Automuseum Nettelstedt, Automotive museum in Nettelstedt, Germany
Automuseum Nettelstedt was an automotive museum in western Germany housing a diverse collection of historic cars from different eras. The venue displayed these vehicles in a dedicated space designed to showcase their design and engineering.
The museum was established in 1968 and started its operations with a significant collection of historic vehicles. Over time, the collection grew and evolved as new acquisitions were made and added to the exhibition.
The establishment garnered support from notable figures like Richard von Frankenberg, a former race car driver who contributed parts of his personal collection.
Visitors should check opening times and access conditions before planning a visit to the location. Plan to spend enough time to properly appreciate the various vehicles and their details.
The collection featured Ettore Bugatti's electric Baby-Bugatti model and a Ferrari 250 LM from 1964 that belonged to racing driver Heini Walter.
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