Brad Boyjain Futurliner GM Futurliner Restoration Project National Automotive and Truck Museum of the United States

Brad Boyjain Futurliner GM Futurliner Restoration Project National Automotive and Truck Museum of the United States
HOME '33 World's Fair 1936 Parade 1938 Previews 1941 Parade 1953 Parade 1954 Parade Aero-O-Dome Exhibits Demonstrations Appreciation Letters Futurliner In-Line Six Other Futurliners Kadletz Boyjain Boyjain 1 Boyjain 2 Boyjain 3 Valdez Peter Pan Pan 1 Pan 2 Pan 3 Learned Jonsson Paraders Oral Roberts Cathedral Cruiser	The pictures here are that of the Futurliner that Bortz owned, then was purchased by another person and spent some time in a warehouse in Dana, Indiana (this where Charlie Glick made forms to cast the letters for our Futurliner) and then ended up in California. Dave Wyatt from Dana, IN provided us with the following information and pictures. We received them on March 13, 2002. I spotted this (OK it was hard to miss) liner sitting on a low boy ready for transport a couple of years ago. It was in Dana, IN at the time and according to the truck driver, it was headed to a museum in California. As you can see, the tires had been removed for transport, they are secured to the trailer. I knew a loose and vague history and had seen one on TV in an old GM clip, but had never seen one of these beauties in person. I was lucky to see this one as it left town shortly after I got home that evening. It drew a crowd, even in such a sad state. I just happen to come across the May 2002 Motor Trend and saw the article, which is how I found the website.
	ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
	If you have any additional information about the history or whereabouts of additional Futurliners, we would like to hear from you. Our objective is to capture as much of the history of these vehicles as possible.