Very cool.

I noticed a new auto museum in Cartersville Georgia a couple months ago while driving through. It hadn't opened at the time but may be now. I think it's called the Savoy auto museum.


Tommy

Thank you for posting the pics. I really believe the signs that say "adopted by so and so" is true. At the end of the day, we are all just caretakers.

I have been wanting to get to the Simeone, now I am more motivated. There is supposed to be another museum in Philly with other original cars, the 1922 Oldsmobile Super Sport that we recommissioned is reportedly there.

-REVS is incredible when my Grandparents lived in Naples from 86-98 we went to the Collier museum every other year.
Probably where I fell in love with Vintage Race Cars.

The owner of Cinci Microwave also bought a 288 GTO new(my favorite "NEW" Ferrari), wonder if he still owns it?

https://www.yenko.net/forum/attachme...1&d=1640756089

Do you know the make of the 2nd car in this photo? Appears grey with dark blue trim?

Looks similar to my former father in law's 1911 -1912 Pierce Arrow Raceabout, which raced at the Indy 500 in 1912 or 13.

----Mercer???.....Bill S

The farthest car in the row is a MERCER.
The car between the Red car & the Renault in the foreground?

It's a 1912 National Model 40 Semi-Racer

The museum also do a great summer event called the Philadelphia Concours d' Elegance, that benefits Childrens Hospital. A wonderful event

https://www.coolcarsforkids.org/phil...urs-d-elegance

https://www.philadelphiaconcours.com/