1962 Studebaker M35A1 Transport Video
Watch Buchanan Logistics, Inc. coordinate the transportation of a 1962 Studebaker M35A1 military truck from the National Automotive and Truck Museum in Indiana to Whiteford Kenworth in Ohio.
The move provides a look at the type of transportation coordination involved when a vehicle or piece of equipment does not fit the needs of routine packaged freight.
See Buchanan Logistics Carriers at Work
The M35A1 was moved from its museum location in Indiana to a new display location in Ohio. Transportation of vehicles, machinery, and other non-routine freight begins with understanding the shipment itself, including dimensions, weight, loading and unloading requirements, equipment needs, pickup conditions, and delivery access.
Buchanan Logistics works with qualified carrier capacity across a range of equipment types and shipment requirements. Learn more about how the transportation process works on our What to Expect page.
Transportation for Vehicles, Machinery and Specialized Freight
Not every shipment fits inside a standard enclosed trailer. Depending on the freight, transportation may require flatbed, step deck, removable gooseneck, heavy haul, or other specialized equipment.
Buchanan Logistics helps businesses evaluate those requirements and source carrier capacity based on the freight, lane, schedule, equipment, and delivery conditions.
Explore our full range of Freight Capabilities for more information about specialized and project transportation.
View the Studebaker Transport Photo Gallery
Prefer to see the move step by step? View the 1962 Studebaker M35A1 Transport Photo Gallery for 14 photos documenting the vehicle before, during, and after transportation.
Have Specialized Freight to Move?
If your business needs transportation for machinery, vehicles, industrial equipment, high-value freight, or another shipment requiring additional planning, Buchanan Logistics can review your transportation requirements and discuss available options.
Request a freight rate and provide the shipment details needed to begin evaluating the load.

