Photos of cars from a private museum

That's Ricky Nelson's car, from the show "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet".

 

Here's a link to a description of all the hotrods in the collection:http://www.3dog.org/hotrods.htm

 

A simple WOW will suffice!
If only I were rich and good looking, got cheated on both!
KK

 

Hi KK.Me too.Recon we are related?Great cars.
Good luck.Have fun.Be safe.
Leo

 

nice museum

 

Wow, Those are some deep pocket ride's !!!! Thank's for the pic's.

 

Thanks for sharing, awesome collection. Love that Kraft Special T.

 

What are the wheels covers on the Fred Steele (purple) roadster?

 

that place is amazing !! but when we toured last fall we were asked "no pictures please" hope he is cool with you posting pic's,but hey we didn't buy a car though !

 

Pretty nice collection, I'm jealous.

 

I think they're early fifties cad sombreros. JohnnyA

 

That's what they look like with bullets.

Great pics/collections, thanks all for sharing.

 

Kool - Thanks. to see another collection search here for thread: awesome, seldom seen car collection

 

He was fine with me taking pictures. I asked first.

 

Pure West Coast and was used in the TV series Ozzie and Harriet and the car became known as the "Ricky Nelson" car although the car wasn't his in the show... but that his friend owned it.

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I don't see why not. There's plenty of pics on the 3 Dog Garage website.

http://www.3dog.org/hotrods/hr_1932_ford_rickynelson.htm

 

I saw "First Love", the Ridler winner, at the SRN's a couple of years ago. It was on a lift so you could see the undercarriage detail. Sick doens't begin to describe it. I've heard that car cost 4 mil to build...I've never seen anything like it.