Dezerland.

[t-tony]

We went here a couple of days before our friends left to come back home (and cut our grass!).
This place is on International Drive in Orlando. Lots to see, there's even a scrap yard, see if you can spot it.

As you can see, there's cars from the Movies and TV.

Tony.

 

[t-tony]

Some more,

and, there's more.

Tony.

 

[t-tony]

And more,

You wouldn't want the job of keeping this lot clean, would you?

Tony.

 

[t-tony]

Or these,

I could help but see Del and Rodders when I clapped eyes on the Bat Cave.

Tony.

 

[t-tony]

Just a few left,

We only spent about two and a half hours there but you could easily spend a day.

Tony.

 

[t-tony]

Let me know if you spot the scrap yard.

Tony.

 

[ExMX5owner]

Just a few left,
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We only spent about two and a half hours there but you could easily spend a day.

Tony.

How are venues like this funded Tony, Museums don't typically charge an entry fee. Do you have to pay to get in, if so . How much ?...

 

[t-tony]

Yes, there is an entry fee but its on a sliding scale depending on what you want to see, or do..there is indoor carting, bowling, cinema etc. Its all on Dezerlandpark.com Shawn.

To see the vehicles in the Auto Museum it's
Adult $31.90
Concessions $25.51
Kids $22.31


Tony.

 

[ExMX5owner]

Yes, there is an entry fee but its on a sliding scale depending on what you want to see, or do..there is indoor carting, bowling, cinema etc. Its all on Dezerlandpark.com Shawn.

Tony.

I could spend a week there, love it.... Didn't spot the scrap yard though...

 

[t-tony]

Remember the Lada? Have another look mate. There were a few of them.

Tony.

ps. 2nd batch.

 

[ExMX5owner]

Remember the Lada? Have another look mate. There were a few of them.

Tony.

ps. 2nd batch.

Yeah I remember the Lada, I owned a Lada Niva back when I had hair. built like a Russian tank, but prone to rust...I also had a farm with a tractor which was a much more comfortable ride... ..

 

[Ianmc]

The yanks certainly don't do subtle!!

 

[t-tony]

I worked for a Lada dealer once upon a nightmare.

Tony.

 

[Duncodin]

Oh yeah. Christine.

Remember the opening credits? No music. Just the V8 idle burble.

 

[D R Oldfield]

Did lada challenge in the 80s stick a cage in it add a weber carb and go and have fun at a local stage event !

 

[the Nefyn cat]

So, is that the prototype Z1?

It changed a bit going into production, then.

 

[hard top]

Had to look this one up online and it came up with 'Nash Healey', is that correct ?

By the way, great photos Tony.

 

[t-tony]

It was Mike, parked near the Nash Cosmopolitan. Well worth the entry fee mate.

Tony.

 

[Jam03]

Great photos. I like the Tucker. Remember watching the film about it a a few times.

 

[hard top]

It was Mike, parked near the Nash Cosmopolitan. Well worth the entry fee mate.

Tony.

Just to add a bit more info that I found online :-

"Records indicate that 506 Nash Healey were made between December 1950 and August 1954."

A rare wee beastie.