The FWD Foundation began with the original Machine Shop, where mechanics Otto Zachow and William Besserdich invented and patented the first successful four-wheel drive concept automobile.

In 2016, the FWD Foundation acquired a second building on 15th Street in Clintonville, WI to allow for additional displays/exhibits and space indoors for over 80 trucks. While FWD/Seagrave trucks are the main focus, they do display other rare trucks.

325 15th St
Clintonville, WI 54929
P: 715-823-4011
Email: fwdseagravemuseum@gmail.com

FWD Seagrave Museum Admission:

Adults $15
Students w/ID 16-21 $12
11-15 $10
Under 10 Free
Active military and first responders Free
Plan: 1hr

FWD Seagrave Museum  Hours:

August 21 > 10:00AM  – 4:00 PM
September 4 > 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
If you are unable to make these dates & times please call and schedule a tour. 

Fall & Winter hours are by appointment

fwdseagravemuseum.org

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From a 1912 Maxwell to a 2016 Shelby Hertz Edition, The Automobile Gallery collection spans nearly a century of the automobile history. Visitors can admire a 1963 Corvette or go “Back to the Future” and have their photo taken sitting in a 1981 DeLorean DMC-12.

There are just two things all the cars on display have in common: They were all driven to The Automobile Gallery, and they have all been restored to their original luster. The Gallery’s wide variety of makes and models enriches The Automobile Gallery experience.

Guests marvel at the array of vibrant paint colors, the number of automakers represented, and the diverse range of automobiles presented in authentic splendor.

400 S Adams St.
Green Bay, WI 54301
P: 920-437-9024
Email:  inquire@theautomobilegallery.org

The Automobile Gallery Admission:

Adults $10
Seniors $8
7-17 $8
Veterans $8
Students $8
6 and under FREE
Active military FREE
Plan: 1hr

The Automobile Gallery Hours:

Tuesday – Sunday 9 am – 3 pm

theautomobilegallery.org

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