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 …
That place is awesome!
Yes, the Lane is awesome.
I wonder if this stack of cars could then fit on the LARC?
Put a go kart, Pedal Car, and then an Matchbox on top of the white car for 8!
Greg
Pretty sure the big blue truck would be right at home on a flatbed semi trailer, too!
One of the best museums ever, and run by a great guy who knows how to have fun.
That was really fun to watch :)
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!
Am i the only one that wants that green truck (#3 on car sand which).
Also they should have backed the Citroen on. It looks like it would of fit, and then they could put Christmas Lights on it cuz it would be tree-shaped.
They upped the number of cars stacked from 5 to 8 here in Berwyn, IL.
We drove my friend's 544 400 miles to the Lane. It was a fun pilgramige. The basement tour was excellent. 
When i read the title i thought "that's easy, just use Tesla Model S's" and i'm glad it's cooler than that.
That reminds me of Town Musicians of Bremen.
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