Early Ford V-8 Foundation and Museum
We're NOT your typical Museum. We feature Flathead V-8 engines, transmissions, rear axles (many of them "cut-a-way" models showing the inner workings); tons of memorabilia, service items, including test equipment and tools; a dashboard collection, carburetors, tires & rims, clocks for every early V-8 year; Schramm air compressors, showroom banners, advertising posters, and on and on. All Genuine Ford. We've got enough Fantastic Ford items to keep you busy "exploring" for many hours. Our Reference Library is being organized with hundreds of books, manuals and Ford DVD videos. An irresistible mecca for the Ford V-8 enthusiast! And we're still adding to the collection.
The Early Ford V-8 Foundation Museum was formed to honor Henry Ford and the Ford Motor Company products, past, present, and future. The museum is an educational and research facility for all to enjoy
Automotive Museum focused on the vehicles with the early Flat Head V-8 Engines.
Our Mission
The mission of The Early Ford V-8 Museum is to honor Henry Ford and Ford Motor Company products - past, present, and future. The museum will be an educational and research model for all to enjoy.
THE MUSEUM WILL:
- Promote the restoration, preservation, and conservation of Ford Motor Company Vehicles 1903-Present, with emphasis placed on the 1932-1953 V-8 era.
- Be a repository of, and preserve, printed technical materials, films and historical information on the Ford Motor Company.
- Enhance the knowledge of the general public regarding the design, development, construction, and history of the Ford Motor Company vehicles and their impact on America's automotive history.
- Provide information to the general public, collectors and automobile historians about the Ford Motor Company.
- Provide a facility to house and display Ford Motor Company vehicles for public exhibition, and for research in the areas of the automotive sciences and automobile mechanics.
- Provide historical literature and memorabilia on Ford Motor Company vehicles from their development to the present day, for the general public and collectors.
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