Dayton Air Force & Packard Museum |
May 17-18, 2008 |
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| Reserved parking amongst the airplanes! |
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| The Air Force Museum has 3 huge hangers full of aircraft from the Wright Brothers to Stealth Fighters. |
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| Some of the DCO Ladies amongst fighter planes. |
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| Day 1 was topped off with an outdoor concert by the Air Force Band of Flight playing tunes written by Glenn Miller and members of his Orchestra infront of the hangers. |
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| Day 2's main event was the America's Packard Museum. Packard was John DeLorean's first automotive employer. |
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| The Packard Museum is located in a restored Packard Dealership building from 1917. |
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| This Packard was the last automobile that Al Capone owned. |
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| Cheryl checks out a luxurious Packard limo which the museums rents out, chauffeur included! More information here. |
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| Packard's service area had an elevator to the 2nd floor where they stored cars for clients while they were on vacation. The train station was just across the street. |
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| Larry & Al check out some hidden cars out back. |
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| Packard's "Used Cars" even had their own indoor show room. |
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| Thanks for all the work & a great weekend, Larry! Also thanks to Theresa Montgomery and her assistant at the Air Force Museum and our guide at the Packard Museum. |
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