Michael Oxberry

Hawk from front (35 Kb)

Registration: YJH 390 F
Manufacturer: Hawk Ace 2.6
Engine: BMW
Rear Axle: MG
Location: Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire, England
Status: MOT'd

Hawk interior (29 Kb)

Hawk from rear (42 Kb)


Silver with black interior. BMW 2.5 six cylinder, twin carb engine and four speed Getrag gearbox. This car was first MOT'd just before the SVA tests so it has been built as a more faithful copy of the original than is now possible. The car was constructed using all new or reconditioned parts by myself and local specialists when their arms could be twisted. It comes with side screens and a tailored tonneau cover in double duck. There is a hood frame and windscreen bows, but as I never intended using the car in the wet, I didn't see the point in getting a hood made.

I chose the engine/carb configuration because of the lineage to the Bristol engined cars and I'm glad I did because it really looks the part under the bonnet! The steering, brakes and suspension is off an MGB - the precision and feel of which has impressed me (it makes me feel sorry for all those years of being snotty about B's!).

Inside, I've tried to replicate the ambience of the original car's dash and carpet pattern. The door panels even have fabric map pockets. The pictures shown here were taken a couple of MOT's ago now so the exhaust doesn't exit from the side now (looked great, but was too loud) and there's a row of tonneau fasteners (Lift the Dot not Tenax) on the rear deck. The car has only covered about 250 miles since then so the condition is much the same as the pictures.The car is for sale with a fresh MOT and as it is Tax exempt I'll throw in a years Road Fund License as well!

Why am I selling it? Well, a four seat classic would mean the family could enjoy quality automotive time together, but then again it is nice to get out on the road on your own sometimes...

I think that £15,000 is a fair price for the car, I really think that the car is worth that and I don't do haggling, so please no offers.

Contact Mick Oxberry via e-mail or use the much more personal 0044 - 1491 - 614695 for a chat.


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