The Automobile Driving Museum is a Pokemon Gym! Come catch em all in El Segundo’s favorite destination!
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What makes gasoline pumps collectible – is it color, brand, condition, era or all of the above? It all comes down to what you’re looking for. If you’re the one selling a pump that you have just bought at a swap meet, you may want to know more about what era it may be from.…
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Guest Writer: Angela Caito of A-1 Auto Transport Southern California and cars tend to go hand in hand and some of the best shows and the most unique vehicles can be found in the area at any given time. Southern California hosts some of the best car shows in the state and while some may…
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Thanks, LA Parent for this awesome write up about the Automobile Driving Museum! We are pleased to be included on this list and proud that our efforts at outreach to families and children as well as automobile enthusiasts has been noticed! The Automobile Driving Museum is a unique place. It has events going on constantly,…
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Group Visits: The Automobile Driving Museum is a great place to bring a group of kids for an afternoon of fun fun and education. We welcome visits from summer camps, church groups, and schools with STEM projects. Call ahead and will arrange to have a docent on hand to give an informative tour of the museum’s…
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Los Angeles Magazine named the ADM one of it’s Off Beat Top 10 Los Angeles Museum Destinations. Off-Beat??? You bet! We drive to the beat of a different drummer as the only classic car museum to give rides in it’s collection. March on down and let’s go for a ride! Not only does this museum…
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Our May 21, 2016 British Car Cruise-In was such a delight. A beautiful array of amazing British and European cars were on hand and a jolly good time was had by all. Our permanent exhibit of cars from the U.K. is on view now. Make it a part of your next visit to the ADM!…
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Thanks to all who participated in the 2016 Woodies Picnic. It was a great success with music, food, and fun! Woodies – The Ultimate Surfing Car If you’re a fan of the Beach Boys, or a surfer nostalgic about the glory days of the 60’s, then a mention of the ‘Ford Woodie’ is sure to…
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The earliest Packard in ADM’s stable is this 1916 Twin Six convertible, considered the first production V-12 in the world. Producing 88 horsepower from 424.1 cubic inches on a 126-inch wheelbase, this 2.1-ton automobile was produced in August 1916 and delivered to Mr. J. D. Harding of Chicago, who paid around $3,000 for it. The…
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Thanks to our friends at Hot Rod magazine for their coverage of the Gassers II: Tribute to Legends Event at the ADM. Gassers Hot Rod were everywhere! Gasser fans got the next best thing to an actual vintage drag race on a recent Saturday morning when several dozen classic Gassers gathered at the Automobile…
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The BLOODHOUND Project is a global Engineering Adventure, using a 1000mph world land speed record attempt to inspire the next generation to enjoy, explore and get involved in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Objectives: Inspire the next generation about science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Share an iconic research and development programme with a global audience.…
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The Rise of the Pontiac: How It All Began Despite being discontinued in late 2009, the classic Pontiac brand still has thousands of fans around the world. It isn’t hard to see why; the cars ooze style, soul and a unique design that still provide inspiration for some of today’s modern brands. The cars changed…
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The Valentine’s Day LOVE YOUR CAR Event was a big success, thanks to all who attended!
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The Nash automobile company was more than just innovative, it was American. With factories located across the entire country, where better to have a factory than in El Segundo, CA, right down the road from where the Automotive Driving Museum is located. The Nash Company lasted from 1916 to 1954. The Nash factory in…
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The Automotive Driving Museum (ADM), located in El Segundo, CA, is home to many great, historic vehicles. One of its prized possessions is not just an antique, collectible American-made automobile, but also previously owned by a Head of State. The 1932 Plymouth Brewster Town Car located at the ADM was once owned and operated by…
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What makes gasoline pumps collectable – is it color, brand, condition, era or all of the above? It all comes down to what you’re looking for. If you’re the one selling a pump that you have just bought at a swap meet, you may want to know more about what era it may be from.…
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When Packard created the Caribbean in 1953, it gave the storied brand a much-needed jolt of style and prestige that was missing from its regular lineup. Once the most prestigious of the American luxury brands, Packard started in fine shape after World War II but several management miscalculations ended up diluting the brand. By…
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