One of a kind Lark?

[SN-60]

This very low mileage '60 Lark is now for sale.....An ad for it is posted in the April '16 Turning Wheels Magazine....With only about 8,500 K and very well kept, how many could still be around like this?

[SN-60]

A few more pix.....................

[r1lark]

Nice car......but how much are they asking?

[SN-60]

Nice car......but how much are they asking?

No idea!....but you can e-mail the owner at..........labstoline@verizon.net

[StudeRich]

It has been available for a while now, and I am sure the reason is they are VERY proud of it.

It is a very nice, recently "dressed up" and touched up original, but the desirability factor of a straight stick 6 Cyl. Deluxe 2 Door Sedan is fairly Low.

[63t-cab]

Ed, would You mind contacting this individual - and convey the need for Drive Train Surgery,more shiny Glamour pasted on, or be prepared to let it go for a Song "but no dance"

No idea!....but you can e-mail the owner at..........labstoline@verizon.net

[SN-60]

Ed, would You mind contacting this individual - and convey the need for Drive Train Surgery,more shiny Glamour pasted on, or be prepared to let it go for a Song "but no dance"

I agree it doesn't have the 'flash' of a Golden Hawk......but how many Golden Hawks have 'Original South Bend Air' in their tires?

[JoeHall]

Too bad its a six cylinder. Would need a drive train to be anything the than a TQ.

[raoul5788]

This car was at the NE zone meet a few years back. It's nicer than it shows in the pictures, and that's saying something!

[SScopelli]

Reminds me of a craigslist paint job, with the bottle of Meguiars polish under the right front wheel..

[KEN IN TEXAS]

I'm actually in the market for a 60 Hardtop VIII Stick W OD . If this sedan was a VIII I would be all over it like stink on $$$T

[studegary]

This very low mileage '60 Lark is now for sale.....An ad for it is posted in the April '16 Turning Wheels Magazine....With only about 8,500 K and very well kept, how many could still be around like this?

I think that you mean 8500 miles. 8500K miles would be more than one million miles.

[SN-60]

I think that you mean 8500 miles. 8500K miles would be more than one million miles.

I would like to make clear to everyone that this 1960 Studebaker Lark DOES NOT have 8500 million miles on it.

[63t-cab]

Likely because It's not equipped with o.d.

I would like to make clear to everyone that this 1960 Studebaker Lark DOES NOT have 8500 million miles on it.

[raprice]

I don't know why so many of you fellas are against the 6 cyl. Lark. Maybe I'm a little different, but I love the sixes. My '59 Lark is a VI with auto. I know it won't scorch the roads, but I love driving it. I've owned my Lark for 25 years and have never regretted buying it. I would also love to own a VIII Lark, but none has come my way as yet.
Rog