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Slide Show: Tacoma Debuts the Largest Automobile Museum in North America
Explore four floors of automobile history at America’s Car Museum.
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A 1906 open-air Cadillac
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"The Flying Teapot," a 1919 steam-powered vehicle
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The Lotus 35, a European Formula 2 race car
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A 1960 Lambretta scooter
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"The Flintmobile," the prehistoric “automobile” driven by John Goodman in the 1994 film The Flintstones
Photography by America's Car Museum
Tacoma glass artist Dale Chihuly’s color-blasted Museum of Glass gets a new neighbor next month with the opening of the LeMay-America’s Car Museum June 2. Located adjacent to the Tacoma Dome, the four-floor museum will house close to 350 cars, making it the largest automobile museum in North America.
To welcome its new crosstown cousin, Tacoma’s Museum of Glass has produced the Classic Heat Collect...
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