To mark its 65th anniversary, the Volo Museum is celebrating in a way only true car enthusiasts would: by giving away a 1960 Buick LeSabre once brought to the screen in the film by Bette Davis and Jimmy Stewart Right of way. It’s not just a rare collector car – it’s a piece of mid-century Americana with real Hollywood pedigree.
A movie car with mid-century charm
Buick’s giveaway captures everything that made early 1960s Detroit design unforgettable: sweeping lines, chrome accents and a presence that modern cars simply can’t replicate. Add to that its on-screen history, and the LeSabre becomes more than just a classic – it becomes a story-telling piece, the kind of car you’re proud to show and share.
Honoring 65 years of automotive preservation
The raffle commemorates the year the Grams family founded the Volo Museum in 1960. What started as a humble roadside attraction has grown into a world-renowned destination for classic cars, movie vehicles and fascinating exhibits – all without government funding. The museum’s independence and family spirit make this anniversary so significant.
How to take part
- Price: 1960 Buick LeSabre, used in Right of way
- No purchase necessary
- One entry per person
- Winner announced: December 19, 2025
A chance to advance local history
In a world of collector cars where vehicles used in films are increasingly out of reach, the Volo Museum is offering one to the public as a thank you to the enthusiasts who have supported it for 65 years. If you’ve ever dreamed of owning a classic with a Hollywood twist and a historic moment in automotive culture, this is your chance.
Step inside today and you could be driving home a piece of American history.
