Stutz Black Hawk
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As of October 26, 2026, Shifty has recorded 2 public sales of the Stutz Black Hawk. The records run from January 2003 to August 2021.
Versions
About the Stutz Black Hawk
- Built
- 1927 to 1930
- Versions
- 1
- Body styles
- Roadster
- Engine
- SOHC I8, 4.7L
- Power
- 115 hp
- 0 to 60
- 12 s
- Top speed
- 95 mph
The Stutz Black Hawk was built from 1927 to 1930.
The Speedster, the most traded version: The Black Hawk Speedster represented Stutz's final flowering before the Depression ended America's first sports car dynasty. Powered by a sophisticated 4.7-liter single-overhead-cam straight-eight producing 115 horsepower, it offered genuine 95-mph performance when most cars couldn't reach 60. The elegant speedster bodywork marked a departure from the Bearcat's utilitarian aesthetic, embracing late-1920s style while maintaining sporting character. Built during Stutz's most technically advanced period, the Black Hawk featured modern engineering that rivaled contemporary European sports cars. With 2,000 examples produced, it's the most common classic Stutz, though still rare by modern standards. The model's combination of advanced engineering, attractive styling, and historical significance as Stutz's swan song makes it highly desirable among pre-war collectors. It represents the end of an era—America's last serious sports car before the muscle car revolution decades later.
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