Savoy Automobile Museum
CARTERSVILLE, GA – Sports car designs in the 1960s were inspirational – especially to individuals who were motivated to create something new. While magazine articles showed how to do this, few people stepped up to the plate – and for good reason. The challenge was bringing together a set of skills which included expertise in design, fabrication, engineering and drivetrain power. And while this list of skills in just one person is quite rare, you had to add the element of “perseverance to finish the job” to the list too.
Join the Savoy Automobile Museum as this forum on March 22, 2025, at 2:00 pm, explores both the individual sports car designs and company-created models produced in the 1960s. It also reviews the challenges of building your own car with the added element of creating something uniquely your own. Forum speakers bring to the table expertise in history, engineering, fabrication, restoration and design inspiration around these handcrafted cars.
Tickets are complimentary for members and included with museum admission for the general public. Savoy Automobile Museum is located at 3 Savoy Lane, Cartersville, GA. For more information about the website, please visit savoymuseum.org.
This program is part of our Tireside Chats series. Tireside Chats are sponsored in part by Styles Auto Care.
3 Savoy Lane,
Cartersville, GA
Phone: 770.416.1500
Email: info@savoymuseum.org
Hours: Tues–Sun 10am–5pm
Web: savoymuseum.org
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