Soapweed
Well-known member
This is quite an interesting museum. Peach and I visited there last Sunday, and would highly recommend it.
http://www.pioneerautoshow.com/index.php
Fine old horseless carriage
With a unique and simple drive set-up
Very special one-of-a-kind wooden car
Very beautifully done
Blast from the past gas
Fancy vehicle
Fife on duty
Not many of these around
It gets really good gas mileage.
Kids pedal driven airplane
Old player piano that still knocks out a good tune for a quarter
Puppet show
Large demo Swiss Army Knife
Jackalope rifle
I remember some of these.
Air-cooled car. It didn't sell well, so the manufacturer made a "fake" radiator to boost sales.
Self-propelled manure spreader
One of my mother's cousins had a car like this when I was a kid. I rode in it back in about 1958, when we stopped to visit him in Maryville, Missouri.
The hard top went into the trunk to make a convertible.
A rancher doesn't need these.
Old wooden horses
This one might run away with the blinder on the bridle missing.
Kawliga and his bride
http://www.pioneerautoshow.com/index.php

Fine old horseless carriage

With a unique and simple drive set-up

Very special one-of-a-kind wooden car

Very beautifully done

Blast from the past gas

Fancy vehicle

Fife on duty

Not many of these around

It gets really good gas mileage.

Kids pedal driven airplane

Old player piano that still knocks out a good tune for a quarter

Puppet show

Large demo Swiss Army Knife

Jackalope rifle

I remember some of these.

Air-cooled car. It didn't sell well, so the manufacturer made a "fake" radiator to boost sales.

Self-propelled manure spreader

One of my mother's cousins had a car like this when I was a kid. I rode in it back in about 1958, when we stopped to visit him in Maryville, Missouri.

The hard top went into the trunk to make a convertible.

A rancher doesn't need these.

Old wooden horses

This one might run away with the blinder on the bridle missing.

Kawliga and his bride