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Our 2009 Open House was a HUGE Success!!  To see photos of the event, please click here:

Come see some new additions to the museum including the Movie car from NYPD Blue, a 2001 Impala with only 1400 hundred miles,
also come see an all original unrestored NASCAR Pontiac fastback Bud car that was raced by Rusty Wallace from 1984 to 1985, and the 
new Memorial room with lots of Die cast and history of old patrol cars. For a look at what we have on display, click here:

Last site update 1.7.10

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Now On Display!!!
Come on in and check out one of the actual show vehicles used in NYPD Blue from 2000-2005, along with our HUGE collection of restored emergency vehicles, including Camaros, Mustangs, Crown Vics, Impalas, Vintage vehicles, Fire vehicles and more!!!!
"NYPD Blue has long been considered one of the best shows on television, earning a slew of Emmy’s and critical praise for its acting, writing, and take-no-prisoners dialog. The show combines innovative camera work with gritty plots, complicated characters, and enough naughty language and partial nudity to keep even the casual viewer glued to her television set. NYPD Blue ran from 1993-2005 for 12 seasons. This show, described by its creator as 'an R-rated cop show', was famous for showing nudity on television and cursing. Dennis Franz was the main character, winning four Emmys for best actor during his 12 year run on the show. This show was produced by Steven Bochco, producer of 'Hill Street Blues' and the FX drama 'Over There.' "

All Original and Unrestored 1984 Pontiac Gran Prix Fast Back Winston Cup Car.
Driven from 1984 to 1986 by Rusty Wallace and then driven by Morgan Shepherd in the Bush Grand National Series before been retired.