Petersen Automotive Museum
The Petersen Automotive Museum is located on Wilshire Blvd in Los Angeles, California. The Museum Building is more than 300,000 square feet and features more than 150 rare and classic cars, trucks and motorcycles in it's exhibits and lifelike dioramas. I like to visit the museum whenever I'm in LA. They rotate the selection of cars in many of the areas so there's always something new to see in the Grand Salon. The parking is $6.00 and the entry fees are $10 for Adults, $5 for seniors, $3 Children (5-12) and Free for children under 5.
The Otis Chandler Gallery is dedicated to motorcycles. There's a nice selection from the turn of the century thru modern times.
Otis Chandler Gallery I: A panoramic view of the Otis Chandler Gallery display at the Petersen Museum.
1948 Vincent HRD: This beautiful 1948 Vincent HRD is part of the Otis Chandler Gallery at the Petersen Museum.
The Hollywood Gallery includes some very intrersting vehicles.
Bat Cycle: As part of the Bat Man display they have the Bat Cycle.
![Herbie The Love Bug: The 1953 VW Bug - Herbie "The Love Bug"](http://roadcarvin.com/sites/default/files/images/cropIMG_3530.img_assist_custom.JPG "Herbie The Love Bug: The 1953 VW Bug - Herbie "The Love Bug"")
Herbie The Love Bug: The 1953 VW Bug - Herbie "The Love Bug"
The Mark V: Oh yeah, This would definetly get some attention even in LA.
McQueen Triumph and Norton Manx: Steve McQueen's 1964 Triumph he rode in a trials event and a very cool 1953 Norton Manx.
1930's Richfield Station: An example of a 1930's Richfield gas station.
Foose Gallery: One of the beatiful cars in the Chip Foose Gallery. There were also many design drawings and sketches.
Hot Wheels Gallery I: One of the cars in the Hot Wheels Gallery.
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