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We had mentioned last week that SIA #25, November-December 1974, included quite a bit of content related the the Hawks, so we thought we'd also take a look at their three-way comparison among a 1956 Studebaker Sky Hawk, a 1958 Packard Hawk and a 1962 Studebaker Gran Turismo Hawk. While one would think that they're [...]...
It's been far too long since we reached into our grab bag o' fun Lost and Found overflow pile, but we came up with a good one today. Marty Pelker of All Starts Auto Glass and Accessories in Lincoln Park, Michigan, found two oddballs while out in his neighborhood. First, the Centipede, an Oldsmobile Toronado-based [...]...
On a recent photo shoot with McGean near his old stomping grounds (White Plains, New York), we happened to pass the former home of Tappan Motors at 300 N. Broadway in North Tarrytown, New York, while scouting photo locations. Tarrytown may strike a chord with some of you - just down the hill was the [...]...
Our friend Geoffrey Hacker has been crossing the country spreading the word of mid-1950s fiberglass cars, both researching and publicizing Forgotten Fiberglass, the book he's working on with co-author Rick D'Louhy. He's been in Detroit and Monument, Colorado, so far, and we catch up with him now out in California. 300 miles down…3700 miles to go. [...]...
Sign to the shuttered Hudson River Drive-In Theatre outside Stillwater, New York So according to many drive-in enthusiasts, last month marked the 75th anniversary of the drive-in theater, celebrated on Hollingshead Day, a date named after Richard Hollingshead, who patented the drive-in theater in Camden, New Jersey, in 1933. Drive-in theaters are nearly synonymous with old [...]...
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