I have been gleaning information for a couple of years while working on my '60 hawk. Got it about ready for paint. I'm not a body man but have been learning. I'm 81 years old so I had to use my grandson to crawl around under the car. Got most of the bondo, new brake system, upholstery and engine running good. Trunk lid has been a monster but is about whipped. I have had several Studebakers in my life but always dreamed of owning a finned hawk. We was "poor folks" so my champions were 10 or 15 years old. in 1960 I was driving a 1946 champion. Thanx for having helpful info at my disposal, Yogi
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Welcome, Yogi!The only difference between death and taxes is that death does not grow worse every time Congress convenes. - Will Rogers -
Welcome to the club, On Monday a friend of mine brought his 63 Hawk to me for some front end work , But he is also prepping it for paint and doing other work to it , He is 84 ! and going strong , EdComment
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Welcome to the Studie club! Congratulations on being a doer!Diesel loving, autocrossing, Coupe express loving, Grandpa Architect.Comment
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Welcome, Yogi. Studebaker has always been one of the few collector cars we po' folk can afford.Originally posted by Yogi View Post
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Welcome to the Forum Yogi. Too bd you live so far away, I woulda offered a bit of mechanic assistance, pro bono. Hope you get her on the road soon, and begin driving and enjoying it!Comment
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Welcome to the forum,, Try to post some pictures.... Good luck with your car..Comment
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