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 [...]
The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum preserves the history of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Indianapolis 500. Since 1956, the museum’s collection has grown from a modest display of 12 cars to become one of [...]
RADwood is an event movement in the automotive hobby world devoted to celebrating the 80s and 90s automotive lifestyle, The name RADwood, was coined by co-founder and COO Warren Madsen, and it is a take-off [...]
Movie Cars, which opened on April 2, 2004, is an exhibit showcasing vehicles from box office hits like “Rain Man” and “War of the Roses.” While movies tend to feature an animal, creature, or human [...]
Women in Motorsports is a collaboration between WIMNA (Women in Motorsports North America). Motor sport events, in which women could compete, have existed since 1897 at the first known women's motorized tricycle race. There is [...]
What is in Chip Foose’s personal collection? What cars in Chip’s garage does he like to cruise around town in? Find out in this exclusive exhibition! WAS ON DISPLAY 1932 Ford Model 18 Deluxe Roadster [...]
Wooden Wonders – A unique display of woodie wagons with vintage wooden boats in tow. Cars 1948 Chrysler Town & Country Sedan “Woodie” (Savoy Automobile Museum) 1946 Mercury Station Wagon “Woodie” (Savoy Automobile Museum) Boats “Hotsy Totsy” [...]
Rolling Sculpture: European Art Deco – The Art Deco design movement began in Paris, France, in the mid-1920s. This exhibition highlights European-designed automobiles that integrated streamlined aerodynamics and style. Below is a list of vehicles [...]
Wayne Kady began his career as an automobile designer in 1961 and spent 38 years designing for Cadillac and Buick before retiring in 1999. This exhibit showcases the renderings, artwork, and cars of Kady. WAS [...]
The original BIGFOOT began as a 1974 Ford F-250 pickup that was modified by its owner, Bob Chandler, beginning in 1975. In 1979, Chandler replaced the under assembly of the truck with one from a military-surplus top loader featuring [...]
