I recognized the museum from the first still picture! Great museum. I got a private after hours tour when I stayed at the hotel an bought a 56 & 60 Thunderbird plus a 58 Cad Fleetwood Limo in Fairbanks. I still have all three here in Wasilla Alaska. My favorite car there was an L29 Cord. I have a 36 Cord and a 41 Graham Hollywood.
I wish that design aesthetic came back for a while with a modernized look. These cars are absolutely beautiful. If I saw one of these and a Lamborghini on the street, I don't think I'd even notice the Lamborghini, to be honest. Edit: Props to the dude who built the first car in Alaska, not as a mode of transportation, not as a show of monetary power, not for commodity or speed...he built it to get laid. Absolute lad 😂
I recognized the museum from the first still picture! Great museum. I got a private after hours tour when I stayed at the hotel an bought a 56 & 60 Thunderbird plus a 58 Cad Fleetwood Limo in Fairbanks. I still have all three here in Wasilla Alaska.
My favorite car there was an L29 Cord. I have a 36 Cord and a 41 Graham Hollywood.
THAT 33 AUBURN V12 BOATAIL !!!!A WORK OF ART !!!!!Beutiful Car !!!g
I second that motion and would have Delighted Greatly in Actually Hearing the car Run and Seeing it drive!!! 🤠👍
have been there and was flabbergasted! The place was an added bonus in the middle of a month long sidecar trip! will be back!
I wish that design aesthetic came back for a while with a modernized look. These cars are absolutely beautiful. If I saw one of these and a Lamborghini on the street, I don't think I'd even notice the Lamborghini, to be honest.
Edit: Props to the dude who built the first car in Alaska, not as a mode of transportation, not as a show of monetary power, not for commodity or speed...he built it to get laid. Absolute lad 😂
I was there in 2014 it was relllllllly Nice 👌🏻
Nice.
I'm pretty sure a Model T was more than 400.00 in 1914
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