The Fountainhead Collection includes 67 historically significant American automobiles, approximately 50 of which are on display at one time. Each illustrates important developments in early American automotive history. Some highlights of the collection include early steam, electric and hybrid cars, one-of-a-kind and sole-surviving vehicles, a cyclecar, the United States’ first V16-powered auto, midget racers and the first American production car with front-wheel drive. 

Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum
AUTOMOBILE COLLECTION
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1906 Cadillac odel unabout

1906 Compound 7 1/2 Touring

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1907 Franklin Type D Landaulette

1903 Toledo 12-HP Touring

  • Our cars are available for adoption! It doesn't involve money. Instead, individuals or families "claim" a specific car and make an agreement to come in and polish it occasionally. It's a great way to learn more about the cars and their history.
  • 1898 Hay Hotchkiss Stanhope Phaeton
  • 1899 Hertel Runabout
  • 1901 Rochester Steam Runabout (in restoration)
  • 1903 Cadillac Runabout
  • 1903 Toledo 12-HP Touring
  • 1904 Rambler Model L Canopy Tonneau
  • 1904 Stevens-Duryea Model L Runabout
  • 1905 Oldsmobile Model B Curved Dash Runabout
  • 1906 Cadillac Model K Runabout
  • 1906 Compound Type 7 1/2 Touring
  • 1907 Cartercar Model A Fixed Tonneau Touring
  • 1907 Ford Model K6-40 Roadster
  • 1907 Franklin Type D Landaulette
  • 1907 White Steamer Model G Custom Touring (in restoration)
  • 1908 Brush Model BC Runabout
  • 1908 Cadillac Model G Touring
  • 1908 Rambler Model 31 Touring
  • 1909 Cadillac Model 30 Touring (in restoration)
  • 1909 Ford Model T Touring
  • 1909 International Harvester Model D Auto Buggy
  • 1909 Oldsmobile Model D Palace Touring
  • 1909 Hudson Model 20 Roadster
  • 1910 Advance 28N Traction Engine
  • 1910 Chalmers Detroit  Model K “30” (on loan from Creamer family)
  • 1910 Stanley Model R 20 hp Steam Car
  • 1910 Whiting Model A Roadster (in restoration)
  • 1911 Everitt Model 30 Touring
  • 1911 Ford Model T Depot Hack
  • 1911 Ford Model T Open Runabout
  • 1911 Oakland Model 24 Roadster
  • 1912 Buick Model 29 Touring (in restoration)
  • 1912 Peerless Model 36-Six/Model K Touring
  • 1912 Premier Series M Model 4-40 7-passenger Touring
  • 1912 Rauch & Lang Brougham
  • 1913 Henderson Roadster
  • 1914 Grant Model M Roadster 
  • 1914 Moline-Knight Model 50 7-passenger Touring
  • 1914 Woods Mobilette Model 4 Tandem Roadster
  • 1915 Mack Flatbed Truck (in restoration)
  • 1916 Dodge Touring (on loan from Don & Ray Cameron and David Stone)
  • 1917 Owen-Magnetic Model M-25 Touring
  • 1917 Ford Model T Snow Flyer
  • 1918 Biddle Series H Town Car (in restoration)
  • 1918 Duplex 4WD Flatbed Truck
  • 1919 Stutz Bulldog Sport Touring
  • 1919 McFarlan Type 125 Sport Touring (in restoration)
  • 1919 Pierce Arrow Series 5 Model 31 Touring
  • 1919 Studebaker Tow Truck
  • 1920 Argonne Model D Roadster
  • 1921 Daniels Model D Touring
  • 1921 Heine-Velox V-12 Victoria Touring (in restoration)
  • 1922 Wills Sainte Claire Model A-68 Sedan
  • 1925 Chrysler Model B-70 Phaeton
  • 1927 Stutz Blackhawk Vertical 8 Boattail Speedster
  • 1928 Hupmobile Century Series A Opera Coupe
  • 1928 Oakland All-American Six Landau Sedan
  • 1928 Pierce Arrow Series 81 Convertible Coupe
  • 1929 Ford Model A Special Coupe
  • 1930 Packard Deluxe Eight Model 745 Roadster
  • 1931 Cord Model L-29 Cabriolet
  • 1932 Cadillac 452-B V16 Imperial Limousine (in restoration)
  • 1932 Chrysler Custom Imperial Series CL Convertible Sedan
  • 1933 Auburn V-12 Custom Speedster
  • 1933 Hupmobile Model K-321 Victoria
  • 1934 American Austin Series 475 Coupe
  • 1934 Packard 12 Model 1107 7-passenger Touring
  • 1935 Offenhauser Midget Racer
  • 1936 Packard Model 1408 V-12
  • 1937 Ford Midget V8-60 Racer
  • 1938 Elto Midget Racer
  • Additional Museum Exhibits
  • 1917 Cleveland Motorcycle
  • pre-1900 Albany Cutter Sleigh
  • ca. 1926 Fordson Snow Motor (on loan from the Pioneer Aviation Museum)