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Is there life after the museum?



We can't tell you how happily surpised we are with the avalanche of stories that's been coming our wayover the last few days. We even consider making this an ongoing affair getting you in the driver's seat.. er writer's seat. Well give us your thoughts.

Anyway the above moody midwinter picture comes from Mike Costigan. As we are a bit short in winter lady shots we decided to let this old saxy spinster prevail...
Mike  added: " My Saxon celebrated its 100th birthday in 2014. Having spent exactly half its life in American museums and collections without ever turning a wheel, it is now re-learning how to travel under its own power, and enjoyed the period roads of the Beamish Living Museum." 
Congratulations with your healthy museum motor Mike. A few years ago we were attracted to an early identical Saxon while visiting Hershey and we can only say that they are very attractive light cars. The great thing with this highly experienced sexy Saxon is that she will probably bring you to museums without you touching the steering wheel.

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donderdag januari 15th, 2015
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17 Januari 2015, 15:23
Recently regained contact with a friend from my childhood whose eventual wife was gifted a Dayton Cyclecar (Joliet, IL) from her parents back in 1970. Former Crawford Museum (Cleveland, OH) inventory piece. I'd hope it will run again similar to the story above. I have photos taken some 30 years ago!
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