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Dream 1:
A trip to Detroit and surrounding areas. I would like to see as many historical places as possible. I would start with Greenfield Village in Dearborn where I could visit the Henry Ford Museum, Automotive Hall of Fame, Ford Research Center, Henry Ford Library and of course the historical village itself. From there I could take a bus and make a Ford factory tour. While at Dearborn a visit to Ford's Fair Lane estate would be a must.
Back at the Detroit I would go to one of those automotive historical tours which are held. One of the destinations would be Ford's Piquette plant where the first Model T's were made before a move to Highland Park plant. In the center of the city is ofcourse the water front and the GM's Reneissance Center which has a display of classic cars at the first floor. Also nearby is King's store of rare antique books which I think is one of the biggest in America. If I'm brave enough I risk my life and go sneaking in the abandonded factories eg. Packard plant at East Gr. Boulevard.
Dream 2:
I would take my Continental Mk IV with me to the US. I'd have plenty of time (let's say two months). I would drive slowly from coast to coast visiting small towns, enjoying the landscape and meeting new people. Starting from California coast roads and ending in NY City.
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But in order to make trips like these one has to have a good financial backing and sufficient amount of time. Dreams are hard to fulfil
A trip to Detroit and surrounding areas. I would like to see as many historical places as possible. I would start with Greenfield Village in Dearborn where I could visit the Henry Ford Museum, Automotive Hall of Fame, Ford Research Center, Henry Ford Library and of course the historical village itself. From there I could take a bus and make a Ford factory tour. While at Dearborn a visit to Ford's Fair Lane estate would be a must.
Back at the Detroit I would go to one of those automotive historical tours which are held. One of the destinations would be Ford's Piquette plant where the first Model T's were made before a move to Highland Park plant. In the center of the city is ofcourse the water front and the GM's Reneissance Center which has a display of classic cars at the first floor. Also nearby is King's store of rare antique books which I think is one of the biggest in America. If I'm brave enough I risk my life and go sneaking in the abandonded factories eg. Packard plant at East Gr. Boulevard.
Dream 2:
I would take my Continental Mk IV with me to the US. I'd have plenty of time (let's say two months). I would drive slowly from coast to coast visiting small towns, enjoying the landscape and meeting new people. Starting from California coast roads and ending in NY City.
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But in order to make trips like these one has to have a good financial backing and sufficient amount of time. Dreams are hard to fulfil