Anyone living in or traveling to the Central Valley of California in the next few months should plan to visit the California Automobile Museum in Sacramento. You’ll want to see the dozen historically significant pickup trucks on display there.
Dressed up to do the things they’re built to do, the pickups are part of a temporary exhibit called “The Pickup Truck: Where Utility Meets Everyday.” The exhibit showcases some of the most important pickups built during the last century. It even includes an aluminum-body Ford F-150 to represent today’s workhorse (some will argue whether this pickup will ever become a classic, but you never know).
“Where Utility Meets Everyday” includes period-correct displays of the activities for which these trucks may have been purchased, along with several interactive displays designed to get kids and adults contributing to the exhibit. Our favorites were the miniature toy truck display and the post-the-oddest-thing-you’ve-seen-in-a-pickup-bed board, where people can briefly tell their own stories about how creative pickup owners can be when it comes to cargo.
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