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1962 STUDEBAKER GRAN TURISMO HAWK COUPE

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High Bidder:  Shaggi6969

Current Bid: $6,050 (USD)

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Location:

Woodland Hills, California 91367

Seller:

Dealer

Engine:

289ci V8

Transmission:

Automatic

Odometer:

6,319 (Mi)

Chassis/VIN:

62V10173

Carfax:

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Current Bid: $6,050 (USD)

High Bidder:  Shaggi6969

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Location:

Woodland Hills, California 91367

Seller:

Dealer

Engine:

289ci V8

Transmission:

Odometer:

6,319 (Mi)

Chassis/VIN:

62V10173

Carfax:

Lot Number:

70833346

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Vehicle Story

OVERVIEW

This 1962 Studebaker Gran Turismo Hawk is powered by a rebuilt 289ci V8 mated to a three-speed automatic transmission. Finished in Ermine White over a red vinyl interior, this classic is now offered by the selling dealer with service records, spare parts, and clear title.

Highlights

  • Engine has been completely rebuilt 
  • Reportedly an original Southern California car 
  • Service records dating back to early 1980s included with purchase 

Ownership History                                                                            

  • Offered by a dealer
  • Current location: California

EXTERIOR

  • Ermine White paint 
  • Dual chrome side mirrors 
  • Chrome brightwork
  • "Gran Turismo" badging 

Updates 

  • Repainted in its original color in 2013

WHEELS AND TIRES                                                                                   

  • 16-inch red wheels
    • Studebaker wheel covers 
  • 195/75 Coker Classic whitewall radial tires 

INTERIOR

  • Red vinyl upholstery
  • Walnut-grain trim 
  • Bucket seats 
  • Padded center console with ash tray
  • Padded dash
  • Factory AM radio 
  • Aftermarket dash-mounted AM radio 

INSTRUMENTS

  • Gauges
    • 120-mph speedometer
    • 6,000-rpm tachometer 
    • Oil pressure
    • Water temperature
    • Amperage
    • Clock
    • Fuel
  • Odometer shows 6,319 miles
    • Title reads mileage-exempt

ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION

Engine

  • 289ci V8
    • 210 horsepower at 4,500 rpm
    • 300 lb-ft of torque at 2,800 rpm
    • Two-barrel carburetor 

Transmission

  • Three-speed automatic 

Service History Highlights

  • Engine has been rebuilt 

UNDERCARRIAGE, SUSPENSION, BRAKES, AND EXHAUST                              

  • 3.31 gears 
  • Manual drum brakes 
  • Dual exhaust system 

KNOWN IMPERFECTIONS 

  • Tear in driver seat 
  • Minor pitting and rust spots on bottom of passenger-side door 
  • Rust spot and paint bubbles seen at the base of a door as seen in photos 

ITEMS INCLUDED WITH THE VEHICLE 

  • Service records 
  • Spare parts 
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Comments & Questions

July 06, 2025
04:36 PM

Are there any components significantly older than the rebuilt engine? Radiator, water pump, steering mechanism? Brakes? Oil pan? When were the suspension components last replaced? Is the transmission original and when was it last overhauled? Was much body repair or rust remediation done when it was last repainted? Any sign of gasket deterioration around windshield, backlight or trunk lid that might occasion leaks? (I understand that you have all the repair records, but since I can't see the car or records now, I'm asking questions that could otherwise be answered by inspecting them.) What's the fastest sustained speed it runs comfortably, without too much shudder or excessive vibration? My impression from reading is that the drum brakes on these models are something of an achilles heel. That doesn't bother me (I grew up driving a 1971 FIAT 500), but I wonder what your take on them is.

July 06, 2025
12:00 PM
Seller

Car runs very cool it has no thermostat that's 180° the radiator is Flowing excellent don't have any cooling issues overheating or in traffic

July 06, 2025
11:59 AM

How well does it run in hot weather?

July 04, 2025
02:57 PM

BID: $6,050

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