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1469W74
France
598 CUE
Auctioned 2010
Hereford
665 FJJ
Kent
A914 PAE
Replated from A488 NYC
Somerset
C17 JLH
Lincs
CGY 355Y
Exported
Found in FRANCE
AY 441 NJ
E226 MPV
Last seen on Hawke W/E to New Forest and Dorset
Wiltshire
F265 FPW
LCD Hawke
Norfolk
Appears to match GZ 07399
which is for sale in Germany
FLO 829T
Originally built in 1992 by GCS.
This was their second demonstrator
HJD 100W
London
HK63 BVZ
Tiger Hawke at Liphook.
Now for sale in Poole .
Dorset
K319 SWP
LCD Hawke at Stoneleigh '06
Photograph by Nigel Parr
LYY 558X
The first Sierra based Hawke built by GCS
Italy
ATP 557V
Hertfordshire
C10 CCR
Essex
Found in GERMANY
CDE 410V
Pictured in Stoneleigh KC Show 2007 on South Wales KCC Stand
France
CN05 HKT
LCD Hawke
Seen by Dennis Jones
July '16
Bristol
D383 UBM
Exp
E209 HGU
changed
Concours 2004
Hampshire
F585 LKN
Exported
LB EF 357H
Exported as FHH 364V
Did you build it?
Last seen in The Black Forest,
Germany
LBO 863X
Last seen for sale in 1999
Kent
NL-02-G
Incomplete numberplate.
Photo from Colin Puttock
Builder now identified and number confirmed as-
02-GS-GB
Netherlands
Whereabouts now unknown
MRE 439V
Devon
OWV 65W
Sold in June 2018
Essex
PHT 828Y
Exported
Q71 GFY
Merseyside
OFS 858Y
Originally owned by Peter Philby,
now confirmed as exported
Germany
OUY 86Y
Exported
Q233 CMV
Originally built in 1990 by GCS.
This was their first demonstrator
Exported
Q865 JFC
It was reported that this car was last seen in Northern Ireland and the owner was a member of the old Ulster Kit Car Club
TWC 778R
Pictured in The Dales W/E 2005
ITALY
WBB 544Y
Auctioned 2010
Hereford
XNH 86S
Exported
A Polish runaway
Discovered by Rob Bouwens
C483 VMX
Tiger Demonstrator
sold to LCD, then sold on.
VWY 26X
Eported
For Sale - Germany
WRC 381Y
Exported
YCH 152M
S Wirral
02V 0763
GCS Hawke at Slavkov 2013
Czech Republic
Please help us to update the records for these cars.
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There are also some unfinished builds for which we have lost records.
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