The AACA Museum in Hershey currently has an exhibit called 100 years of Indy 500 Pace Cars. They have over a dozen pace cars ranging from a 1930 Cord Model L-29 to a 1998 Chevrolet Corvette pace car including 6 Buicks, 3 Corvettes and a Camaro. If you are in the Hershey, PA area you should check it out. The exhibit runs until October 9. For more info visit the museum'* website at AACAMuseum.org.

Sounds like a great time.

This is the best one: 1990 Chevy Beretta.


My step-dad has one of the 8 prototypes in his shop from GM.

89 TTA was definitely the best

"Carter'* 20th Anniversary TTA, as well as the other 1,554, were built not only to commemorate the twentieth year of Pontiac'* flagship ponycar but also to pace the 73rd Indianapolis 500 on May 28, 1989. According to Pontiac Historic Services, the widely held belief that the TTA was the first pace car in the illustrious history of the Indy 500 that didn't need power modifications of any kind is true."

The owner of Lazytown in his studio in iceland let me take a picture with his corvette pace car. i thought it was pretty cool.

hey why can't i put images in anymore?

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Attachments working......., I don't know Dude. It has to be on your end

Haha jackass

I love donkeys...Wonder what that sayz about me.

You like jackasses LOL