Every so often, I get asked if my name is Miles while I’m at Miles Through Time Automotive Museum. If my name were Miles that would have been an amazing double entendre.
Instead, my name is Sean, and Sean’s Automotive Museum just doesn’t sound appropriate for the type of museum I created. Although the acronym SAM would have thrown everything out the window, and instead of the museum being known as Sean’s, it would be SAM.
Good thing I don’t have to worry about this. The following automotive museums took a different approach and opted to use their names.
Howard’s Toys for Big Boys is the collection of Howard Algar, and the collection is accessible thanks to the Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce.
Bray’s Motor Museum & Playground is a bit more substantial. You can explore the museum, consign your car, buy a car, service your car, and even drive a car. Turns out, the Playground part of the name is accurate.
I’ve been to this last museum, and if you enjoy seeing cars from the movies and TV, then Rusty’s TV & Movie Car Museum could be really appealing to you. I don’t typically care about movie cars, but seeing the Ecto-1 in person was cool. Of course, I am drawn to ’59 Cadillacs.
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Howard’s Toys For Big Boys showcases Howard Alger’s classic car collection along with his other memorabilia.
At Bray’s Motor Museum & Playground, you’ll embark on a nostalgic road trip through time. There are over 100 vintage treasures on display and an array of memorabilia that tells the story of the automotive past.
Rusty’s TV & Movie Car Museum has around 50 cars that have been used in movies and TV as well as TV and movie memorabilia.
One museum was founded after a successful racing career. One was created after making a fortune from a well-known truck stop, and one came to fruition after a group of guys came together and created the only car museum in their state.
I tell everyone I talk to at every museum I visit, that every museum is different, and they are all worth visiting, even if you only visit once.
The good news for people like us, is that there are no shortage of cool places to visit all over the world.
The price of admission is always a subject of debate. It is also one of the most common updates to museums listed in the Automotive Museum Guide.
One of the cool things about the Automotive Museum Guide is that you can use it as a resource at your pace. Most people do not travel the country specifically to visit automotive museums.
I’m on the road again this week, so this one will be brief. Last week I had to share the unfortunate news about a few automotive museums closing very soon.
I have unfortunate news about two automotive museums that are closing this year. The first one I had a heads-up about it, so I knew it was coming.
There are two Cadillac museums you can visit in the USA. For a short time, my one-car museum could have been the third Cadillac museum in the country.
This was by far one of the most unique and cool places I’ve ever been to pick up a vehicle. The vehicle had been stored inside the side of a mountain for the last decade in a place called Brady’s Bend Underground Storage.
The Weekly 3I'm on the road again, picking up another donated vehicle for Miles Through Time Automotive Museum. Hopefully, I don't mess it up again and leave this in my drafts until Wednesday like I did last week. 😉 If you're reading this on Monday, I'm much closer...
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