In a year when our National Parks and Ma Nature in general have been on the defensive, it feels good to see a piece of history from a time when the public held them in higher esteem.
The Kesey-an rig you see above is the original White Motor Company 1937 tour bus that visitors to Yellowstone, our first national park, would pile into for what must have been a truly bouncy ride around the grounds.
Right now, the Sotheby’s listing is light on specs and advises to check back. But here’s what we know: it’s from 1937, so you better be handy with a wrench under the hood. That said, it is fully restored, including the leather roof, which is removable (how badass is that?).
National Parks and touring a general interest of yours besides? Check out our brief but comprehensive guide to the can’t-miss experiences in each National Park, or this piece about how to visit every NP in one epic road trip.
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