1958 Packard Packard

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1958 Packard Hawk Hard Top Supercharged 289-CID V8 engine–Very rare car; one of only 588 produced (80 known to exist)–Borg Warner automatic transmission–Rare Twin-Traction rear end–Base clear paint–Leather upholstery–Special exterior armrests–Carpeted trunk The ’58 Packard Hawk was essentially a Studebaker Golden Hawk 400 but with the addition of a fiberglass front and modified deck lid. Its front end design, however, stood apart. Completely unique and unforgettable, a wide mouth grille that looks as if Electrolux had inspired it. Other unique features include exterior vinyl armrests along the side windows, a spare tire outline on the rear deck, and gold accent Mylar inserts for the flared tailfins.This is one of the most sought-after, collectable cars of the final years of Packard and Studebaker. If you’re itching for a rare American auto to add to your collection, The exterior will stand out with the catfish-like wide mouth grille. The chrome brightwork is in excellent condition, and the golden hawk emblems on the front and rear will turn heads as they glisten in the afternoon sun. The exterior paint is a redone white with a tan hard top. Unique to the Packard Hawk is the vinyl exterior armrests. With the windows down, you’ll be extra comfortable resting your arms on the exclusive vinyl armrests.The interior is a redone, correct tan smooth leather. The tan carpet is new and correct. The dash is original, with the original gauges including the original factory radio. The clock is analog read, and checking the time with it while sitting behind the wheel will transport you back to the late ’50s.Under the hood is a supercharged 289-CID V8 engine capable of producing 275 HP. This rare treasure will help get you there on time with a 0-60 time of 8.0 seconds