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  • GT Hawk Prototype Hood Ornament

    I think this ornament was discussed on the forum in the past I haven't seen anything about the new Ebay listing:

    Scott Rodgers
    Los Angeles
    SDC Member since 1989
    \'60 Lark HT
    \'63 Wagonaire
    \'66 Frankenbaker

  • #2
    Well, the base would not have fit the production GT grille shell. Let's see the drawings for future Hawks. Can't remember what they had planned.

    Wonder how the bird is attached to the hoop.

    Is this a GM hoop and base?
    KURTRUK
    (read it backwards)




    Nothing is politically right which is morally wrong. -A. Lincoln

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    • #3
      For Brooks Stevens' updated '65 Hawk GT?:
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      Scott Rodgers
      Los Angeles
      SDC Member since 1989
      \'60 Lark HT
      \'63 Wagonaire
      \'66 Frankenbaker

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      • #4
        It makes more sense that it was a prototype for the '66 Lark Types that were built with Hawk Emblems on the Engine I.D. Badges, Grille, Door Panels, Wheel Covers, Dash etc.

        OR, the Brooks Stevens actual prototype Cars.

        It was definately made in very limited quantity, I believe Mr. Biggs had one once.

        The base is very much like the '62 & '63 Lark.
        StudeRich
        Second Generation Stude Driver,
        Proud '54 Starliner Owner
        SDC Member Since 1967

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        • #5
          Originally posted by StudeRich View Post
          It makes more sense that it was a prototype for the '66 Lark Types that were built with Hawk Emblems on the Engine I.D. Badges, Grille, Door Panels, Wheel Covers, Dash etc.

          OR, the Brooks Stevens actual prototype Cars.

          It was definately made in very limited quantity, I believe Mr. Biggs had one once.

          The base is very much like the '62 & '63 Lark.
          I found one mounted behind the grill shell on a Hawk hood at York. It is not home made, and the Hawk bird is a double sided casting. I sold it to StudeBob after getting it replated, I assume it's the same one
          JDP Maryland

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