You'll see antique pick-up trucks, delivery, logging, farm and emergency vehicles, farm tractors and tractor-trailers - original and beautifully restored machinery you won't see anywhere else! Exhibitors include the Maine Chapter of the American Truck Historical Society.

The Museum will auction off rides aboard its 1941 Stearman and 1933 Waco biplanes. Rides are good for one year and are transferable. The Stearman carries one passenger, the Waco carries two.

Rain or shine, visitors will have access to the Museum's indoor collection of dozens of antique cars and pioneer aeroplanes. The Museum will showcase its newest exhibit, "Tin Lizzie in Maine," a 100th anniversary tribute to the automobile that revolutionized and industry; celebrating its versatility and impact on the Pine Tree State. "This is one of our most ambitious exhibitions in the Museum's history," said curator Ethan Yankura. "We've recreated an authentic Maine garage-circa 1920-that houses our 1913 Model T as well as various items from the period. Also on display are several examples of how the Model T was adapted for a variety of uses from a rail car to an ice saw." A highlight for young and old is a cut-away Model T which has all the moving parts of a real Model T exposed for all to see.

In addition to the car and plane show, there will be active demonstrations of turn-of-the-century automobiles, free rides in a Model T Ford, and special children's activities. All-in-all, it's tons of fun for the whole family!