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Sacramento Museum Exhibits Early RVs

Originally Published in MotorHome Magazine

The Towe Auto Museum in Sacramento, California, is currently exhibiting
the history of the RV through an exhibit called “Home on the Road
Again.”

Covering the early days RVing, there are eight examples of
early-day Art Deco styling and innovative, one-of-a-kind travel
trailers. Most of the RVs exhibited were built in the 1930s, and are
extremely rare. The newest is a prototype of later Airstreams. There’s
also the Hunt Hollywood House Car, with a Mercury flathead V-8 engine,
an early precursor to modern motorhomes. The exhibit ends October 15,
2007. The museum is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

For more information: Towe Auto Museum, 2200 Front Street, Sacramento, California; (916) 442-6802.

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