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| | CanadianDriver: Motoring Memories - Studebaker Hawks |
 | | Although Studebaker stopped building cars in 1966 (they were last produced in Hamilton, Ontario), the enterprise that grew from a wagon-building company formed in 1852 by Henry and Clement Studebaker in South Bend, Indiana, has turned out some exciting models over the years. |
 | | Many felt, however, that the Power Hawk with the Studebaker 4.2 litre (259 cu in.) V-8, or the Sky Hawk with the 4.7 litre (289 cu in.) V-8, although lacking the Golden Hawk's brute power, were better all-round choices. |
 | | It was virtually identical to the Golden Hawk mechanically, but had rather bizarre styling with a low wide mouth, slopping nose, fake spare tire moulded into the trunk lid, and padded "arm rests" on the outside of the doors. |
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