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A B C 1 Lot Title SOLD 2 1v Ammunition 9MM, .22, and 12 Gauge $176.00 3 2v 1955 John Deere 70 Diesel Tractor $4,070.00 4 2va 1962 John Deere 4010 Tractor $4,400.00 5 3v John Deere 2010 Tractor $2,200.00 6 4v Woods Mower $660.00 7 5v 1952 John Deere AR Tractor $2,310.00 8 6v 1955 John Deere 70 Gas Tractor $2,200.00 9 7v Minneapolis Moline U Tractor $990.00 10 8v Oliver HG Cletrac Tractor $4,620.00 11 9v 1948 Farmall Cub Tractor $2,090.00 12 10v 1945 International A Tractor $1,870.00 13 11v Original Sign from the Avanti Museum- Wood $143.00 14 12v Studebaker Weasel $7,700.00 15 13v Studebaker Weasel for Project or parts $3,520.00 16 13va Studebaker Weasel Parts GRoup $1,430.00 17 14v Studebaker Weasel for Project or parts $1,100.00 18 14va Real Time 4x4 Utility Truck $2,420.00 19 15v International 3850 Payloader $5,775.00 20 16v Vintage Skidoo Snowmobile $357.50 21 17v Vintage Polaris Mustang Snowmobile $357.50 22 18v Vintage Midget Racecar $1,760.00 23 19v 1947 Studebaker Towtruck $5,775.00 24 19va 1942 Studebaker M Series Pickup $2,420.00 25 20v 1964 Studebaker Zip Van $9,075.00 26 20va 1989 Ford Bronco with Snowplow $7,150.00 27 21v 1920 Ford Model T Roadster Coupe $2,530.00 28 22v 1929 Franklin 4dr Sedan $6,325.00 29 23v 1930 Whippett 4dr Sedan $4,400.00 30 24v 1930 Chandler 4dr Sedan $6,325.00 31 25v 1935 Pierce Arrow 1245 Sedan $24,750.00 32 26v 1928 Pontiac Chief 4dr Sedan $10,175.00 33 27v 1927 Studebaker 4dr Sedan $6,050.00 34 28v 1954 Kaiser Darrin Project $9,075.00 35 29v Rare Avanti Greg Lowry Engineer Avanti Model $231.00 36 30v Rare Studebaker Avanti Prototype 4dr Engineering $2,310.00 37 31v Studebaker Avanti Prototype Coupe Engineering $3,850.00 38 32v Avanti Avanti Interior tilting display model $1,100.00 39 33v Avanti Avanti Engineering Body Mold $253.00 40 36v 1963 Studebaker Avanti R2 Coupe $21,175.00 41 37v 1990 Avanti Avanti 4dr Sedan $16,775.00 42 38v 1988 Avanti Avanti Convertible $21,175.00 43 39v 1965 Studebaker Avanti Coupe $4,730.00 44 40v 1963 Studebaker Avanti R2 Coupe $15,400.00 45 41v 1969 Avanti Avanti II Coupe $7,700.00 46 42v 1990 Avanto Avanti 4dr Sedan Project $1,210.00 47 43v 1963 Studebaker Avanti Coupe $17,050.00 48 43va Avanti Avanti Convertible Project $825.00 49 44v 1974 AMC AMX Javelin Coupe $21,450.00 50 45v 1967 Plymouth VIP 4dr HT $6,325.00 51 46v 1972 AMC Gremlin $20,900.00 A B C 52 47v 1995 Chevrolet Impala SS $16,500.00 53 48v 2006 Subaru Tribeca $4,070.00 54 49v 1957 Chevrolet 2dr HT $28,050.00 55 50v 1950 Plymouth Special Deluxe Convertible $12,375.00 56 51v 1953 Kaiser Manhattan 4dr Sedan $5,775.00 57 52v 1951 Hudson Hornet 4dr Sedan $11,000.00 58 53v 1958 Nash Metropolitan Coupe $9,075.00 59 54v 1991 VW Carrado G60 Coupe $6,325.00 60 55v 1985 VW Rabbit Karmann Convertible $4,510.00 61 56v 1976 Ford Pinto $3,520.00 62 56va 1993 Subaru Justy $1,760.00 63 57v 1977 MG Roadster $2,860.00 64 58v 1978 MG Midget Roadster $7,150.00 65 59v 1967 AMC Marlin 2dr Fastback $5,775.00 66 60v 1959 Ford Skyliner Retractable Hardtop $2,750.00 67 61v 1953 Studebaker Commander "Studillac" Clone $5,775.00 68 62v 1955 Studebaker President 2dr HT $18,150.00 69 63v 1955 Studebaker Champion 4dr Sedan $4,070.00 70 64v 1958 Studebaker President 2dr HT $8,800.00 71 65v 1952 Studebaker Commander Starlight Coupe $8,250.00 72 66v 1952 Studebaker Champion HT $4,180.00 73 67v 1962 Studebaker Gran Turismo $8,250.00 74 68v 1956 Studebaker Golden Hawk $3,630.00 75 69v 1956 Studebaker Power Hawk 2dr Sedan $6,875.00 76 70v 1955 Studebaker President Speedster Studillac $7,700.00 77 71v 1958 Studebaker Golden Hawk $20,900.00 78 72v 1955 Studebaker President Speedster $2,530.00 79 73v 1957 Studebaker Golden Hawk $2,640.00 80 74v 1955 Studebaker President Speedster $12,375.00 81 75v 1959 Studebaker lark VIII 2dr HT $6,050.00 82 76v Rare 1958 Supercharged Packard Hawk $24,200.00 83 77v 1953 Studebaker Champion $2,970.00 84 78v 1957 studerbaker 4dr Wagon $467.50 85 79v 1958 Packard 4dr Wagon $1,430.00 86 80v 1953 Packard Caribbean Convertible $17,325.00 87 81v 1958 Packard Hawk $8,525.00 88 82v 1956 Studebaker Golden Hawk $3,080.00 89 83v 1955 Studebaker President Regal 4dr Sedan $1,430.00 90 84v Rare 1958 Packard 4dr Sedan $3,630.00 91 84va 1957 Studebaker Golden Hawk Project $3,080.00 92 84vb 1958 Studebaker Golden Hawk $2,310.00 93 84vc 1957 Studebaker Silver Hawk Project $1,045.00 94 85v 1955 Studebaker Champion 2dr $1,100.00 95 86v 1958 Packard 4dr Wagon $412.50 96 87v 1963 Studebaker Gran Turismo Coupe $1,650.00 97 88v 1963 Studebaker GT Hawk $1,540.00 98 89v 1958 Studebaker President Speedster $4,180.00 99 90v 1955 Nash Ambassader 4dr Sedan $3,080.00 100 91v 1962 Studebaker Hawk GT $1,210.00 101 92v 1954 Mercury Monteray Sunliner $4,070.00 102 93v 1958 Ford Edsel 2dr HT $1,870.00 A B C 103 94v 1956 Studebaker 4dr Sedan $825.00 104 95v 1961 Studebaker Lark VI 2dr coupe $2,310.00 105 96v 1951 Kaiser 2dr Sedan $880.00 106 97v 1958 Studebaker Scottsman 4dr Sedan $605.00 107 99v 1972 Ford Gran Torino Wagon $3,740.00 108 100v 1976 AMC Pacer $4,180.00 109 101v 1987 Subaru XT Turbo for parts $715.00 110 102v 1955 Ford Victoria 2dr HT $1,210.00 111 103v 1956 Packard Patrician 4dr Sedan $495.00 112 104v 1955 Studebaker Conestoga 2dr Wagon $825.00 113 105v Borgward Coupe $1,870.00 114 106v Borgward Isabella Coupe $660.00 115 107v Borgward Coupe for project or parts $385.00 116 107va Borgward Parts GRoup $412.50 117 108v 1977 Buick Century Coupe $1,870.00 118 109v 1972 Mercury Montego Brougham 2dr HT $1,100.00 119 111v 1986 Chevrolet Custom Deluxe C10 Pickup $715.00 120 112v 1978 Chevrolet C30 Flatbed Truck $1,870.00 121 500m 1957 Studebaker NOS Ashtrays $231.00 122 501m 1951/2 Studebaker gauges $110.00 123 502m Early Stutz Interior Lights $66.00 124 503m 1952 Studebaker Side Grill Teeth $38.50 125 504m 1953/4 Studebaker Trunk Emblem $302.50 126 505m 1953-5 NOS Studebaker V8 Emblem $55.00 127 506m NOS 1956-61 Studebaker $1,100.00 128 507m Complete Set of Studebaker HUbcaps $71.50 129 508m TUCKER RADIO $550.00 130 509m 1952 NOS Studebaker Headlight Bezels $231.00 131 510m RARE EARLY STUDEBAKER SPEEDSTER FOGLIGHTS $33.00 132 511m NOS STUDEBAKER SPOTLIGHT $38.50 133 512m NOS STUDEBAKER DOOR HANDLES $302.50 134 513m NOS 1957 STUDEBAKER EMBLEM $55.00 135 514m NOS 1952 STUDEBAKER TRIM $44.00 136 515m RARE STUTZ SUN DIAL RADIATOR CAP $104.50 137 516m RARE STUTZ INDIAN RADIATOR CAP $357.50 138 517m NOS 1952 STUDEBAKER EMBLEM $33.00 139 518m 1955 STUDEBAKER NOS HOOD SPEAR $253.00 140 519m 1955 STUDEBAKER NOS HOOD SPEAR $231.00 141 520m 1953 STUDEBAKER NOS DOOR HANDLES $121.00 142 521m STUDEBAKER NOS MIRROR NOT CONCAVE $88.00 143 522m STUDEBAKER NOS MIRROR CONCAVE $88.00 144 523m 1956 Studebaker Sedan and Wagon Park light $24.20 145 524m 1950'S NOS 1950'S STUDEBAKER BUMPER EXTENSION $71.50 146 525m NOS STUDEBAKER ELECTRICAL PART $25.30 147 526m NOS STUDEBAKER LOCK $198.00 148 527m STUDEBAKER FACTORY PICTURES $93.50 149 528m STUDEBAKER AVANTI DEALER BOOK $110.00 150 529m 1955 STUDEBAKER DEALER BOOK $242.00 151 530m 1937 STUDEBAKER DEALER BOOK $302.50 152 531m 1938 STUDEBAKER DEALER BOOK $93.50 153 532m 1942 STUDEBAKER DEALER BOOK $93.50 A B C 154 533m 1948 STUDEBAKER DEALER BOOK $104.50 155 534m 1951/2 STUDEBAKER DEALER BOOK $154.00 156 535m STUDEBAKER INFORMATIONAL BOOKS $132.00 157 536m STUDEBAKER INFORMATIONAL BOOKS $44.00 158 537m STUDEBAKER INFORMATIONAL BOOKS $23.10 159 538m STUDEBAKER AVANTI DEALER BOOK $165.00 160 540m RARE NASH GLOVE BOX WITH HIDEAWAY RADIO $165.00 161 541m 1958 PACKARD HAWK PART $330.00 162 542m 1956 STUDEBAKER NOS EMBLEM-President $231.00 163 543m NOS STUDEBAKER 1958 HEADLIGHT BEZELS $121.00 164 544m 1957-60 NOS STUDEBAKER HORN RINGS $264.00 165 545m 1958 STUDEBAKER HAWK TURN SIGNALS $467.50 166 546m 1929 STUTZ PARTS GROUP $154.00 167 547m 1953/4 STUDEBAKER BUMPER GUARDS $495.00 168 548m 1953/4 STUDEBAKER FOG LIGHTS $330.00 169 549m 1953/4 STUDEBAKER RECHROMED LIIGHTS $165.00 170 550m 1953/4 STUDEBAKER OPTIONAL HOOD ORNAMENT COUPE OR$176.00 171 551m 1953/4 STUDEBAKER GRILL AND SIDE BARS $605.00 172 552m 1953-55 STUDEBAKER Horn Ring $121.00 173 553m 1955 STUDEBAKER PRESIDENT TRIM $264.00 174 554m 1955 STUDEBAKER TRIM $357.50 175 555m 1955 STUDEBAKER POWER WINDOW MOTORS $187.00 176 556m NOS STUDEBAKER 1955 HORN RING $99.00 177 557m 1955/6 STUDEBAKER NOS $275.00 178 558m 1955 STUDEBAKER USED FOGLIGHTS $275.00 179 559m 1952 STUDEBAKER NOS BUMPER PIECES $605.00 180 560m 1952 STUDEBAKER NOS AND USED TRIM $154.00 181 561m 1954 MERCURY PARTS $605.00 182 562m 1955 STUDEBAKER SPEEDSTER ONLY PARTS $467.50 183 563m 1963-72 STUDEBAKER AVANTI PARTS GROUP $209.00 184 564m STUDEBAKER AVANTI HUBCAPS $357.50 185 565m 1957-1961 STUDEBAKER HAWK PINSTRIPES WITH FINS $82.50 186 566m MISC.
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  • 1. Next Triangle Chapter Events

    1. Next Triangle Chapter Events

    June 2019 2019 Issue 6 June News Summary (Story summaries here. See the stories in the matching sections below.) 1. The Next Triangle Chapter Events are: Our next regular meeting will be next Thursday June 20, 2019 at 6 pm at the Golden Corral. 2. Upcoming AACA, NC Region and other events. See the list. 3. President’s Corner. Read Jim Gill’s updates. 4. April Meeting Notes. Dean Tryon’s notes from our May meeting. 5. Cary Car Show Report. See Helen DiPietro’s story and pictures. 6. Franklin Club Meet Report by Marv Gage. 7. His First Antique Car. A story by Les Tryon 8. Studebaker Cool by Joe Parsons. 9. San Lee Chapter Show June 1, 2019 by Denny Oestreich. 10. Three Rivers Chapter Show, Eden NC by Helen Dipietro 11. Auburn 1st Place by Jim Gilliam 12. More Triangle Members First Car List Updates. 13. Early Garage HiJinks 14. Triangle Chapter Contacts 15. Editors’ Notes. Want to be an editor or co-editor? Training and assistance will be provided. 16. Triangle Car Show Sponsors List. Patronize our sponsors and tell them thank you. 1. Next Triangle Chapter Events EVENT #1 (Tomorrow!) What: NC Region Meet (Car Show) When: June 15, 2019 Where: Petty Museum at Randleman, NC Times: Registration starts 8:00 a.m. Judging starts at Noon. Event Activities: This is the twice a year NC Region Car Show with NC Region Judging. This event requires you to preregister to be judged. You can still come to look at the cars, see the Petty Museum, and see the activities at eh Petty Garage.
  • Studebaker's 1956 Golden Hawk by Frank Ambrogio Studebaker's 1956 Golden Hawk by Frank Ambrogio

    Studebaker's 1956 Golden Hawk by Frank Ambrogio Studebaker's 1956 Golden Hawk by Frank Ambrogio

    Studebaker's 1956 Golden Hawk by Frank Ambrogio Studebaker's 1956 Golden Hawk by Frank Ambrogio The 1956 Studebaker Golden Hawk is a unique car However, this was not always the case . ..1 which never achieved the level of acceptance pre- There was a time when no one seemed to dicted at its introduction. It's the only product of the notice the heavy front end. During its inaugu- Studebaker-Packard Corporation to reflect its dual com- ral year, the 1956 Golden Hawk was given pany heritage. The platform was the 1953 Studebaker high marks in almost every category, includ- Starliner. The engine and automatic transmission, were ing handling. both products of the Packard arm of the corporation. Several magazines of the period, pub- The management of Studebaker-Packard probably felt lished test drive reports. Tom McCahill had the car would appeal to both Studebaker and Packard fans. the only negative commentary on the car's However, the opposite happened. The Packard power handling. Here are some of the comments: plant never generated much interest among most Studebaker fans. The Packard crowd also fai-led to Mechanix Illustrated April 1956 Tom embrace this illegitimate offspring of orphaned parents. McCahill: "Due to the tremendous torque of the engine cornering maneuvers. The ride was comfortable at all As a matter of fact, the old car hobby, in general, has been (380 foot-pounds @ 2800 rpm) and due to the fact that the times." an apathetic audience. Hawk is quite a nose heavy car (because of its heavy Motor Life Oct 1956 Ken Fermoyle: "This car had Yet, the model has a lot going for it.