'69 Brawner Hawk

== Description ==
The '69 Brawner Hawk is a Hot Wheels casting which debuted in the 2004 Auto Affinity: Rebel Rods Series. It is based on the real-life Ford powered Brawner Hawk III.
The Brawner Hawk was the culmination of years of mechanic work on front-engine Indy cars by Clint Brawner. Several variations of the car raced competed between 1965 and 1969. During those years, it gave a start to Mario Andretti's legendary racing career by scoring the Rookie of the Year and the USAC Championship in his and the car's first year. He also scored a win at the 1969 Indianapolis 500.
The Hot Wheels version was only ever released twice. Its first release was a replica of the 1969 Indy 500 winning '2' car and the second release was not based on any real-life scheme.
==Versions==
The '69 Brawner Hawk has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions:
Year	Series 	Color 	Tampo 	Base Color/Type	Window Color	Interior Color	Wheel Type	Toy #	Country	Notes 	Photo
2004	Auto Affinity: Rebel Rods3/4	Red 	STP and Ford Logos, Various Sponsors Logos and '2'	Red/Metal 	Clear 	Black 	DDRR 	G3775	China 	20,000 Produced	75px
2004	Auto Affinity: Rebel Rods3/4	Yellow	Red Scallops, Black Stripes and '8' 	Red/Metal 	Clear 	Black 	RR6SP 	G7797	China 	20,000 Produced	75px
Category:2004 Hot Wheels
Category:2004 First Released
Category:Licensed Hot Wheels
Category:American Cars
Category:Racing Vehicles
Category:Cars with exposed Engines
Category:1960s
Category:Indy Cars
Category:Discontinued Vehicles
Category:Auto Affinity Series
Category:Larry Wood Designs
Category:1:64
Category:Real Riders
Category:No/One-door Vehicles
Category:Central-Drive Cars
Category:Rear-engined cars