Tailgate Travelers: The Story of American Station Wagon
This edition of America's Transportation Experience's Museum Live takes an in-depth look at the American station wagon with author Matthew Litwin. Matt’s upcoming book, Tailgate Travelers: The Story of American Station Wagons, examines the history of family haulers and the enthusiasts who continue to own, maintain, and drive the icon of road trip travel. Matt is an author, photographer, and the principal of Motoring Heritage, LLC, which is dedicated to preserving automotive history through entertaining publications that celebrate vintage vehicles and the passionate individuals who cherish them. His mission is to share these stories and inspire future generations.
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