1978 Stutz Blackhawk Series VIPresented here is this 1978 Stutz
Blackhawk Series VI, finished in Glacier Blue over a black
interior. Hand-built in Italy and assembled on a GM A-body chassis,
the Blackhawk represents one of the most distinctive luxury
automobiles of the 1970s. Styled by renowned designer Virgil Exner,
it is instantly recognizable by its towering upright radiator-style
grille, free-standing chrome headlamp pods, exposed side-exit
exhaust pipes, and the signature rear deck lid with its faux
continental spare tire hump and exposed chrome wheel. Built in very
limited numbers, the Blackhawk attracted celebrities, entertainers,
and business leaders of the era, making it one of the most
exclusive American luxury cars of its time.Highlights:- Exterior
Color: Glacier Blue- Interior Color: Black- Gold-Trimmed Dash- V8
Engine- Automatic Transmission- 4-Barrel Carburetor- Power
Steering- Sunroof- Power Windows- Toggle Switches- Chrome Bumpers-
15-Inch Steel WheelsEquipped with an automatic transmission, V8
engine, 4-barrel carburetor, power steering, sunroof, chrome trim,
chrome bumpers, 3-spoke steering wheel, and 15-inch steel wheels.
The distinctive rear-mounted spare tire integrated into the trunk
lid further enhances the car's unmistakable presence.Interior
appointments include bucket seats, cruise control, power windows,
dual-side rearview mirrors, glove box, a Clarion radio, a Jaeger
Quartz analog clock, and aircraft-inspired toggle switches that
reflect the handcrafted nature of the cabin. Built in extremely
limited numbers, it is estimated that only around 50 examples were
produced for the 1978 model year, making the Blackhawk one of the
rarest American luxury automobiles of its era.This Stutz is
currently running and driving using an external fuel tank. It will
require mechanical and cosmetic recommissioning before returning to
its former glory, and its pricing reflects the work needed. A rare
opportunity to acquire one of the most recognizable coachbuilt
American luxury automobiles of its era. For $29,950
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