Today we visited the Louwman Automobile Museum in The Hague, Netherlands. This is one of the largest privately owned automobile museums in the world. He has over 250 cars and the Talbot Lago's pictured below are worth several million each. A great collection with many rare American Cars. This collection of cars compares well to the Nethercutt Collection in California. There are several cars that won the 24 Hours of Le Mans race. Tomorrow is the "shop til you drop" day in Amsterdam. We are scheming a way to smuggle tulip bulbs out of Holland; except that would probably put us over our weight limit for our luggage. Tomorrow in Amsterdam; then we are flying home on Thursday.
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| 32 coupe with Hemi |
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| Lincoln custom sedan delivery |
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| Custom cycle in back |
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| 1939 Lagonda class winner at 1939 24 hours of Le Mans |
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| 1955 Abrath |
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| 1914 American Underslung |
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| Chrysler Town and Country Convertible |
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| 1935 Duesenber SJ Nonette says we would look good driving this in Canyon |
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| 1910 Rolls Royce Shooting Brake |
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| 1903 Spyker Race Car; First car with 6 cylinders, 4 wheel drive, and 4 wheel brakes |
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| 1924 American La France fire truck; had to have driver for back wheels too |
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| 1935 Talbot Lago |
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| 1937 Talbot Lago |
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| 1904 Daimler Double Decker bus |
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| 1935 Lagonda winner 1935 24 hours of Le Mans |
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| 1912 Panhard with body by a ship builder; no doors |
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| 1903 Ford Model A |
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| 1887 Steam Car |
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| Nonnie under small art work |
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| 1957 Jaguar Overall Winner of 1957 24 hours of Le Mans |
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| 1952 Aston Martin Competed in 1952 and 2015 Milli Miglia |
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| The Aston Martin from the movie Gold Finger |
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| 1913 Thames Double Decker Motor Coach 45 horsepower; top speed 13 mph. That back wheel is about 48 inches tall |
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| This guys first car collected was a '24 Dodge. He recreated a old Dodge Dealership in the museum |
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