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Our newest addition to the museum is this 1954 Chevy convertible with the famous Chevy “Blue Flame Six” engine.

The Willys Knight automobiles came with a quiet valveless engine. Each cylinder had a piston of course, but each cylinder

A 1924 Ford roadster arrived today as a donation. This is the nicest Model T we have seen in a

Affectionately remembered as the “Shoe Box Ford”. In 1947, Chevy out-sold Ford by 29%. In 1948, that percentage widened with

This tiny little 1942 Crosley came in today. It has a 2-cylinder air cooled engine. The passenger compartment top panel

The latest acquisition to the Museum. The Maytag Washing Machine Company made a car for just 5 years. This is

This 1909 Maxwell hasn’t run in 5 years. Put some gasoline in it and it started right up.

What could be the most unusual car in the museum is this 1916 Haynes Cloverleaf Coupe. It has a huge

Demot (De-mote) stands for Detroit Motor Company. The company made cars for only one year, 1910. Consequently this cute little

Cadillac was adamant about using its one-cylinder engine for as long as possible. A total of 9 years, long after