That place is awesome!
Most automotive museums will have special collections–such as a showcase of cars from a certain marque, or an exhibition about a particular class of racing.
Not the Lane Motor Museum. Instead, their crew answered the age-old question: "How many vehicles be stacked on top of each other?"
Thanks to the exhibition—aptly named Stacked!—we can definitively say that yes, you can create a stack featuring five separate vehicles. Do we have some kind of a record?
Our highest and most daring exhibit yet, Stacked! is a fun exhibition showcasing the feats of strength, durability, and capacity vehicles from our collection demonstrate. Come check it out TODAY!https://t.co/TbvdCpzIPJ pic.twitter.com/1Tg31PVbjg
— Lane Motor Museum (@LaneMotor) June 11, 2020
See how they managed to pull it off:
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Yes, the Lane is awesome.
I wonder if this stack of cars could then fit on the LARC?
So cool! At first I thought that the Citroen didn't look too happy with that much weight on it, but I should have known that it just had the suspension pumped down.
So, did they load the three wheeler onto the keitruck with a forklift, or just had a couple staff members pick it up by hand?
David S. Wallens said:Yes, the Lane is awesome.
I wonder if this stack of cars could then fit on the LARC?
And then put one of their suitcase motorcycles on top the three wheeler to make a seven-vehicle stack!
Cool video. That was such an awesome museum when I got to visit, crap I think that was 10 years ago!
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