''Turning Wheels'' is a monthly publication of the

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, Inc. dedicated to the preservation, maintenance and enjoyment of

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vehicles. Since its inception in 1972, it has become what is generally regarded to be one of the best single-marque

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published. The headquarters is in

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. Monthly features include: * The President's Message, a look at what's going on within the Club and the hobby in general; * The Studebaker Co-Operator, an excellent resource wherein members' tech questions are answered by the club's technical advisors; * The Studebaker

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dedicated to the history of the

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and its people and products; * What's Happening, a listing of club events from local meetings to regional and national meets; * Letters to the Editor and

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. Other recurring features include columns on modified Studebakers, reader submissions and detailed overviews of specific years and models. A subscription to ''Turning Wheels'' is included with a membership in the 13,000 member Studebaker Drivers Club, which was founded in 1962 and is the largest of three US organizations serving Studebaker owners.

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are eligible to receive ''Turning Wheels'' subscriptions at a reduced rate.

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