1962 Studebaker Hawk Gran Turismo Gt 289 4 Speed Posi Original Stock Cali Car on 2040-cars
Huntington Beach, California, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Studebaker
Drive Type: Rear Wheel Drive
Model: GT
Mileage: 93,000
Trim: Gran Turismo
Original California Studebaker Gran Turismo that has lived its life in the dry California desert. All decode of factory built equipment, 289 V8, 4 bbl carb, engine casting 1554641 with stamped serial #P92614, 62V, late build in 1962. 4 speed Borg Warner, Twin Traction 45B and 3-31, 43-13 tags. Body # 62V-K6, 7699.
Black California plates, with current tags, and a California Title in my name.
Engine and trans are in good working order, easy starting, no smoke, and runs out good and fast. Dual exhaust with glass packs to the rear. All good desert preserved chrome trim, bumpers, and all stainless, inside and out. One repaint of original color, assorted chips, some thinning and paint loss with dull spots. Right door had been scrapped, with minor crease top and bottom. All glass is factory tinted and in good condition. All doors, hood and trunk fit and close tight with key locks working. Interior gauges mostly work, aftermarket temp is working, vacuum (cracked lens), speedo, amp, oil pressure, all working. Factory tach has been working off and on, and I think the needle drags on the glass lens. Heater, fan, turn signals, horns, wipers, lights, dome, are all working. AM radio makes some static with volume knob but no music. The interior has had some seat and door panel work in the past. The headliner is ripped and falling in the rear, right seat has bad stitching, carpets show wear, left kick panel needed, dash has some seam cracks. Mostly original seats, door panels, seat pockets, ash trays, arm rests, center console. PO had repaired small rust hole right front pan with fiberglass and small piece on overlay metal. Trunk floor has surface rust but no rot out. Includes spare, jack, tire iron, and mat.
This car has not been modified and still has the road draft tube out the bottom and stock equipment. Car is located in Huntington Beach, California ( Orange County). Car can be viewed, and inspected at most anytime. Being sold in 'as is'
present condition. If you want more information, just email.
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