Well, I'm not looking for a Hawk, I have enough project cars for the moment; but my uncle Rob is looking for one. He and a friend of his are looking for a Silver Hawk to build into a drag car, but I think they would be open to a Golden Hawk or a GT depending on price, location, and condition. The car does not have to have an engine or drive line, but would prefer it to be a roller and minimal rust. It would be even better to find it in the Midwest area. I would prefer not to let them find a really nice survivor, because like I said, this is going to become a drag car. My uncle is a professional mechanic and body man, so he's capable of fixing just about anything a Studebaker can throw at him. He never specified price, so right now I'm just putting a feeler out for what can be had regardless of price. What 'ya got?
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I have a 1960 Hawk body and rolling chassis with good floors for $900.00.It will take some doing to get it out but not bad.
1953 and 1954 K bodies for hot roders.
I also have 3 1962 GT Hawks for cheap.
I have a early 1963 Hawk body and rolling chassis for $950.00.
Two Packard Hawks and two 1957 Golden Hawks.
Piles of engines and transmissions, N.O.S. Six and 8 Cylinder engine blocks, N.O.S. heads ,cranks , bumpers and rear axles.
A complete candy store here. Call me at 815 722 7262.
You have been here in Joliet before when you picked up the 1953 prototype.
Robert Kapteyn
studebaker@mac.com
Make sure you put Studebaker in the subject line otherwise your email goes to "TRASH"Last edited by rkapteyn; 10-23-2013, 02:38 AM.
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Originally posted by rkapteyn View PostChris
I have a 1960 Hawk body and rolling chassis with good floors for $900.00.It will take some doing to get it out but not bad.
1953 and 1954 K bodies for hot roders.
I also have 3 1962 GT Hawks for cheap.
I have a early 1963 Hawk body and rolling chassis for $950.00.
Two Packard Hawks and two 1957 Golden Hawks.
Piles of engines and transmissions, N.O.S. Six and 8 Cylinder engine blocks, N.O.S. heads ,cranks , bumpers and rear axles.
A complete candy store here. Call me at 815 722 7262.
You have been here in Joliet before when you picked up the 1953 prototype.
Robert Kapteyn
studebaker@mac.com
Make sure you put Studebaker in the subject line otherwise your email goes to "TRASH"Chris Dresbach
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