Fountainhead Antique Auto Museum

05/28/2026

When America banned alcohol in 1920, nobody expected it to reshape the automobile forever. But that's exactly what happened.

In this first deep-dive episode, Dan and Bobby trace how Prohibition forever altered America's car culture, and helped build the foundations of NASCAR, muscle cars, and modding culture.

Full video here: https://youtu.be/bIxUDCgGtLI

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When America banned alcohol in 1920, nobody expected it to reshape ...

05/18/2026

Studebaker was the oldest automobile company in America, starting out building horse-drawn carriages. By 1931, the President sat at the top of their lineup; a straight eight-powered flagship with elegant Four Seasons coachwork, a rumble seat, and serious sporting character.

05/09/2026

Studebaker was the oldest automobile company in America, starting out building horse-drawn carriages. By 1931, the President sat at the top of their lineup; a straight eight-powered flagship with elegant Four Seasons coachwork, a rumble seat, and serious sporting character.

This isn't the heavy family wagon most people picture when they hear "Studebaker."

Check out the full video here! https://youtu.be/5gQ8zSXrdTk

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This 1931 Studebaker President Model 80 hasn't run in 15 to 20 years. Acquired from the Stan Lucas collection in California, it needed a stuck fuel pump valv...

04/22/2026

When it was released the Airflow's design was too edgy for most customers and sales suffered for it, but how would you rate it's modern day appeal?

04/11/2026

Happy Friday! We are keeping the content flowing while we are working on our move! In this video, we explore the engineering, design, and legacy of the Chrysler Airflow, an innovative car that ultimately failed in the marketplace, but went on to influence the future of automotive design.

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The 1934 Chrysler Airflow was one of the most advanced automobiles of its time.Developed using wind tunnel testing and influenced by aerodynamic principles o...

04/07/2026

We talk about about a real piece of vintage era luxury, the 1918 Biddle Towncar!

04/04/2026

It's the end of an era! Since June of 2009 we have brought our museum and the story of the early American automobile and fashion to life in our 30,000 sq.ft. home at Wedgewood Resort.

This week we have officially closed our old location and are beginning our moving process to our new 90,000 sq.ft. facility at 3225 Airport Way!

When we reopen this June (exact day TBD), we will have triple the space to display more cars, more fashion, more Alaska history, and our biggest new addition, vintage planes!

Thank you to everybody who has ridden along on this journey with us, we are excited to see you again at the next stop along the way!

03/31/2026

Today is our last day open in our current location! After today we will be closed until we complete the move to our new location, with our grand re-opening slated for June. The exact day in June is TBD, but we will be sure to update our channels as soon as we know!

Swing by from 12PM - 4PM today for your last chance to enjoy the current iteration of our museum!

03/31/2026

What's the MOST modified Model T you've ever seen?

03/29/2026

hello fairbanks, if you are out and about sunday 3-29-2026 bring your kids (of any age) even the gray haired ones, for a ride in the 1917 Ford snow flyer. we plan to have the snow flyer out from noon till 4pm. should be a nice day and fun for all. w***y