HoosierMud
10-22-2007, 03:57 PM
happened to Fonzy's motorcyle from HAPPY DAYs, or the A-Teams van? How about K.I.T.T. from KNIGHT RIDER?
Well, I found them and a whole lot more! They are located in a museum in Auburn, Indiana. It is the Dean V. Kruse Foundation and WWII Victory Museum! http://www.WWIIVictory.org will take you to the homepage.
Auburn, IN is located in the NE corner of Indiana, north of Fort Wayne. This museum is awesome with great exhibits. Along with all the TV/movie exibits, it is home to over 150 WW2 military vehicles--some are the only surviving example of US and German military vehicles. The WW2 museum was originally located in Bastonge, Belgium, but in 2003 it was moved to Auburn.
Just a couple miles north of this museum is the Auburn, Cord, Duesenberg automobile museum. You will not be disappointed if you visit one or both of these places. However, a word of caution: If you plan on going to both, divide your trip so it is two days. We did both in one day and by the end of the day, I thought my legs were in my armpits. There is just so much to see.
Well, I found them and a whole lot more! They are located in a museum in Auburn, Indiana. It is the Dean V. Kruse Foundation and WWII Victory Museum! http://www.WWIIVictory.org will take you to the homepage.
Auburn, IN is located in the NE corner of Indiana, north of Fort Wayne. This museum is awesome with great exhibits. Along with all the TV/movie exibits, it is home to over 150 WW2 military vehicles--some are the only surviving example of US and German military vehicles. The WW2 museum was originally located in Bastonge, Belgium, but in 2003 it was moved to Auburn.
Just a couple miles north of this museum is the Auburn, Cord, Duesenberg automobile museum. You will not be disappointed if you visit one or both of these places. However, a word of caution: If you plan on going to both, divide your trip so it is two days. We did both in one day and by the end of the day, I thought my legs were in my armpits. There is just so much to see.