Pics from the International Station Wagon Conventon and the Auburn/Doozy museum

Just got home from spending all Friday/Saturday at the International Station Wagon Convention and then we hit the Auburn, Cord, Doozy museum, then we hit the National Auto and Truck Museum - which is in the same parking lot - as fast as we could.

Here's a link to my faceypage album for this weekend - https://www.facebook.com/drjohn.haynes/media_set?set=a.594558257230958.1073741824.100000303678116&type=1

I think I set it to be public viewable. If you need to friend me to see it, feel free.

Feel free to browse, but please understand that I had ZERO ablity to see my phone screen while outdoors. Nothing but glare like a mirror - so the outside shots were me pointing in the general direction and touching a spot on my screen until I heard "Kchrk" - which is why those ones look like they were taken by a drunken Stevie Wonder with no guage for distance. Once we got to the museums, I was working on minimal battery and in a hurry.

Anyway, the pics aren't from a pro, but there's some seriously awesome cars in there that you don't see every day, or ever.

Peace,
John

Man that's a LOT of pics.

I love that red 67 Pontiac that pops right up on the top.   Gorgeous!

Neat museum too!   Very cool!

Great pics John, Thanks.

This one?



Me too. I'm in love. WTF is it? 67 Bonny wagon??? Did they even make those here? I've never seen one before.

Man,those 60s era fords brought back a bunch of childhood memories.
Thanks for the great pics.

toomanytoyz wrote:

This one?



Me too. I'm in love. WTF is it? 67 Bonny wagon??? Did they even make those here? I've never seen one before.

Yep; 1967 Bonneville wagon.
I think the 67 Full-size Pontiac front ends were AWESOME!

Great pics, Bewber; thanks for sharing them.

I LOVE that flying pig hood ornament!

JoeT wrote:

Yep; 1967 Bonneville wagon.
I think the 67 Full-size Pontiac front ends were AWESOME!

I must agree that front end is the bomb!!

I agree too....drove this car from NJ to Texas for Laird years back.   Great trip, what a road car!
 
My favorite part was the high-beam light on the dash was shaped like an indian head!