1958 Studebaker Golden Hawk Supercharged 289 V8 auto 1 of 878 Produced McCulloch

Very rare 1958 Studebaker Golden Hawk with a Supercharged 289 Sweepstakes V8 backed with an automatic transmission.Recently a restored 1958 Studebaker Golden Hawk sold for $100,000 at an auction. Also 57-58 Studebakers were listed as up and coming cars on Jay Leno's Garage.This car has been in storage for 30 years. It does have a clear Nebraska title. I was able to get it to run by replacing the points, adding some gas to the carb and crossing the solenoid. It fired right up until it ran out of fuel in the bowl. It sounded good seemed to hit on all 8 cylinders. The Supercharger has no belt on it and appears to be missing part of the tensioner. The radiator is in the trunk. This car will need a complete restoration. It has a fair amount of rust in the outer floors, rockers, rear trunk floors, fenders and doors. 95% of the exterior trim is with the car. The interior is there but it typical 50+ year old shape. It as 1957 15" wheels, wheel covers and white wall tires (rears go flat after a few days) The brake system needs a complete overhaul. I did purchase a new master cylinder and wheel cylinders.Please only bid if you are serious! The reserve is low. Dont expect a car that you will be able to tinker with for few days and be cruising. it is going to need a lot of work.
I will be happy to answer any questions you may have to the best of my ability. 402-779-1814 Eric
Sold as is, where is. $1000 deposit within 24 hours of auction end via PayPal. Balance to be paid in cash or wire transfer. I expect the car to be paid in full within 7 days of auction end.I will store the car for 30 days after the payment has been made. Anymore than that we will need to work something out.

On Aug-08-16 at 18:36:51 PDT, seller added the following information:

I added a picture of the engine stamping. According to the information online it is a 1958 Golden Hawk Supercharged 289 as it should be.This vehicle is available for inspection any evening. I can put it on a lift so you can see everything. It is your responsibility to ask questions, inspect it or pay someone to inspect it for you. Don't bid it, get the car. Then complain I didn't know this or that!