Edge Motor Museum

Shark Week isn’t just for our friends near the ocean!

From July 6 through July 13, visitors can get an up-close look at the Shark Roadster, one of the sharpest and most talked-about cars in the gallery.

No cage required. Just a ticket and a good look at a car that combines bold design, personality, and plenty of presence.

If you’ve been meaning to see the Shark Roadster in person, Shark Week is the perfect excuse to stop in and bring someone along for the ride. Plan your visit and get more information at edgemotormuseum.com.

Your next museum visit just got a little more high-tech.

The new Edge Motor Museum app is officially here, giving visitors a new way to explore the stories, history, and details behind the cars throughout the gallery.

Think of it as your digital co-pilot while you walk through the museum. Whether you want to dive deeper into the exhibits or make the most of your next visit, the app brings the experience to life even more.

The Edge app is now available on the App Store and Google Play. Download it before your next visit, and take the museum experience along for the ride.

This was a lot of fun to do with our friends at the Eclectic Eye.
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What do antique cars and modern eyewear have in common? 🚘 For designer Jeff Press, it’s all about timeless style! ✨ 🚘 Drawing inspiration from the sleek lines of vintage automobiles, he infused that spirit into the Streamline collection for Press Eyewear. 🚘 We explored the Edge Motor Museum in Memphis with owner Richard Vining, who shared captivating stories behind these classic beauties. 🚘 Each frame is named after iconic cars like the Roadster, Bel Air, Speedster, Stingray, and Cobra! With Vining's help, we found their matching classics at the museum—bringing this stylish journey full circle! Come see for yourself on Saturday, June 13th! ⭐️

Icons of American Speed | April 29, 429 Day | Ford BOSS 429

Built for NASCAR. Stuffed into a Mustang. Limited in number. Legendary forever.

The BOSS 429 was Ford’s answer to stock car racing regulations. With hemispherical heads and a massive engine bay conversion, the 429 became one of Ford’s most collectible powerplants.

▪️NASCAR homologation special
▪️HEMI-style airflow
▪️7.0L of raw engineering

Big, bold, and built for speed, the BOSS 429 was Ford’s performance flex.

Explore its legacy at Edge Motor Museum: www.edgemotormuseum.com