San Diego Automotive Museum

Not only that, but your kids get some really delicious candy early before Halloween, so go check that out.

The San Diego Automotive Museum.

I believe we love that museum so much.

We love that

Uh, at the time, it was a branch of the National History Museum, and they didn't really have a curator who was steeped in automotive history.

So, uh, they found me at the San Diego Automotive Museum and invited me to join, and I've, I've been here t- really loving it ever since.

Now, w- were you involved in... 'Cause you were there from the beginning when, when they said, "Hey, we, we need a, a curator." Mr.

Petersen created Hot Rod Magazine and a bunch of oth- other publications, so, uh, obviously not just stepping into this, you know, blindfolded.

Heck, I would put the zoo at least higher, too, on this list.

They put the San Diego Automotive Museum and the light blue space.

That should go higher, in my opinion.

When are you talking about light blue, dark blue?

You have to pay attention to the board.

The light blue one.

San Diego Automotive Museum is in a light blue section.

I think it should go higher.

This program is sponsored by Dave Stall.

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This monthly program is here to give you the latest news and updates on what is going on at the San Diego Automotive Museum.

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Here is your host for San Diego Automotive Museum Radio, Dave Stall.

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If you want to race, I'm thinking about doing that and then getting a car put together for whoever and have them come out and race to get more people into it.

Well, it's funny you say that because I work with the San Diego Automotive Museum and they have an educational program called Ignite.

And it's all high school kids that want to learn to work on cars.

And they built a 370Z and they got to take it to Laguna Seca.

If you want to race, I'm thinking about doing that and then getting a car put together for whoever and have them come out and race to get more people into it.

Well, it's funny you say that because I work with the San Diego Automotive Museum, and they have an educational program called Ignite.

And it's all high school kids that want to learn to work on cars.

And they built a 370Z, and they got to take it to Laguna Seca.