
National Museum of Fine Arts
They had a lot of cool buildings.
They had a lot of cool buildings.
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It's in front of the Custom House Museum in advance of a year-long exhibit celebrating the centennial of the Navy’s aviation presence on Key West.
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There's one in red (1) and one in green (2).
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They had an entire building dedicated to the influence of Elvis. It had people in movies, TV and music talking about how Elvis influenced them. Here's Dwayne Johnson dressed in his personal Elvis costume.
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All kinds of different motorcycles, scooters, gokarts, golf carts, snowmobiles, anything you can think of, he probably had it – even a tractor!
I included this photo not to read about the car but because it was the best way to see that he also put his initials and his logo, "TCB," on the inside of the car as well. This was a very personalized car!
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This car was built by the legendary "kustom" car designer George Barris in 1966. It was used in the movie "Easy Come, Easy Go" – it features surfboards as seatbacks, shag upholstery, a "Go-Go" buton on the dashboard, a meat thermometer temperature gauge and orange porch lamps. After the movie it was repurposed as the Jokermobile on the "Batman" TV series.
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Elvis bought it in 1974. It was supposedly one of his favorite cars. THe interior has custom red leather seats and gold plated accents. This was the last car he drove through the gates of Graceland on the day he died.
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This car is so long! I think it's even longer than a pickup truck. I can't imagine driving it. It's longer than two of my cars end-to-end. I don't think I noticed the gold extras when we were there. The gold Cadillac on the grill, the gold rims and the gold Cadillac logo. I'm sure that was expensive!
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