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Bonneville Salt Flats Discussion => Bonneville Contacts & Links => Topic started by: mudwump on April 11, 2016, 02:06:05 PM
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Hello Everyone,
It's happening. The Bonneville Raceway Museum project has started in full swing. We have an architect in place for the design work. The land is acquired. A promotion firm will soon be selected to help us get the word out on the museum. The museum will be located on the edge on the Salt Flats near I-80 Exit 2 in Wendover, Utah. This will be a world class facility that will encompass the rich history of the entire sport of land speed racing at the flats. We hope to have displays from the garage/backyard mechanic to the big teams. Also the years of administration and support that have made the events happen will be part of the museum. We need your help with getting the word out, stories to highlight, displays to design, and financial support. Visit us on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/BonnevilleSpeedwayMuseum/ (http://www.facebook.com/BonnevilleSpeedwayMuseum/).
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Looks great! Let's hope there is still salt to race on when the museum is completed.
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Lookin good :cheers:
"All" that glass will capture a little of the salt that is being blown around, :-D
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FYI
The City of Wendover City council (Utah) has voted down the building of the museum since no legacy funding was secured. Mayor Mike Crawford has purchased a residence on the other side of the country and may well be leaving this project in the dust bin.
Please be careful before you donate anything, or any money to this project.
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She is correct and this is iffy at best.
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a lot of us donated already. Guess that money went in somebodies pocket!!
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Mike Crawford got it all the money, and items. It would be respectful if the man would return the items, or denote them the university of Utah Marriott Library that already maintains a significant land speed racing archive.
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well..... there's always Carmens.
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Mike Crawford got it all the money, and items. It would be respectful if the man would return the items, or denote them the university of Utah Marriott Library that already maintains a significant land speed racing archive.
B'ville museum building........in N.C. ?
:-D :-D :-D :-D :evil: :evil:
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Maybe a credit can be lined up at the parts house in town for anyone who donated money. :-D
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SPAM ALERT!