Visited the LeMay auto Museum

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Nice.
On first image, perspective distortion makes me dizzy.
Arrange them in a color theme and display would be even nicer.

samsen wrote in post #15689988
Nice.
On first image, perspective distortion makes me dizzy.
Arrange them in a color theme and display would be even nicer.

The funny thing is it's the building's funky shape that does that. Made me dizzy just standing there. I was actually really uncomfortable on that upper level the whole time I was there.

Ask me about it.
Nevertheless a wonderful job done.

I really like the first one!

My daughter had gotten me and her tickets for there to go and shoot pictures, turned out it was actually at the LeMay Family Heritage Collection. While not very good for photographing, it was incredible. The variety of cars and vehicles is amazing.

This is the main family collection, I think there's about 1500 vehicles there, packed in as tight as they can in most places. LeMay had also owned a trash collection business, he bought a front loading garbage truck on the east coast and was driving it back to WA when he bought another car. He put it in the back of the garbage truck to haul it back. It's still in there now.

We both took a lot of pictures but few are ay good, bad lighting, bad angles, and just too tight. Neat place to visit though, incredible history

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Do they want to adapt me?

I think you would have to wait in line (behind me )

LeMay had (has?) the largest private auto collection in the world. Not bad for a guy that had started with a garbage collection and towing company.