This is my Ninth installment of my combination of Thursday Doors & Monday Window featuring Antique Automobiles. For the past seven weeks I’ve been posting Antique Automobiles from California. Last week I will began posting Antique Automobiles from Washington D. C. and now continuing on from the East Coast before moving on to Dearborn, Michigan.
This week I decided to post photos of antique automobiles from the Rohr Museum of Antique Cars. I am not sure if this museum was apart of the National Museum of American History’s Smithsonian Automobile Collection in Washington D.C. or a separate museum possibly in Manassas, Virginia. I have googled the museum but cannot find any information regarding the Rohr Antique Automobile Museum. I do know my parents toured the National Museum of American History in D.C. and then drove through Manassas to my brother’s home before driving to Dearborn, Michigan.
In these photos you can see the Virginia license plates and the Rohr Museum Antique Cars sign hanging near a window. Next week I’ll be showing antique automobiles and such from Dearborn, Michigan. Stay tuned for further adventures into the Antique Automobile World.
Pull up a Seat Photo Challenge 2024-34
Photo Credit:©️1985 Nornal H. Waters (my dad) … All Rights Reserved.
Camera: Minolta XG-7 35 mm
Location: National Museum of American History; Washington D.C., USA
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That is one sweet ride. Beautiful photos – thanks for sharing.
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Thank you Dan! More Antique Automobile Doors and Windows next week from Dearborn, Michigan.
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Great!
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Very stylish rides.
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Thank you! Antique cars are interesting to see. Would be fun to ride it one.
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Thank you! Trend setters help to make life interesting. Have a fantastic day!
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I love this color or yellow. I had the Volkswagon I bought in Ethiopia painted this color and they told me no one would ever buy the car when I was ready to sell it. Within a few months, there were 4 more Volkswagons painted this color in Addis Ababa. I started a trend.
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