In the below photo, to the right of the door stickers, is a tiny buzzer switch, you have to buzz it, tell them you're there to see the museum, and you're in. Walk left to sign in with the secretary and begin your look around.
Above is the front door.... not a lot of splash to advertise what's going on.. I figure if you see this and the following photo, you'll have a good idea how to find it. It's on the south side of the road, if you take the exit I did (the 605 north off the 210... and be warned, it's very weird) , you'll turn right and drive through Duarte a couple blocks before you get to it.
Justice Brothers World Headquarters & Racing Museum2734 East Huntington DriveDuarte, CA 91010 U.S.A.Telephone: 626.359.9174Toll Free: 800.835.8784http://justicebrothers.com/pages/racing-museum/r&m_racingmuseum_directions.htm when you see this bell in the center divide, stop, look south, and bingo. Look for the below clock in front of their building
Yeah, this vette and the other stuff is next to the printer/copier and the receptionists desks. Ain't that a cool place to work?
here is the area right inside the front door. wowin the abo0ve photo to the right is the way to the receptionist/secretary
I believe this Pitts airplane is similar to the one Betty Skelton flew
http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2011/05/betty-skelton-duntovs-test-driver.html I don't know about Gordon Schroeder, but the Bell Auto Parts got my attention
Oh... the above says "Mfd by Gordon Schroeder Burbank California" so maybe the Bell Auto Parts was a cooperative venture with Gordon and Bell
