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You can't have a petting zoo without a GOAT. Friends, the legend @murileemartin is on The Autopian. theautopian.com/alternate-hi…
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Here is the classic @davidntracy blog you've been waiting six weeks for. He somehow STILL needs an intervention:
theautopian.com/i-just-bough…
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Quite simply one of the strangest cars ever produced... The Renault Avantime... and the weirdest one I've reviewed.
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Special thanks @LaneMotor
#Renault #Avantime #WeirdCars #Cars #MPV
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In #Nashville this weekend for @MusicCityGP and want to see some race cars TODAY? See "A Recipe for Speed" @LaneMotor , just a few miles from the track.
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NPT's Learning to Read STEM Workshops continue today on Facebook! Join us at 10 am for How a Car Talks with @LaneMotor Museum. facebook.com/nashvillepublic…
Download today's activity sheet at blogs.wnpt.org/mediaupdate/w…
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Anyone a fan of cars? 🚗 Help us vote for our very own @LaneMotor in @USATODAY's 10 Best poll for Best Attraction for Car Lovers. 👇
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Happy Birthday to #SamPosey, seen here oil-spattered after a drive on his "Crazy Uncle Teddy's" Windwagon back in 2004 @LaneMotor
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As Jeff Lane's collection grew, he started the Lane Motor Museum, a $10 million collection in Nashville, Tennessee
Jeff Lane's $10 million collection of rare and odd rides
Jeff Lane has a particular taste in cars. His estimated $10 million collection ranges from propeller-powered cars to a Monopoly car replica.
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If legend is to be believed, so many Nazi officers subsequently died in one-car T87 accidents that the Wermacht Command eventually banned its soldiers from driving any Tatra at all. #TheDeathEaters hagerty.com/media/car-profil…
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Thanks to @CandSCmagazine for naming our Lane Motor Museum (@LaneMotor) book as their Book of the Month, and for their very complimentary review! Get the book here: bit.ly/3o9GqAO
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News of friends headed to Nashville means I’m revisiting my @LaneMotor video from last year: youtu.be/dRYn5-YGgAg – at Richmond, VA
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Nashville’s @LaneMotor is shining a light on the ways in which women’s perspectives helped shape advancements in transportation. Get details in our Critic's Pick. local.nashvillescene.com/eve…
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@LaneMotor director Jeff Lane demonstrates the 1936 Carabe replica #microcar for an appreciative #FathersDay group. Demos every hour 11-3, open until 5pm today.
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We talked to Jeff Lane @LaneMotor a few weeks back. He tells us how he might find some of those odd cars he has. #podcast #museum #microcars #motoring instagram.com/p/CBew0zBltph/…
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Finally! A Hobby Gone Wild is on the shelf @LaneMotor
Come pick up a copy!
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Another #favourite is the #unique #1950s #Martin #Stationette. Built by #aeronautical manufacturer James Martin it's a #wooden 3-#wheeler powered by a generator #engine. Currently @LaneMotor #Museum. More prone to #woodworm than #rust. Didn't @JasonTorchinsky take it for a spin?
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This 2-wheeled car was created in the '60s
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This 2-wheeled car was supposed to be the future of transportation
The Lane Motor Museum is the home to some whacky cars. One of the wildest is the Gyro-X that balances on two wheels through the use of a gyroscope.






























