1961 studebaker hawk

My father had a 61 hawk 4 speed green love the video and the music glad your stud came together for you great cars way ahead of their time

you kno this is the perfect movie cause the video is good and the song is cool!!!!!!!

nice im restoring a '57 ford f-350 dually!!!!! i like studebakers!!!!!

Fantastic!!!! I saw Hawk on the Wing first and never suspected it was other than a garage-kept original. When did your grandpa quit driving / how long was it out in the pasture? Did he work at South Bend? Nice color too!

In the summer of 1969 my uncle tried to use a bumper bar to tow the hawk from northern Ohio to southern Indiana. The bar broke and it went into a yard clipping a tree, Bending an axle, and damaging a fender. It was parked after that. He ordered in November of 1960 and went with the dealer to pick it up he didnt want it on a hauler, but never worked for Studebaker. Thanks for the nice compliment. erin

simply... great!

It is great to see your hawk come back to life. My 2nd car was a '61 Hawk when I was in High School/College in 69-71. Even then, it drew lots of looks and comments about what it was. You have a great looking car! I now have a '48 Champion and '63 Daytona Convertible. The '48 is solid and I bought it from the grandson of the original owner. The '63 has some rust to be tackled in the restoration.

I have a 62 GT hawk that needs this attention!Are ya interested?Leave a message.

Sure i am, always lookin to restore a studebaker. i wish i had an idea of how many hours i have in mine so i could give you a quote.

It sure is, coolest car ever, great spares back up and good survival numbers