I have an opportunity to get a 56 power hawk, It is rusty and in tough shape. Is it worth trying to restore it or it to expensive to try to restore a car that was only made for one year? Thanks for any advise people might have
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If it's that rough and rusty, don't do it as an investment. If you love projects, then by all means go ahead. Even though the Power Hawk was only made one year, parts from other years interchange, so they aren't difficult to locate.
However, unless you just love the car, I'd spend more money and buy one that's already been restored--you'll be dollars ahead.
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Mark Anderson
1965 Cruiser
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If it's that rough and rusty, don't do it as an investment. If you love projects, then by all means go ahead. Even though the Power Hawk was only made one year, parts from other years interchange, so they aren't difficult to locate.
However, unless you just love the car, I'd spend more money and buy one that's already been restored--you'll be dollars ahead.
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Mark Anderson
1965 Cruiser
http://home.alltel.net/anderm
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However, unless you just love the car, I'd spend more money and buy one that's already been restored--you'll be dollars ahead.
*********************************************************************Find a good one........I totaly agree !.......
1961 Hawk 4BC,4-SPEED,TT
Lewisville,NC
(formerly chevpartsman)1961 Hawk ...4-Speed;4bc;Twin Traction
Ken Byrd
Lewisville,NC
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However, unless you just love the car, I'd spend more money and buy one that's already been restored--you'll be dollars ahead.
*********************************************************************Find a good one........I totaly agree !.......
1961 Hawk 4BC,4-SPEED,TT
Lewisville,NC
(formerly chevpartsman)1961 Hawk ...4-Speed;4bc;Twin Traction
Ken Byrd
Lewisville,NC
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