1962 Studebaker Gran Turismo Hawk

Representing the pinnacle of the Hawk line in 1962, and one of an estimated 9,335 similar cars produced that year, this 1962 Studebaker Gran Turismo Hawk has an unusual color scheme that features a mauve interior. The car is reported to have an interior and paint that are like new, but he makes no specific statement about the car's refurbishment or restoration history.- that the lower front bushings have been replaced, and that the Gran Turismo Hawk is free of rust. The car is equipped with aftermarket air conditioning that is reportedly functional. The GT Hawk used Studebaker's 289-cu.in. OHV V8, rated by the manufacturer at 210 horsepower, as standard equipment on cars sold in the United States. The seller does not know whether the V8 in this Studebaker is original to the car. He makes no statement about engine functionality, reporting that the automatic transmission needs adjustment to upshift into top gear properly. No powertrain leaks are noted. The engine bay presents as stock and generally clean. - the Gran Turismo Hawk's Ermine White paint is excellent and looks new, noting no body blemishes.- no issues with the body seals and weatherstripping, and states that the Studebaker has no rust. The chrome trim appears to be complete and in very good condition, including the engine-turned insert in the decklid. - the glass is in good condition, and that all lights work. The underside appears to be generally clean, with moderate surface corrosion in spots - No statement is made about interior refurbishment, but the seller notes that the mauve materials are in perfect, like new condition, with no visible damage. The carpeting looks to be in very good condition and the headliner shows no damage or sagging. All dome lighting is said to work. The seller makes no statement about instrument functionality but reports that the temperature gauge has been replaced. The factory audio system is reported to be inoperative. - both the air conditioning and heater are in proper working order. The trunk appears to be generally clean, with carpeting and a covered spare tire. -- that the lower front bushings have been replaced. The seller makes no statement about the manual drum brakes' functionality. The P205/75R15 Runway Enduro 75 whitewall tires are of an unspecified age, and DOT date codes are not visible in the images provided. The seller estimates that 80 to 90 percent of the tread remains. An original owner's manual will accompany the sale. This 1962 Studebaker Gran Turismo Hawk has a distinctive, mauve interior and recent suspension work.