General information
The Museum houses numerous collections of vehicles, tools, parts and information designed to tell stories of how cars and trucks not only served their original owners, but often evolved through several “lives”. The vehicles include restored, original preserved, repurposed, well worn and end of service examples.
Many of the displayed vehicles are presented as they were found at the end of their useful life. Some even beyond that as in the displays of farm machinery created from the parts of earlier trucks and cars.
As a noted authority on the subject, The Museum also houses an extensive library of books and other “paper” relating to cars and trucks from the 1920’s thru the 1950’s. One major section of the library is dedicated specifically to print advertising of Ford cars and trucks from the ’20’s and ’30’s.
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Number of exhibited items
Cars & Automotive: 51-100, Car Inventory link
Items Exhibited at the Museum
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Prewar Cars
before 1942
Rolls-Royce
Classic Cars
1945 to 1969
Jaguar E-type
Modern cars
from 1970
Audi RS7
Sportscars
Porsche 911
Rally / Racing Cars
Lancia Stratos
Supercars
Ferrari F40
Hotrods
Ford -32
Muscle Cars
Dodge Charger -68
Trams
Aircraft Carriers
Ferries
Fireboats
Lightships
Minesweepers
Speed Boats
Tugboats
U Boats
Viking Ships
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Cars:
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Available in the following languages:
English
Museum Contact Info
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Getting to the Museum
Address: 275 Rocbaar Drive, 60446, Romeoville, Illinois (IL), USA, North America
Coordinates: 41.657498, -88.073927
Detailed Map
Overview
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Disclaimer
Note: This information was accurate July, 2019 when it was published/updated, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.