Antique Tow Trucks at the International Towing & Recovery Museum
2009-01-01 to 2009-12-31 In today's hustle-bustle world, getting towed is generally perceived to be a bad thing. Once upon a time, tow trucks were considered heroic. This exhibition collects a number of early specimens, from the tow truck's heyday. On display are a 1913 Locomobile, a 1947 GMC "Bubble Nose," and a Chevy with a Holmes 515 & 540 Cradle. Recovery buffs (and auto buffs in general) will surely get a kick out of these towin' behemoths.
Venue: International Towing and Recovery Museum
World of Tow Trucks
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No, it's not a joke. This really is a museum of tow trucks and a whole lot more. In 1916, Chattanoogan, Ernest Holmes, sold the first tow truck for commercial use. In fact, the entire towing industry began in the Scenic City. A very interesting array of tow trucks from the 20th century fill this museum. Exhibits that chronicle the history of the industry are part of the tour. See website for further information.
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(show all events)Antique Tow Trucks at the International Towing & Recovery Museum
Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
In today's hustle-bustle world, getting towed is generally perceived to be a bad thing. Once upon a time, tow trucks were considered heroic. This exhibition collects a number of early specimens, from the tow truck's heyday. On display are a 1913 Locomobile, a 1947 GMC "Bubble Nose," and a Chevy with a Holmes 515 & 540 Cradle. Recovery buffs (and auto buffs in general) will surely get a kick out of these towin' behemoths.
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In memory of our son
We were there for the opening weekend to remember our son, John Ryan...
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