One of my favorite car museums is holding a most interesting event this weekend, and i thought you might enjoy knowing about it…MS
In 2014 the Automobile Driving Museum (ADM) hosted their first ever “Tribute to Gassers” event. With much success and popular demand, the museum is proud to bring back “Tribute to Gassers II – LEGENDS” exhibit and show on Saturday, August 29, 2015. The ADM will be hosting the event to Gasser enthusiasts from all over Los Angeles County from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Robert Rey’s Royal Pro-Motion will be organizing the show while Gasser Wars Magazine and Hot Rod Deluxe Magazine will be sponsoring the event with a fantastic display of nostalgic Gasser cars. Edelbrock, Mooneyes, Blair’s Speed Shop, and Service Center, well know speed shops from the era will also be in attendance.
The car life being lived a quarter mile at a time. That’s Gassin.
Last year’s gasser tribute takes over the ADM. A place you should visit anyway.
The ADM is proud to present this impressive and radical segment of automotive history to our visitors. For those who can’t wait, the ADM’s exhibit will be available for view from August 22nd to September 30th, 2015. Join us August 29, 2015 for a special day of Gassers at the Automobile Driving Museum. Come see these fabulous vehicles and hear from the “Real Gasser Legends” such as Jim Kirby, Ed “Isky” Iskenderian, Robert “Bones” Balogh and Scott Dapron from Mickey Thompson Racing.
Always a star, and always my friend: Ed Isky Iskenderian, the Camfather at only 93 years old…still mighty sharp and a great on camera intereview.
About the ADM:
The Automobile Driving Museum is a unique venue for auto enthusiasts. Not only is the museum filled with over 130 vintage, antique, and muscle cars; but is also the only museum that takes you for a ride in them. The ADM is conveniently located at 610 Lairport Street, just ½ mile south of LAX in beautiful El Segundo, CA. 90254. Admissions is a requested donation of $10 for adults, $8 for seniors, $5 for children (11-17) and 10 and under are free. Open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and closed on Mondays. The ADM is host to many events for families as well as auto enthusiasts and is a great location for weddings, birthday parties, and holiday parties. The museum offers guests the opportunity to see their cars up close. In addition, the museum offers guided tours on the weekends and rides in their cars on Sundays, weather permitting. For more information about the ADM, visit: www.theADM.org, Twitter @TheADMorg, and Facebook at /TheADMorg. Come take a ride you’ll never forget.
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