Very nice example of what can be done with that era's tech. The love and attention to detail is obvious. This would be a really fun daily driver and sure to turn heads wherever it goes
I had a Golden Hawk engine swap in a similar '60 model (4-door) way back when. Don't know who did the swap, but he kept the overdrive three-on-the-tree. commuted to college classes and to work in it, drove it to Colorado and back. It got clobbered while parked at the curb in front of my house, uninsured driver in a VW Rabbit going like a bat out of Bucharest. Back bumper was pushed to the middle of the driver's door. Rabbit driver got out and ran.
Very nice example of what can be done with that era's tech. The love and attention to detail is obvious. This would be a really fun daily driver and sure to turn heads wherever it goes
That is a great car!
love it
Boy! That sure ain't yer Grandpap's Stude Lark! NICE ! I like it.
I had a Golden Hawk engine swap in a similar '60 model (4-door) way back when. Don't know who did the swap, but he kept the overdrive three-on-the-tree. commuted to college classes and to work in it, drove it to Colorado and back.
It got clobbered while parked at the curb in front of my house, uninsured driver in a VW Rabbit going like a bat out of Bucharest. Back bumper was pushed to the middle of the driver's door. Rabbit driver got out and ran.
Damn it!@@5610winston
@@mikeguthrie5432 Larks were decent cars for their era, but I wouldn't want to be in a wreck in one.
I happened to wear a tee shirt with the _Lark_ badge and script on it yesterday.
Another shopper at the grocery store recognized it.
Some Grandpap bought back in the day. Super Lark R2 it seems. Or a decent period perfect replica.
the 1963 Rambler American resembles this car
I'm looking for a 6162 I want a V8 with a four-speed and hopefully might get that supercharged one
Would you please state, what the paint brand name is, and the actual color or code number of the color ? 🇺🇸