From the NY Times Automobile section:
"The Packards of 1958 were simply Studebakers dolled up with some horribly contrived styling touches. In the case of the Hawk, the pretty Studebaker grille was replaced by a low, wide fiberglass intake that made the front end look like a catfish. The rear deck had an embossed fake spare tire, and the pièce de résistance was a padded leather armrest on the outside of the door, exposed to the elements."
And I ask, "Isn't being a Studebaker remarkable enough?" ;)
See the full article about the 1958 Packard Hawk at NY Times.com.
Saturday, September 6, 2008
1958 Packard Hawk - Studebaker Hawk - $74,000
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