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It's About a 74' Stutz Blackhawk an American manufactured luxury vehicle made from 1971-1987 only 500-600 were made before production ended in 1987.So they're very rare!Many celebs have owned them including Elvis Presley whom baught the first production car and later baught 4 more.To find out more go to wikipedia and search Stutz Blackhawk.
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