One Stude Hawk in the latest edition of Barn Find. Anyone figure out what the car is next to the Daytona at 5:40 0n the tape?
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Originally posted by scott.rodgers View PostThere is a final Stude right at the end of the video that he calls a custom - it's a later finned hawk. Maybe a Packard Hawk?Gary L.
Wappinger, NY
SDC member since 1968
Studebaker enthusiast much longer
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The Hawk appears to be a 1957 Golden Hawk, possibly a 400, the Interior IS White!
At least the Parking lights are not '58 anyway.
It has been modified to INSTALL A Modern A/C Unit and Alternator but keeping the Supercharger.StudeRich
Second Generation Stude Driver,
Proud '54 Starliner Owner
SDC Member Since 1967
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Originally posted by StudeRich View PostThe Hawk appears to be a 1957 Golden Hawk, possibly a 400, the Interior IS White!
At least the Parking lights are not '58 anyway.
It has been modified to INSTALL A Modern A/C Unit and Alternator but keeping the Supercharger.
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Originally posted by Blue 15G View PostCould be a Chrysler 300, possibly 1958.
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I like in Raleigh , NC and have spent hours at this awesome collection of cars . There are like 4 Studebaker hawks I have photos of the 57 and I do not recall it being a 400 model. what you don't see in the video is the long path through the woods where it is lined with cars of all makes ...just a junk yard find I believe I recall a 1950 in the woods. The location is Pittsboro, NC near Raleigh , NC
Billy the owner is just a great man and very religious . His work through these many years was painting cars...sometimes he did 3 cars a week.
HE WILL NOT SELL ANY CARS OR PARTS I visited the sight with the local Raleigh AACA car club . It is without a doubt the largest barn find collection of cars in the country
Joe
Joe Parsons
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