[V-16]

A very recent pic that I took of a similar Triumph belonging to a Collector in Punjab.

[karlosdeville]

Originally Posted by V-16

A very recent pic that I took of a similar Triumph belonging to a Collector in Punjab.




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[karlosdeville]

ID 426

A friend sent me this picture, I havent a clue what it is. A late 60s American I suppose. Any ideas? Ignore the Qualis wheelcovers

[bblost]

ID 426: is it this car
http://www.classicmidsizecar.com/inc...oletImpala.jpg


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chevy impala 1966

[RPMPKDMFF]

Originally Posted by karlosdeville

ID 426

A friend sent me this picture, I havent a clue what it is. A late 60s American I suppose. Any ideas? Ignore the Qualis wheelcovers

It could be the Chevy Nova

[Ram]

Originally Posted by karlosdeville

ID 426

A friend sent me this picture, I havent a clue what it is. A late 60s American I suppose. Any ideas? Ignore the Qualis wheelcovers

ID:426 is a 1966 Dodge Monaco pillarless four-door hardtop.

Ram

[Cyrus43]

Has anyone noticed how RAM comes online once a while and shocks us all..Good work RAM. Hows the FIAT??

[svsantosh]

Hello guys, Am not trying to hijack. since every one is posting pictures and others trying to help to recognize it, can anyone help what car is this? found this bombay.

[Ram]

@svsantosh, this car is part of the Studebaker Hawk family of the late 1950s.
Could be Studebaker Hawk, Studebaker Silver Hawk, Studebaker Golden Hawk.
Need to see it closer up.

[karlosdeville]

As I said in the earlier post (which didnt get moved here), that is part of the Studebaker Hawk series. I remember this car was featured in a BSM article years back, referring to it as a Power Hawk, but I cant find any reference.

[Ram]

Originally Posted by svsantosh

Hello guys, Am not trying to hijack. since every one is posting pictures and others trying to help to recognize it, can anyone help what car is this? found this bombay.

It is a 1956 model with the chrome embellishment on the hood scoop .

Four and only four Hawks were fielded by Studebaker-Packard in 1956.
1) Flight Hawk, which replaced the Champion
2) Power Hawk, which replaced the Commander
3) Sky Hawk, which replaced the President. This had a 289V8 with Borg-Warner Flightomatic Automatic Xmission and
4) the all new Golden Hawk, which had tail fins and 352V8 with Packard's Twin-Ultramatic Automatic Transmission.

By elimination, it's not the tailfinned Golden Hawk. It's not the Sky Hawk, because that had a pillarless hardtop with a chrome notch in the waistline.
The chrome strip on the rear wings means it's the 1956 Studebaker Power Hawk, not the stripper Flight Hawk.
So, there it is.

1956 Studebaker Power Hawk.

In fact the 1956 Power Hawk was even available in the Rangoon Red shown with a black roof. So @svsantosh, I took the liberty to paint your pic, to see how it would have looked.

Ram

[V-16]

Please guys, when posting pics here do give it a number. The Studebaker should have been ID:427

Heres an easy one. Im sure Ram and G.S. would be able to guess it as soon as they log on. The shape is a dead giveaway. Still lets see how many can figure this one out from this angle. No challenge, just reviving the thread thats all.

ID:428 Guess this Beauty!!.

[-GS-]

ID:428 is a 1973 AMC Javelin.

[JayD]

ID 426 is a polara. Atleast that's what the guy said.

[V-16]

Originally Posted by V-16

ID:428
Heres an easy one. Im sure Ram and G.S. would be able to guess it as soon as they log on.

Originally Posted by -GS-

ID:428 is a 1973 AMC Javelin.

On the dot G.S. sir!!!!
Bola tha na that he would guess it?