Stude Auction Theft.....

So tell me about this Lark wagon... near-driver? Project? Parts car?

nate

You just earned my "dealer of the month award" buying us 3 cars for peanuts

snipped-for-privacy@sbcglobal.net wrote:

A bargain, solid project car at $400, add $1400 shipping to you, not so much. It might bring $1000-$1500 on ebay, but not the kind of car you want to ship east.

Nate Nagel wrote:

I don't know about that one, JP. These cars are California cars with little or no rust. These were stored indoors for decades. They have solid floors, solid trunks, solid rockers, good glass, and are complete cars. Door latches work great, and the Lark sedan has just one dent in the passenger door. The 2 door Wagon is just as nice. The Scotsman wagon that sold had a rust free tailgate with all the hinges in good working order, good glass and solid floors also. The Sky Hawk Hard Top is a little rougher than the Larks, but it is a rust free hard top body with all good glass, no dents, no rust and just a couple of bent corners on the hood. I was thinking of making it into a 54 HT anyway, so that would not matter. It was just one of those magical moments. I wish I could have bought the whole thing. We had gentlemans agreements that we would not cut each others throats on some items. We all won out though.

Sal,

assuming this is "for resale" and you don't want to keep anything, email me some pics if you get a chance. I still haven't bought a pickup truck yet but a wagon would work just as well for what I need.

nate

The Sky Hawks are the rarest Hawks (other than Packard Hawks). I hope you can see restoring it as the Sky Hawk. I still regret selling a rust-free original gold paint (single color) Sky Hawk 20 years ago. The man who bought it made it in to a Golden Hawk painted black and white. Paul Johnson

The Sky Hawk is my favorite of all the K models. To me, it has the cleanest lines and associated elegance of being a President.

JT