Historic Vehicle Association (HVA) Vehicle Display
The Historic Vehicle Association (HVA) now has an ongoing display here at the AACA Museum, Inc. with the ability to share a variety of historically significant vehicles throughout the year with visitors to the Museum. This ongoing exhibit features significant vehicles that will change several times each year. 1915 Ford Model T Currently On View Read More »
read moreDodge Brothers Vehicles from the Mid-Atlantic Region of the Dodge Brothers Club
November 17, 2018 - April 28, 2019 Four different Dodge Brothers vehicles are on view in the Williams-Clyne Gallery courtesy of the Mid-Atlantic Region of the Dodge Brothers Club. Dodge Brothers manufactured vehicles from 1914 - 1938 and the display will showcase the diversity of the various body types that were available. Styles included the Read More »
read moreRemembering Road Maps Display
The exhibit began on September 1, 2018. In today's digital world, we've become accustomed to getting where we're headed by pulling up MapQuest or Google Maps on our phone or by using a GPS to guides us to our destination; however, that hasn't always been the case. Since the advent of automobiles, motorists have Read More »
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Postwar American Luxury Convertibles November 17, 2018 - April 28, 2019 This exhibit showcases the beauty and the glamour of the full-size American convertibles built from the immediate post-WWII years through 1976 when Cadillac produced what was then believed to be the last American convertible. During this era, the convertible symbolized youth, freedom, Read More »
read moreDeLorean Prototype & Production
Back to the Future at the AACA Museum, Inc. for double DeLoreans! The first Prototype DeLorean 1 and a production model on view side by side.
read moreHershey’s Kissmobile Cruiser on Display at the AACA Museum
On long-term loan from The Hershey Company and on Display Most Days
The Kissmobile will be off display Friday afternoon 4/11 until Sunday afternoon 4/13. Sorry for any inconveniences.
Have you ever seen a 12 ft. tall Hershey’s Kiss? You can at the AACA Museum in Hershey!
The Hershey’s Kissmobile cruiser is a 12-foot tall, 26-foot long custom-made vehicle resembling three Hershey’s Kisses. Since the creation of Hershey’s Kissmobile in 1997, the cruiser has traveled over 250,000 miles and sampled over 2,000,000 Hershey’s Kisses Brand Milk Chocolates.
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