Russell's Truck and Travel Auto Museum by Richardphotos
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Description
Russell's Truck and Travel Auto Museum. ... Travel Auto Museum located on I-40's exit 369 in New Mexico
A 1957 Chevrolet Camino pickup. A former client had one in his collection of rare antique cars

Comments (28)
Nice!
Wonderful museum. Great cars.
Interesting !
SUPERB CAPTURE
I am going to go there just to touch everything! LOL. Dear Lord. I recognize his fencing around all the stuff in the back. Great picture, buddy! And a very cool truck.
I want to visit this place, love all the classy vehichles and displays.
Wonderful auto museum display of vintage cars and other golden oldies !
handy looking truck :)
A fine museum, could go for a 10-cent Coke right about now.
Beautiful collection
I wonder how many ignore the sign anyway! Human nature to do what you are not suppose to do! LOL! Wonderful photo!
Cool didn't realize they made a Camino model back in the day.
excellent capture with an adequate angle of view !!! wonderful site !!!
awesome, love old trucks
Call me wierd but I love those old signs and adverts on the wall!
Wonderful LUV these classics
Cool, great capture!
Cool capture!!!
WOW my friend... I love this place... Marvelous old cars also !!!
It looks like a really cool museum.
Wonderful collection
Looks to be an awesome place to visit....
What a great job!
Cool... I always enjoyed see the old classic cars and trucks....
A wonderful shot of this museum, Richard! I could spend some serious time in there...
The register is wonderful, what a fascinating find 😀
like the Marilyn pictures
You always get such dramatic takes on cars. Love your angles on these. With your angle, the hoods just jump out of frame, and make a lineup going back. Like a military formation. Also, the strong hues make for an eye popping sight. I love all the stuff they put on the wall here; it adds to the tight, crowded and intense feel of the place. Great job on all these shots: They have real intensity and movement. (I also love the "Do Not Touch" sign in front. Great addition to the shot.)
btw, I didn't know you worked on houses and such. You've done a lot in your life. And yes, the designs of great architects have been overtaken by the more traditional designs of mansions and complexes. When you see lots of Wrights in a row---some of Chicago's suburbs have lots of them---you realize the impact of visionary architecture. I'm impressed with what you've done.