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Above: Nelson Rockefeller’s 1960 Imperial Ghia Limousine is part of The Collection at Hershey. The limousine was presented as part of the America’s Transportation Experience/AACA Museum, Inc. Professional Cars exhibit. Museum BOD president Hank Hallowell provides an informative overview of the vehicle, its unique features, and its unique place in history.
Below: Whitney Houston’s 1986 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur Limousine. In 1980, Rolls-Royce introduced two new cars to their line-up: the Silver Spirit and the long-wheelbase Silver Spur. Although the bodies were entirely new, the chassis was identical to the previous Silver Shadow but with a new self-leveling suspension. This particular car was originally owned by the late singer Whitney Houston, often referred to as ‘the Rolls-Royce of soul voices.’ She purchased the car through her music publishing company, Nippy, Inc., and used it extensively for daily activities. Among the car’s features are a division window, TV/VCR, and a wet bar with crystal glasses.
AACA Museum Webcasts
Our first “AACA Museum Live” webcast presented racing champion and EMMR Curator Lynn Paxton discussing the Ardun hemispherical head design flat head Ford conversion and his conversations with Zora Arkus-Duntov. You can view the recorded webcast here.
Each vehicle at the Museum has a compelling history. From transporting movie stars to tales of the open road, we’re sharing behind-the-scenes stories that make each car unique. Join us as we preserve motoring heritage and remember the innovations and characters of days gone by.
