Stutz Blackhawk III
The Stutz Blackhawk III built in Italy by Carrozzeria Saturn.
Vehicle Overview
The Stutz Blackhawk III was the longest produced with various modifications. It was on offer from 1973 to 1979 and, with 300 vehicles produced, represented the most successful series. The basis for this model was the third series of Pontiac Grand Prix, which was introduced in late summer 1972. The design of the Stutz Blackhawk III differed from its predecessor in a few details. The small side window was omitted, the C-pillar became wider. A special characteristic of the third Stutz series was a steeply sloping rear end that ended in a high bumper; the taillights were (as in the first series) mounted below the bumper. The 7.5 liter eight-cylinder from Pontiac was used as the series engine, which was not revised or tuned and delivered between 180 and 200 hp. It was assembled in Italy by Carrozzeria Saturn.
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Year1973
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MakeStutz
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ModelBlackhawk
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CoachbuilderSaturn
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Engine TypeV8
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