Made a 450 mile round trip in the 72 to visit museum. They have 145 cars about 80% are for sale. Weird thing they only open hoods when charging batteries.

 

That's how it is in my garage.

 

Some nice cars there, and I bet it was a great trip! Thanks for the photos

Would I be correct in saying that the '67 442 shouldn't have the CS logo on the trunk?

 

Same here

 

I have been there, very cool place. Looks like they have a different inventory since i was there a year ago.

 

Hood rule might be for discouraging people to see under the hood. I usually check fluids while connecting the battery disconnect.

Many car museums are a business to show off and make some money of a previously established collection of a gear head, thus, most of them are for sale because of him wanting to own different cars or downsizing. My H/O came from such a place.

A 67 Cutlass Supreme came with an Oldsmobile grille bar, Cutlass fender badges, CS sail panel badges if hardtop or vinyl hardtop, CS trunk badge, Cutlass trunk badge, CS door panel interior badges and Cutlass Supreme dash badge. The 442 replaced the grille, fenders, trunk, and dash Cutlass badges with 442 badges, left the door panel and trunk CS badges, and deleted the sail panel CS badges.

 

that green cutlass in the last pic was for sale in rock rapids between okoboji and sioux falls last year,building even looks the same.

 

that is correct. Car is still there, I had originally had put thar in the write up but had to redo and forgot

 

i live about 60 miles from okoboji,spent lots of weekends there in the 70's and 80's i drive by that museum but have never stopped,gonna have to next time i'm up there.