Among all you knowledgeable studebaker aficionados can anyone let me know the number of 62 GT Hawks produced with 4bbrl 289, 4 speed and TT diff'. Please don't go to too much trouble, just curious as to how many might still survive. I've heard a rule of thumb that after 50 years there may only be 10% surviving.........................
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No, Phil; no one knows that for sure because that research has not been done.
It would require going through the Production Orders for all 1962 Studebaker V8 automobiles produced, one by one. That's probably on the order of some 40,000 individual Production Orders. Each of those slips of paper would have to be examined and the data recorded.
Such efforts have been done (I participated) to find 1962 Indianapolis 500 Pace Cars and 1957 Golden Hawk 400s, but it is a tedious task involving days of work at the archives by several people at the same time if you're going to get it done in less than a full week of 8-hour days. BPWe've got to quit saying, "How stupid can you be?" Too many people are taking it as a challenge.
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Originally posted by BobPalma View PostNo, Phil; no one knows that for sure because that research has not been done.
It would require going through the Production Orders for all 1962 Studebaker V8 automobiles produced, one by one. That's probably on the order of some 40,000 individual Production Orders. Each of those slips of paper would have to be examined and the data recorded.
Such efforts have been done (I participated) to find 1962 Indianapolis 500 Pace Cars and 1957 Golden Hawk 400s, but it is a tedious task involving days of work at the archives by several people at the same time if you're going to get it done in less than a full week of 8-hour days. BP
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