They have the museum divided in sections. These are the original economy cars. 

Candid shot at some old metal. 

350 GT "Fastback"Mustang had my eye all day. 

Kind of a candid shot across the museum. 

No flash.. 

Surfing car. 

Yellow Ford F100. This thing looks bad! Although, the wheels looked kind of dorky on it. They were 5 spoke stars. It'd be a whole lot of fun to have a truck like this. 

This square truck was made in the 1950's in Compton, CA. It was one of the "first" light trucks. It used a Plymouth chassis. 

Model A and I think a Model T. Henry Ford painted all the cars black because it was the cheapest process in painting metal. One color also streamlined the process. 

Some old Ford's 

Old Lincoln... 

Willy's Jeep Station Wagon. You think a Hummer is big!!  

1947 Indian Motorcycle. This thing looks cool! 

Old Harley Davidson 

My stairs were rotting away so I rebuilt them. neat eh? 

A view from Hawaii's Popolu Valley. 

This flower looked cool 

Where lava meets the sea. This is Hawaii's active lava flow in action. I could not get closer with out hiking in. Notice the steam plume. Smoke and steam fill the coast here. The park descends like 4000 ft to the sea. 

Ozzy Osbourne's Road to Nowhere. This lava crossed the road in 2003, closing it for ever as it appears. 

A few from a crevass just a few feet from where we parked the car at South Point. The water is so clear.