HAZCC Tour of the Armacost Museum in Grandview, MO. Sept. 11
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HAZCC Tour of the Armacost Museum in Grandview, MO. Sept. 11
The Heart of America Z Car Club, a club dedicated to the Datsun and Nissan Z car, is extending an invitation for you to join us as we tour the Armacost Museum in Grandview, MO. on Saturday, September 11, 2010. The tour time is from 1-4 p.m.
If you’re familiar with and have toured the Armacost Museum you know what a treat this is. The Museum is not open to the general public and is available only on an appointment basis. The Museum houses what is probably the largest private collection of cars and motorcycles in Kansas City. The collection includes everything from Ferrari to Corvette to Rolls Royce to antique motorcycles. Since the Armacost family was a Studebaker dealer for many years, you’ll find a large assortment of them also. No matter your taste in cars you’ll undoubtedly find your favorite there. If this is your first visit you’ll definitely want to bring a camera.
There is a $5 per person admission with 100% of the money going to local charity. Over the times I’ve gone I’ve never heard anyone say they didn’t get their moneys worth. Please have exact change.
Directions:
*Exit US 71 Highway on Main Street, Grandview, MO.
Go West on Main Street.
Turn left (south) on 5th Street. 5th Street ends at 135th Street.
Turn right on 135th.
The museum is where 135th intersects Botts Road.
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*From MO 150 highway, turn north on Botts Road. This is west of US 71.
Botts Road intersects with 135th. The museum is located near that intersection.
There are not any signs identifying the building as the Armacost Museum. I will have my bright blue Nissan 350Z Roadster parked at the entrance to the Museum to help you find your way.
Shortly after the tour (about 4:00 to 4:30 p.m.) we will be gathering at Maya’s Mexican Bistro, 12921 State Line Road, Kansas City, MO., for socializing. Feel free to join us. You will be responsible for your own tab.
Here’s hoping you can join us on Saturday, September 11th.
If you’re familiar with and have toured the Armacost Museum you know what a treat this is. The Museum is not open to the general public and is available only on an appointment basis. The Museum houses what is probably the largest private collection of cars and motorcycles in Kansas City. The collection includes everything from Ferrari to Corvette to Rolls Royce to antique motorcycles. Since the Armacost family was a Studebaker dealer for many years, you’ll find a large assortment of them also. No matter your taste in cars you’ll undoubtedly find your favorite there. If this is your first visit you’ll definitely want to bring a camera.
There is a $5 per person admission with 100% of the money going to local charity. Over the times I’ve gone I’ve never heard anyone say they didn’t get their moneys worth. Please have exact change.
Directions:
*Exit US 71 Highway on Main Street, Grandview, MO.
Go West on Main Street.
Turn left (south) on 5th Street. 5th Street ends at 135th Street.
Turn right on 135th.
The museum is where 135th intersects Botts Road.
OR
*From MO 150 highway, turn north on Botts Road. This is west of US 71.
Botts Road intersects with 135th. The museum is located near that intersection.
There are not any signs identifying the building as the Armacost Museum. I will have my bright blue Nissan 350Z Roadster parked at the entrance to the Museum to help you find your way.
Shortly after the tour (about 4:00 to 4:30 p.m.) we will be gathering at Maya’s Mexican Bistro, 12921 State Line Road, Kansas City, MO., for socializing. Feel free to join us. You will be responsible for your own tab.
Here’s hoping you can join us on Saturday, September 11th.
08-03-2010, 07:58 AM
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The actual street address is 4200 East 135th, Grandview, MO. BUT I am told some GPS's display wrong location.
I just used Google maps and it displays the wrong location.
I checked Mapquest and it displays the correct location.
I just used Google maps and it displays the wrong location.
I checked Mapquest and it displays the correct location.
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