Savoy Automobile Museum, Cartersville Georgia

[roadhawg]

I searched the forum twice, and couldn't find where anyone had posted this before. This was a recent visit to the new Savoy Automobile Museum, located in Cartersville, GA. Beautiful place, I suggest if you're in the area check it out. 

[bamadon]

Another great selection of pictures. Cartersville isn't that far from me, I'll have to try and check it out.

[cobraman]

Looks like a nice place, thanks.

[Bainford]

Great photos, thanks for sharing. A very cool collection of cars. Stuff sure is shiny there.

[Rodent]

Good stuff, but they missed the original selling price of the Henry J by a couple grand.

[Gramps46]

Impressive collection for sure.

[Ace-Garageguy]

Thanks for the reminder. I mayhap need to go up there soon.   

[misterNNL]

Super sharp photos. Crisp focus and depth of field. Thanks for including the data displays with all details as well. I want one of those big shiny hood ornaments for my front yard too!:-) 

[dino246gt]

What a great selection of automotive history! And some gorgeous wood as well! Everything is so beautifully presented, just a fabulous museum!

 

[espo]

Don't remember seeing this post before, I would remember this. The level of restorations done on these cars look to be concourse quality. I like seeing some of the Kaiser and Studabacker cars that you wouldn't normally see especially in this condition.  

[TransAmMike]

I agree with espo, don't remember this post.  I hated to get to the end of the page. A lot of old cars in museums don't reach the impeccable level of finish seen in these cars.

[bisc63]

This has a true museum atmosphere about it. The treatment of every car and display is truly outstanding in the world of automobile "museums". Thanks so much to "roadhawg" for bringing it to our attention, and for the excellent photography. I need to take a pilgrimage there.

[Zippi]

Great looking cars & trucks.  Nice to see what a Henry J Kaiser actually looks like other than a Gasser.  I've have never seen those style novelty doors that were on the 1954 Kaiser Darrin Series 161 Roadster.  Nice pics.  Thanks.