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Brooks Stevens’ debut-year Gran Turismo Hawk with a four-speed, factory production order, and documented work to the starter, steering box, motor mounts, brakes, and V8 accessories. The previous-owner repaint, unknown true mileage, inoperative tachometer and inaccurate clock remain part of the car’s condition.

Strengths

  • 1962 debut-year Gran Turismo Hawk designed by Brooks Stevens.
  • Factory production order and owner’s manual accompany the clean Oklahoma title.
  • Early-2020s engine upgrades include an Edelbrock carburetor, Evans intake manifold, electronic ignition, and aluminum radiator.
  • Current-owner work includes a rebuilt starter, replacement steering box and motor mounts, and brake service.

Watch For

  • The body was repainted black under previous ownership.
  • True mileage is unknown despite the five-digit odometer showing 18,000 miles.
  • The tachometer does not work, and the clock does not keep correct time.
  • The shift knob is cracked.