During the 1921 model year, the Stewart Company announced that it was going to manufacture its first civilian pickup truck. This new addition was market towards the everyday tradesman or farmer, where the previous models were almost exclusively commercial. The Stewart pickup was then offered as an express, stake, panel and a special farmer’s model.

This Buddy Stewart pickup is powered by a 162-cid four-cylinder engine that is married to a three-speed manual shifting transmission. Inside the cab is brown upholstery with hand-operated windows and windshield. The exterior is completed with green and black two-tone paint. Highlighting the exterior are red artillery-style wheels with polished wheel caps, wood bed rails, front chrome bumper and a spare tire mounted under the bed.

The lovely pickup offered here has been the recipient of a frame-off restoration and shows to be in lovely condition.