Classic Car Museum to unveil newest exhibit, ‘Muscle Cars, Motorcycles and Memories’
NORWICH – Nothing says “American” like muscle cars and motorcycles.
On Saturday, the Northeast Classic Car Museum in Norwich will celebrate that heritage with the public opening of its latest exhibit, “Muscle Cars, Motorcycles and Memories,” a tribute to the genre that made the American automobile a little faster – and a little more awesome.
The exhibit, sponosored in part by New York Cetnral Mutual Insurance Company, will remain on display at the museum located at 24 Rexford St. through April, 2016.
Muscle Cars, Motorcycles and Memories features many of the rarest machines in American history, many of which were built circa 1960s and 70s, as well as 30-plus motorcycles dating throughout the 20th century.
“There is something for everyone, from the most iconic muscle cars to a variety of motorcylces from 1907 to 1976,” said Classic Car Museum Board of Trustees President Randy Gibbon. Gibbon pointed out some of the most unique machines on display, including a one of a kind four-passenger Emblem motorcycle once driven coast to coast by a family in 1914. “This display will bring back old memories and create new ones,” he added.
Said Museum Director Robert Jeffrey, “The new exhibit has muscle cars from the late 1960s and early 1970s that were spectacular creations, embodying the optimism, power and dreams of a culture that knew no boundaries.”
Muscle Cars, Motorcycles and Memories is the latest installment of museum’s annual exhibit. Certain cars on display at the museum are changed out every year to attract visitors and retain the museum’s longstanding reputation as a premier attraction in New York State.
The Northeast Classic Car Museum is a not-for-profit corporation with more than 160 cars on display. The museum is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., seven days a week (barring Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day). Admission is $10 for adults, $5 for children ages 6-18, and free for children under the age of six.
The first 100 paid admissions this Saturday will also receive a free poster in celebration of the museum’s newest exhibit. For additional information on the museum and any of its attractions, call 607-334-2886 or visit their website, www.classiccarmuseum.org.
On Saturday, the Northeast Classic Car Museum in Norwich will celebrate that heritage with the public opening of its latest exhibit, “Muscle Cars, Motorcycles and Memories,” a tribute to the genre that made the American automobile a little faster – and a little more awesome.
The exhibit, sponosored in part by New York Cetnral Mutual Insurance Company, will remain on display at the museum located at 24 Rexford St. through April, 2016.
Muscle Cars, Motorcycles and Memories features many of the rarest machines in American history, many of which were built circa 1960s and 70s, as well as 30-plus motorcycles dating throughout the 20th century.
“There is something for everyone, from the most iconic muscle cars to a variety of motorcylces from 1907 to 1976,” said Classic Car Museum Board of Trustees President Randy Gibbon. Gibbon pointed out some of the most unique machines on display, including a one of a kind four-passenger Emblem motorcycle once driven coast to coast by a family in 1914. “This display will bring back old memories and create new ones,” he added.
Said Museum Director Robert Jeffrey, “The new exhibit has muscle cars from the late 1960s and early 1970s that were spectacular creations, embodying the optimism, power and dreams of a culture that knew no boundaries.”
Muscle Cars, Motorcycles and Memories is the latest installment of museum’s annual exhibit. Certain cars on display at the museum are changed out every year to attract visitors and retain the museum’s longstanding reputation as a premier attraction in New York State.
The Northeast Classic Car Museum is a not-for-profit corporation with more than 160 cars on display. The museum is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., seven days a week (barring Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day). Admission is $10 for adults, $5 for children ages 6-18, and free for children under the age of six.
The first 100 paid admissions this Saturday will also receive a free poster in celebration of the museum’s newest exhibit. For additional information on the museum and any of its attractions, call 607-334-2886 or visit their website, www.classiccarmuseum.org.
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