"""When I drive it around town so many people stop and ask about it. And everyone seems to have a story about one,"" said Alecia Gower (right) of Vero Beach who talks to her father, Don (not pictured) who owns the 1962 Studebaker Lark Daytona convertible, during the 7th annual Motor Car Exhibition Saturday at McKee Botanical Garden in Vero Beach. The car has a V-8 engine and a 4 speed transmission. In 1962, the Lark was chosen to be the pace car for the Daytona 500. This version is the same except for the color. Forty ""extinct"" cars, including a 1953 Hudson Hornet, 1917 Stanley Roadster, 1947 Crosley ice cream truck, and a 1931 Pierce Arrow, were on display for thousands of attendees. The cars were made by a manufacturer or division of a manufacturer that no longer exists."
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