Windsled-1954
This propeller-driven device was a home-built ice sled that was constructed by Paul Knockennusand Manfred Homes, who lived in northern Minnesota. The fuselage is from a J3 Cub airplane....
Collection
Please note that the cars or exhibit items shown in this database are part of our collection but may not be on display when you visit.
Xingyue Shanghai ScooterPOD- 2008
This small, 49cc, two-wheeled enclosed scooter was made by little known Chinese scooter manufacturer Xingyue. The scooter is meant to achieve high gas mileage and be more practical in...
Yamaha Jog-1993
At first glance, this Yamaha Scooter may not appear to be anything special. Upon closer inspection, you will see that it only has .4 of a mile on it....
Yamaha RZ-350-1985
The RZ350 represented the end of an area for road going two strokes. Decked out in its beautiful Kenny Roberts inspired bodywork, the RZ was not only good...
Yamaha WR400-1999
In 1953, Genichi Kawakami, Yamaha motorcycles’ first president, was looking for a way to make use of idle machining equipment that had previously been used by the company to...
Yike Bike-2011
The Yike Bike is a foldable electric bicycle. It is made for people who have short commutes. The bike can then be folded up (in about 15 seconds) and...
Zipp 3001-1997
The 1990s was an exciting time in the bicycle industry with new materials such as aluminum and carbon fiber presenting new design possibilities. Many “non-traditional” designs, like the Zipp...
Zündapp Bella R200 Scooter-1954
Zündapp was a German motorcycle manufacturer that existed from 1917 until its bankruptcy in 1984. Their advertising slogan was “Motorrades für jedermann” or “Motorcycles for everyone.” After WWII, the...
Zündapp GS100 ISDT- 1970
Zündapp was a large manufacturer of motorcycles, at one time, the world’s largest. They produced motorcycles from 1920 until 1975. This GS100 ISDT an example of a 125cc on-off...
Zündapp Janus 250- 1957
Zündapp is one of the best-known makes of German motorcycles. The company’s first car was in 1931 and it was Ferdinand Porche’s design for a “people’s car.” They concentrated...