Hinge pins & bushings for Studebaker Hawk:
These are not exactly identical to the original, but fit perfectly.  The 
original pins have a knurled shoulder and a lubrication spiral.  The 
replacements do not.  There are no bushings used on these hinges, the
pins slide right thru the the 2 pieces, but may require some tapping to 
completely seat.

All  C - K Models (at least 59-64, I got the sizes from the Body Parts book)

11/32" dia X 2 3/8" length (Upper),  Studebaker # 2116-13 (284506)
5/16" dia X 1 7/8" length (Lower),  Studebaker # 2116-14 (271149)

Available from:

Part # 1094 is 11/32" X 2-3/8",
part #1015 is 5/16" X 2-1/8".     *(cutting is not required)
They are both $1.50 each.  Shipping is additional.
Restoration Specialties & Supply, Inc.
PO Box 328, Windber, PA 15963
814-467-9842 Monday-Friday 9:00am-5:00pm EST
http://www.restorationspecialties.com
or email to: info@restorationspecialties.com


Windber also has door Hinge Screws for around .20 each for regular or $1.00+ for stainless
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Bob's Automobilia, PO box 2119,  Atascadero, CA 93423, ph. 805-434-2963
HP 293BL Hinge pins .342 X 21/2" =$2.25 ea.
HB 363 hinge bushings (2 per hinge) = $0.75 ea.

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May 2004
If they are like some other Studebaker hinges, such as on 2R trucks,
you can drill out the heavy forged part of the hinge, press in GM
hinge bushings, and use a shortened GM hinge pin. I did a pair of 2R
hinges this way, and it works slick. And the parts are cheap.

Ask for bushings and pins for a mid '80s pickup, but I think they have
a much wider application than that in GM-land.

BTW, I think  I had to grind a small recess on the hinge leaf to
accomodate the flange on the bushings.

Gord Richmond
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