More From The AACA Automobile Museum

 I shared pictures of the cars on display at The AACA Automobile Museum in Hershey, Pa. here.

They had a lot of "special exhibits" that I did not include in my initial post that I am sharing today.

The Faces of Valor had this car on display and it was one of my favorites.

The foundation uses this rod to promote its work and to raise funds supporting fire, police, 

EMS first responders and military service veterans. 

The Buick's patriotic red, white and blue colors 

contains the faces of 43 first responders and veterans who have died during their service.

This was my favorite car...

hero's all of them.

They also had a recreation of a Drive-In Movie Theater...this was so cool.

I am old enough to remember going to a drive in movie and I also remember how much fun it was.

Who remembers this?

Hooking this contraption onto the drivers side window so you could hear the movie.

Floinn Cafe

A pay phone that you dial?

There was a Jute box on display...

if you look closely you can see the names of the hits from the 50's through the 80's.

Atlantic White Flash Motor Fuel

A Miami Motel

Sand Beach Covered Bridge

1897 Aldrich

Is an extremely rare car, one of a kind, gasoline powered automobile.

It is a small, lightweight auto buggy.

It is recognized as one of fewer that 300, gasoline powered vehicles, in the United States in 1897.

You know the drill...if you are in the area, I highly recommend you go.