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Stunning Studebakers: A Rolling Tribute To Innovation At The Savoy Automobile Museum

From the elegant lines of the President Limousine to the space-age styling of the Avanti, the Savoy Automobile Museum’s latest exhibit brings Studebaker’s rich and often underrated legacy back into the spotlight.

1967 Belgian Grand Prix: A Triumph Of American Ingenuity At Spa

At the 1967 Belgian Grand Prix held at Spa-Francorchamps, Dan Gurney made racing history by winning the Belgian Grand Prix in a car of his own design. Relive the drama, danger, and

1952 Packard Parisian Coupe By Pinin Farina

Dubbed the Packard Parisian Coupe, the car was intended to be a stylish halo vehicle for the brand—perhaps even a limited production model for its most elite clients. But despite the compelling

3 Route 66 Stops in Texas

by Michael Satterfield Route 66 is one of the most iconic roads in the world, as it makes it’s way from Chicago to Los Angeles it crosses 8 States, including Texas. While

by Michael Satterfield

7 years ago

10 Classic Gas Stations

Oregon Trail Camp Shell Gas Station, La Grande, Oregon. 1940. Standard Oil, Indian Teepee Hotel, Bardstown, Kentucky, 1940. Weld County Garage, Routes 85 & 34, Greeley, Colorado. 1980. Arco Gas Station, Deposit,

by Michael Satterfield

7 years ago

Tramway Service Station

by Michael Satterfield – 02/06/2018 The Tramway Gas Station, a former Enco service station, in Palm Springs, California, is located at the corner of Tramway Road and California State Route 111. The building, erected in

by Michael Satterfield

7 years ago

Rome: City and Empire Stops in Nashville

Rome: City and Empire bring to Nashville more than 200 of the British Museum’s most engaging and beautiful Roman objects to tell the dramatic story of how Rome grew from a cluster of small villages into a

by Michael Satterfield

7 years ago

Rediscovering The 1954 La Carrera Panamericana: A Journey Through Time

In 1954, the Carrera Panamericana pushed the limits of man and machine, cementing its reputation as one of the most grueling and dangerous races in motorsport history. Featuring legendary drivers like Carroll

by Michael Satterfield

7 years ago

House Find Bentley

TGR Staff William Medcalf Vintage Bentley is celebrating bringing one of the greatest Bentley treasures back to its original glory from the brink of extinction – the ‘House Find’ Bentley – after

by Michael Satterfield

7 years ago

The Denver Zephyr

by Michael Satterfield The new stainless steel train, built by the Budd Company, offered all room sleeping accommodations and, in addition to a full diner, offered a Vista-dome coffee shop car called

by Michael Satterfield

7 years ago

Smog Check 1975

by Michael Satterfield Photojournalist Lyntha Scott Eiler spent a day at an Auto Emission Inspection Station in Downtown Cincinnati, Ohio in the August of 1975. It was the first year that Carbon

by Michael Satterfield

7 years ago

90th Bombardment Group

The 90th Bombardment Group was first organized at Key Field, Mississippi in April 1942 as a Consolidated B-24 Liberator unit. The group’s original squadrons were the 10th Reconnaissance Squadron and the 319th,

by Michael Satterfield

7 years ago

100 Years of Chevy Truck

TGR Staff For the last 100 years, Chevrolet trucks have found their way into the hearts and souls of fans around the world — and into countless country music songs. In honor

by Michael Satterfield

7 years ago

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