Veit Foundation

The Veit automotive foundations museum saw great strides in 2022. Following our mission to educate the guests of all ages we have worked on our display signage for the history of the vehicles and the brands represented on the floor. That signage along with resetting the floor layout allowed us to highlight new vehicles that have returned from restoration or are soon to return from restoration. Those changes to the museum display space's has increased the viewer experience exponentially by category. Those same display spaces saw the addition of new upgraded led light bulbs which helps us cater to older demographics.in 2022, we were also able to fill in specific categories in current collections within the collection. Additional gas pumps returned from restoration, we added additional ashtrays and shift knobs, outboard motors, hanging artwork and petroliana/americana signage from all eras.

Restoration work continues on several 1930's vehicles that are designated to fill future positions on the floor. These will be key components completing categories here at the foundations collection. The museum has continued its no charge free admission policy for guests through the 2022 season.charitable giving continued in 2022 with us supporting several organizations throughout the year.- car shows like - motorhead madness show- change the outcome

In late 2015, the museum started a kids' club to educate children on automobiles and building hot rods. During 2019, museum representatives conducted the kids' club activities at the museum and hosted children's groups, such as girl scout troops working on their "playing the past" badges.

Collection 1933 ford delivery sedan restoration