it out of state if needed. He mentioned that he may want the engine balanced and blueprinted.
What machine shop would you recommend doing this work?

Also, the vehicle he is putting this in is a 53 Studebaker Pickup. He is thinking about putting a different rear end in, than the stock one. Is there one that is a better match to the stock configuration than others?
The frame has not been altered at all.

TIA
Clay


Those who said it could not be done, should not stand in the way of those who are already doing it!

aircap

Have you checked with the guys over on the Racing Studebakers forum?

http://racingstudebakers.com/foo/index.php

Or try the forum of the Studebaker Driver's Club.
"Act your age, not your shoe size". - Prince

PackardV8

FWIW, I build a lot of perfomance Studebakers and am in Spokane, WA, not that far from him, considering.

Have him e-mail me at packardv8@comcast.net

jack vines

aircap

"Act your age, not your shoe size". - Prince