Scavenger Hunt – Step 10
Category: Scavenger Hunt
Scavenger Hunt – Step 9
9. The Name is Bond
The 1977 Lotus Esprit S1, nicknamed “Wet Nellie,” starred in The Spy Who Loved Me, transforming from sports car to submarine on screen. It remains one of the most famous James Bond cars ever created. The Bond franchise is a cinema legend, shaping the spy genre and thrilling audiences for over 60 years. These original Bond vehicles will be on display at The Automobile Gallery until early 2026, a rare chance to experience movie history up close.
Clue? To complete the scavenger hunt, find the person who greeted you; they will give you your final clue.
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Scavenger Hunt – Step 8
8. Art Imitates Life
This iconic Volkswagen Bus became a symbol of freedom, peace, and adventure during the hippie movement of the 1960s and ’70s. It appeared at music festivals, protests, and even in Beatles-era pop culture. Local artist Diane Flaig created this piece to honor the countless stories of those who drove it.
Clue? Lights. Camera. Action. Let’s take a drive…. into the deep sea!
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Scavenger Hunt – Step 7
7. The Expansion of The Automobile Gallery
Welcome to a dynamic addition to The Automobile Gallery & Event Center, thoughtfully designed to expand our capacity for hosting larger events and showcasing even more automotive artistry. This space seamlessly blends modern amenities with the timeless charm of classic vehicles, offering a unique backdrop for any occasion. Begin your journey in the Classic Truck Garage, where vintage pickups and workhorses of the past are displayed in all their restored glory.
Clue? Within our gallery, automobiles are the art. But for one distinct piece, we’ve combined the art of painting and automotive into one.
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Scavenger Hunt – Step 6
6. Turning Point for an American Jewel
The 1960 Chevrolet Corvette is more than a beautiful machine—it’s a symbol of a turning point in American automotive history. In the 1960s, General Motors transformed the Corvette into a true performance icon, helping to solidify its reputation worldwide. Just like this car, The Automobile Gallery is a place where history and innovation meet. Both tell stories of vision, craftsmanship, and the enduring passion for the open road.
Clue? Look before exploring the next building; your next clue may be on the other side.
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Scavenger Hunt – Step 5
5. Schedule Your Next Event With Us
You are now in our Event Room….an ideal space for corporate meetings, private parties, networking events, and celebrations of all kinds. With flexible seating, premium audio-visual equipment, full catering options, and a stylish atmosphere surrounded by automotive excellence, it’s the perfect setting for your next event.
Clue? A rare American sport car; so unique I have my own room in The Automobile Gallery. I am old, but thanks to the Gallery, I don’t look a day over 29!
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Scavenger Hunt – Step 4
4. Green Bay History – Home of the Packers
This car once belonged to Bart Starr, legendary Green Bay Packers quarterback and two-time Super Bowl champion. Known for his leadership both on and off the field, Starr was a beloved figure in the Green Bay community. His car is more than just a vehicle, it’s a piece of Packers and Wisconsin history, reflecting the same class, integrity, and timeless appeal that defined Bart Starr himself.
Clue? We gather, we enjoy… we celebrate! Look where you go when asking for the tab!
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Scavenger Hunt – Step 3
3. Red Lewis Vision
Great job on finding the second clue! William “Red” Lewis wasn’t just a car enthusiast, he was a visionary. A native of Green Bay, Red saw potential in an abandoned Cadillac dealership and reimagined it as a place where automobiles would be celebrated as works of art. His passion and determination turned a forgotten space into a thriving gallery that now inspires thousands of visitors each year.
Clue? Go Pack Go! Home of the Green Bay Packers!
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Scavenger Hunt – Step 2
2. A Legacy in Motion: Red Lewis’ Final Ride
This 2020 Ford GT holds special meaning at The Automobile Gallery. It was the last vehicle personally purchased by our founder, William “Red” Lewis. A lifelong entrepreneur and automotive enthusiast, Red admired the GT for its stunning design, engineering, and connection to racing heritage. This car reflects his love for innovation and performance, a fitting tribute to a man whose vision brought this gallery to life. Though Red is no longer with us, his passion continues to drive every corner of this space.
Clue? Your next clue brings us back to the beginning. What was formerly located at 400 South Adams Street? Do you recognize the brand?
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Scavenger Hunt – Welcome Page
Welcome to The Automobile
Gallery & Event Center
1. Ready to Ride?
Welcome to The Automobile Gallery’s Route 400, your map to the legends of the road. We are going to take you on a road trip of the gallery, handing you the keys to unlock history, horsepower and hidden gems.
Clue? I am red, sport, and extremely rare, with a lining that is unmatched. Find me!
