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PICS - Which one is the winner today?
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1964 Studebaker Grand Turismo Hawk 289CI Supercharged R2 V8 Automatic Hardtop
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1964 Pontiac Grand Prix 389CI TriPwr Automatic Hardtop
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Wow! I love that Hawk but I'm lusting after the GP!
I always thought the redesign on the Hawk was one of the best redesigns ever. They did it on a shoestring but it was magnificently clean and refined, a rarity on a redesign. The GP, though, is classic! What a beautiful car!
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
Pontiac.
Wow, in all honesty, I think you should at least keep the comparisons in the same time period so
I'm going to vote for both of them. Each great examples of their time.
They are both 1964 vintage therefore in the same time period.
Love them both, but the GP wins big for me.
Retired in Dunedin, Florida.
Tie.
Saint Clair Shores, Michigan
Grand Prix!
Grand Prix.....no ifs ands or buts!
John Bono
North Jersey
+1. Pure class, in a beautiful color.
Since the GP has been posted before, I choose the Stude!
Grand Prix!
Hawk.
I understand the confusion. The Hawk of 1964 was still very much the same as the first Hawk of 1956 and not that distant from the new Studebaker body of 1953. But IMO in '64 it was still far more advanced in styling than the Pontiac and most of the other muscle cars of the era.
LARRY!!!!!!!
Where in Florida are you taking all these pictures :-/
DUDE!B-)
I need to stop by on your next photo shoot;)
I'll bring mouth watering, thirst quenching frosty beverages