Studebakers and other interesting stuff
1963 Studebaker GT Hawk Show Car Returns
Submitted by Larry Daum
Danny Barnett's 1960 Lark Convertible used in a wedding. The couple is Don and Molly Nelson who met in the U.S. Army in Afghanistan. The picture was taken at sunset on the Eldorado Dry Lake Bed 20 miles south of Las Vegas.
What if... Studebaker built a Champ with the 1963 updated body?
Larry Daum submitted this link to a video taken at the Studebaker National Museum in South Bend by Charles Phoenix.
The Packard Predictor up close.
What does a modern day Dodge owner use for work?
A 63 year old Studebaker!
A pair of hard working Studebakers rarely seen.
Sparky recently sent this picture from an ad in an old National Geographic magazine. Gravely Tractors was one of many companies Studebaker acquired in their diversification program. Some information culled from Wikipedia below is posted below.
Someone might consider mounting a 289 on one of the 424 tractors. It would be a sure hit at Studebaker meets.
50 Years Ago
March 17th 1966
What are those strange RTC vans appearing all around The Valley and who builds them?
Newly released 1/43 scale Studebaker President by NEO Models.
Shopping for a 1958 Hawk? Did you know that there were three brands of Hawk available?
In 1958 the Humber Hawk was imported to the U.S. by
Roots Group, Long Island N.Y.
The 8th car from the right is one of 588 Packard Hawks built.
Did it reside in Las Vegas or was it just visiting. Does it still exist?
Does it still exist?