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A 1951 Nash station wagon, often called the “bathtub Nash” because all the wheels are enclosed giving it the appearance

This is the “Mason Two In One Car.” It came with two body styles. “Go to church in your car

This was a very large, expensive car. Driving a Pierce-Arrow symbolized financial success. This one at the museum is unrestored.

The Gardner Auto Company made cars for 11 years beginning in 1920. Russel Gardner got into the auto business in

Way back in the corner of the Antique Car Museum of Iowa in Coralville is this display. It’s the first

One of our Museum’s volunteers restored this beautiful 1909 Mason. These cars were made in Des Moines, Iowa. It is

The Erskine was an American automobile brand produced by the Studebaker Corporation of South Bend, Indiana, from 1926 to 1930.

If someone wanted to buy the best deal in a luxury car in 1932, this would be it. The 1932