Saratoga Auto Museum Spring Auto Show Sunday May 18th

[Perry911]

I wanted to pass this on to the Registry Forum members in the Northeast.

When the gates to the Saratoga Automobile Museum’s Spring Auto Show presented by Keeler Motor Car Company swing open at 10 am on Sunday, May 18th, the grounds of the Saratoga Performing Arts Center will mirror the Spa city itself, with something of interest to everyone.

The annual fund raiser for the Saratoga Automobile Museum’s educational programs and exhibits will feature hundreds of automobiles and motorcycles competing for trophies in some two dozen classes, as well as the prestigious Keeler Cups, awarded to the best of each brand sold at Keeler’s multi-dealership Latham complex.

Vintage racers from the Atlantic Coast Old Timers club and contemporary cars from the Sports Car Club of America’s Mo-Hud Chapter will be on hand. Race fans can also get a look at an exhibit saluting the legendary Syracuse Mile as museum admission is included in the car show ticket. The featured Golub Gallery presentation is the highly acclaimed “Romance of the Roadster” exhibit that features Ricky Nelson’s 1932 Ford as seen on the “Ozzie and Harriet” Show, and much, much more.

New for 2008 is a food court adjacent to the auto museum, along with a Family Pack ticket package that will admit two adults and up to four children for $20.

Day of show registration will open at 7:30 am in the area behind the auto museum off the Avenue of the Pines in the Saratoga Spa State Park.

Parking for the general public will again be in the SPAC parking area off Rt. 50, from where visitors can enjoy both the car show and the auto museum exhibits.

Saratoga Automobile Museum’s Spring Auto Show
Presented by Keeler Motor Car Company
Sunday, May 18, 2008
10am- 4pm
Saratoga Automobile Museum and Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Saratoga Spa State Park
$8/person $20 Family Pack for 2 Adults and up to 4 Children
Children under 12 are Free

http://www.saratogaautomuseum.org/

Peter Perry
1972 911T Coupe Albert Blue

[joetiii]

Is this Mothers Day weekend?

If so, I'll def be up in that area!

[runsub5]

My wife and I were at this museum two years a go. I highly recommend visiting this unique museum. It's located in the renovated brick building where the water was once bottled. Cars are exhibited on two levels with knowledgeable docents on hand who love to talk automobiles. They have an exhibit theme regularly with changing automobiles on loan from other museums. Very nice.

David