Happy Friday my AMAZING HIVERS

Hope you are having a fantastic day,
and YEAY to weekend starting 😊

A while back I was Lucky to visit the Autuseum. I love old things and
cars are one of them.

So I thought I share some of my
favorite moments from my visit there and I Will make 2 posts as there are more to come 😁 lol

YOU READY?

Then Let's start walking 😉

This guy was the first one you noticed and he was guarding the entry..
Cool armor dude!

And then you got to the amazing
old FIRETRUCKS 🚒

If you wanted to try it out and feel like
a fire man.. You could.

It was a Great start, but only a tease of what was coming 😜 lol

And now it starts.. The cool cars

Autoseum

Takes you back in time

History!

Autoseum, formerly Österlen's
Motor Museum, is a museum in Simrishamn that shows objects from, among others, the Technical Museum and the now closed Skokloster's car
and motor museum as well as
Frasse's music museum.

Skokloster's Motor Museum was founded in 1963 by Rutger von Essen who was the last private owner of Skokloster's castle. After von Essen's death in 1977, Gunnar Wretner bought the museum, which after him was taken over by his son Thomas Wretner. In 2007, Thomas Wretner decided to sell the collection. It was bought by businessmen Uno Levinsson, Torbjörn Wistrand and Håkan Mårtensson.

In June 2008, the Autoseum in Simrishamn was opened with the
entire collection from Skokloster's
Motor Museum intact, except for
the engines that were resold.
There are also vehicles from the Technical Museum, Nisse Nilsson Collection and some privately owned vehicles. The Swedish Motorsport exhibition contains 15 interesting
racing cars. The collection includes
cars from Denmark, England, France, Sweden, Germany and the USA.
Among the oldest cars are a Voiturette 1898 from Dansk Automobilefabrik
and a model Type D Series B
Voiturette 1898 from Renault.
From the USA comes a Chrysler Locomobile of 1920 model.
In the recreation area there is a
Saab 35 Draken.

^{Really amazing car for a married couple ❤️}

And ofcourse we need some
really cool drivers!

Automuseum also had the so-called Kungens Kurva car, a Cadillac V6 Imperial which in September 1946 ended up in a water-filled ditch on Gamla Södertäljevägen and which gave the Kungens kurva its name. Together with Sparreholm's car museum, which has a similar Cadillac, both museums claimed that they owned the "right" Kungens Kurva car. [1] In 2015, Automusem sold its copy to a private individual for SEK 325,000.

^{Source 👉 click here}