The Studebaker brothers, Henry and Clem, established a blacksmith and wagon shop in 1852, and by 1875 it was the “largest vehicle house in the world” due to the U.S. Army buying their wagons. The [...]
Handcrafted cars of the 60’s and 70’s. WAS ON DISPLAY 1958 Thor Coupe (On loan from Richard Brown of Slidell, GA) 1962 Shark Roadster (On loan from Geoffrey Hacker of Undiscovered Classics) 1965 XKC Special Roadster (On loan [...]
Brought back by popular demand, Locally Owned 2025 features cars from private collectors living in close proximity to the museum. This exhibition showcases everything from a 1925 Model T to a 1973 Ford Bronco. Toss in the [...]
Four years before the Corvette, the first American and even smaller sports car, was on the road. The Crosley Hot Shot appeared in 1949, brought to you by the same company that in 1951, produced [...]
Experience some of the most unique, fun, and interesting postwar Japanese cars. The exhibit is co-curated with the aid of Mark R. Brinker and Myron T. Vernis, authors of the ultimate book on Japanese performance [...]
There are four main factors when considering which cars meet the supercar status: performance, price, design, and rareness. They can transcend car culture and venture into pop culture with their incredible designs and performance. Many [...]
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum Part 2 is a collaborative exhibition with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum which features a selection of Indy 500-winning cars through the decades. 1911 Marmon Wasp 1912 National 1922 Duesenberg 183 [...]
The definition of a survivor vehicle has slight variations among judging descriptions between various organizations. However, most agree in principle to the following requirements: the vehicle must be at least 25 years old, it may [...]
Want to know more about a Packard? “Ask the Man Who Owns One.” For more than 60 years, Packard Motor Car Company produced some of the most sought-after, reliable, and luxurious cars on the market [...]
During the prohibition era, bootleggers would modify cars and trucks for power, speed, and stability to transport illegal liquors in hopes of outrunning the law. This exhibition will feature examples of these early-era hotrods. 1940 [...]
