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swede

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Have any of you guys been here :?:
Just want to make sure its worth traveling there when I have one/two days off from work.
http://www.microcarmuseum.com/index.html
racydave

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http://www.classics.com/acdmus.html I visited this museum with Mike Bouse, and some friends, if you like "gangster cars" but the little ones are cool too! 8) http://gallery.italiancarclub.com/michf ... seum+Tour/ 8)
swede

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I just love all classic cars and will probably visit that museum if I ever get close enugh to it.
Thanks for the link racydave.
mbouse

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well, if you make it that far.... i will buy you lunch. My daughter now lives in that town, and i'm about to buy a membership to the museum, on accounta i am within walking distance every weekend. wonder if they'd let me bring my brother RaceyDave in with me?

then again, if you make it this far, i will also take you to another of my personal favorite museums: http://www.gilmorecarmuseum.org/
racydave

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Count me in! :D Roadtrip!!! 8)
mbouse

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well, one of these days when we get stir crazy from the fumes in the garage, i will invite you up.

anyone else? POPE? Kristov? we could make the day of it. i buy the beer afterwards. the local place brews its own ale
swede

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mbouse,

Might take you up on that lunch. :)
I sometimes work at University of Michigan so I can easily take a drive your way, it would be great to meet some of you guys IRL that I usually only meet thru internet otherwise.
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Thanks for the link, that looks like a neat place to visit. I took the virtual tour and there are a lot of interesting little cars. I could see myself in either a 58 Goggomobil Dart, or a 58 Berkely B65.
pope

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I dont have a second to myself till the beginning of next year, unless that is when you guys are thinking of going!
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racydave

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Springtime would be good for me too!
mbouse

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we call it cabin fever around here. that is the time AFTER the holidays and BEFORE the fiat pokes its head out for a brave afternoon stroll.

Late winter or early spring. On a Saturday. anyone from outa town, i buy the first beer. anyone from outa country...i will buy a sandwich too.

any takers?
apexwc

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I can't believe that's only 50 miles from me and I didn't know about it. I must have driven by it several times.
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Hey Robert,
I am astounded as well.I was in that area recently ,and had no clue the museum was there!Are they trying to keep it a secret? I may head over this weekend.
Craig
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miragesmack

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We checked out the Studebaker museum, and it was cool. Much better than I anticpated. They did some interesting stuff to cars. That's in South Bend, which is a stones throw from Michigan. Then go check the holy grail of Notre Dame, which is why we went there to begin with. 8)


http://www.studebakermuseum.org/
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