Do you remember the comedy, Night at the Museum, with popular actor, Ben Stiller? In it, Stiller’s character takes a job as night guard at the Museum of Natural History. Though he fears being bored, his reality is much different as each night the characters and animals in the museum come to life.
We don’t think that’s the case at the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan, but a special exhibit going on now will bring car aficionados to life. “Engines Exposed,” is the exhibit. It features 50 classic Ford vehicles and offers sneak peeks beneath the hoods.
Some of the cars included in the show are the 1896 Ford Quadricycle, the 1932 Ford V8, and the 1962 Ford Mustang I.
Engines Exposed: Henry Ford Museum Offers Close-Up Look Under Hoods Of Iconic Cars via @cbsdetroit https://t.co/5gOaxNZ5yU
— The Henry Ford (@thehenryford) January 13, 2016
Cost for the exhibit is included in the museum ticket and the cars will be on display until February 28th. We would love to attend the show. We’d also love to see you here at Malloy Ford, Please stop in soon for a visit.
We have a great selection of both new, 2016 vehicles and pre-owned models here in Charlottesville, Virginia.