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    Pulled dash for paint and rewire.
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    Removed all trim from dash. Found these codes still on top of the glove box. The paint code tag is still on the bottom of the box.
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    Dash painted, wired and back in car. All works[^]
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    John Ratliff

  • #2
    looks great! must be a '56 Flight Hawk. (20 bonus points to whoever knows why I say that.)

    nate

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    • #3
      Why, because of that steering wheel?

      Looks great, John. That Hawk will really be something when it's all said and done. [8D]

      Matthew Burnette
      Hazlehurst, GA


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      • #4
        Isn't that what his signature picture is?


        Dick
        Mountain Home, AR


        Dick
        Mountain Home, AR
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        • #5
          quote:Originally posted by N8N

          looks great! must be a '56 Flight Hawk. (20 bonus points to whoever knows why I say that.)

          nate
          The code written on top of the glove box.



          <h4>Last Man Standing in Studebaker Indiana</h4>

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          • #6
            ah, you guys are too good. matthew got it on the first post, only the 6 cylinder cars got the '55 style steering column/wheel.

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            • #7
              Thanks for all the good coments. There are no Stude people around here to give encouragement. That helps keeping me going.
              Nate, hate to say this but the car is a Power Hawk. Can't say anything about the cars history. The motor should be ready to go back in next week.

              John Ratliff

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              • #8
                Keep it up, John! That really looks sweet. Hope mine looks that good one day!


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                • #9
                  John, guess again! That steering wheel was standard on Power Hawk and Flight Hawks, the cars with the Deluxe Steering Wheel were ordered with the optional Padded Dash and or Steering Wheel with the horn ring.

                  The 7393 changed to 7399 is the line number shown on your production order!

                  StudeRich
                  Studebakers Northwest
                  Ferndale, WA
                  StudeRich
                  Second Generation Stude Driver,
                  Proud '54 Starliner Owner
                  SDC Member Since 1967

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                  • #10
                    quote:Originally posted by John Ratliff
                    What a really great & quick job of re-doing your Hawk's, John!!!

                    [u]Two questions:</u>

                    Was the steering wheel and/or column removed?

                    Was the radio removed?

                    Thanks in advance.



                    <h4>Last Man Standing in Studebaker Indiana</h4>

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                    • #11
                      quote:Originally posted by A1956GoldenHawk

                      quote:Originally posted by John Ratliff
                      What a really great & quick job of re-doing your Hawk's, John!!!

                      [u]Two questions:</u>

                      Was the steering wheel and/or column removed?

                      Was the radio removed?
                      '56 Hawk, No I didn't remove the steering wheel or column. In fact to replace the column seal I split the seal and put it around the column. Then sealed the split with rubber cement. The radio is not the stock radio. It is an old Motorola AM. I did remove it and all the instaments also removed the dash escutcheon for painting of dash.

                      Thanks in advance.



                      <h4>Last Man Standing in Studebaker Indiana</h4>
                      John Ratliff

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                      • #12
                        Anyone whom has taken out a dash, painted it, re-wired and got it back right can appreciate that job for how long it took. Beautiful job, John. Power Hawk...learned another tidbit.

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