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The Studebaker National Museum and The History Museum serve as a lunch checkpoint for The Great Race on June 22 at 201 Chapin St.

It wasn’t the Indy 500, but gentlemen were still starting their engines. The Regional Streeters Car Club of Indiana hosted the 112th running of the Cobe Cup Cruise on Saturday.

Junkyards usually bring together a wide variety of cars in terms of modern years, automakers, and nameplates. But some are focused on certain marques. An...

You know how sometimes you find yourself opening a used car website for no reason? Well, that’s what I just did, only I was hoping to find some kin...

The junkyard is the place to go if you need spare parts for classic cars or even a project to restore. But that works if the scrapyard in question is sti...

Introduced in 1956, Studebaker's Hawk series spawned no fewer than five different models until 1959. The Golden Hawk ranked the highest in the lineu...

The 1960 Studebaker Hawk owned by Kevin Lawlor of Naugatuck. The 1960 Studebaker Hawk coupe stands out with a two-tone white and maroon paint scheme. The 1960 Studebaker Hawk has a Hawk badge on the grill. The name on the rear of the trunk lid says “Silver Hawk” but the 1960 model is actually just a “Hawk.” Tail fins were a prominent feature on the 1960 Studebaker Hawk. The 1960 Studebaker Hawk has a three-speed manual transmission with the shifter on the steering column. The exterior o...

Monday, December 21, 2020 Dear Editor, Having family in McCook, Cambridge, and surrounding areas, I read The McCook Gazette Opinion article: "To All The Girls I Have Loved Before" (Dec 18th issue). At first, I thought I was going to start humming the same tune sung by Willie Nelson and Julio Iglesias. However, it was Mike ODells memories of old fascinating cars. This article hit home, for me. My late dad, Bill Marples, owned almost every make of car imaginable. Granted, he had the natural Fo...