Dahl Auto Museum

08/02/2023

Stop into the Dahl Auto Museum to check out this 1928 Chrysler 2 Door Deluxe Coupe!

The Series 52 was a continuation of the Chrysler 50. Styling differences included bullet-shaped headlights, a center mounted tracking head lamp, and the new style visor for closed cars.
- Engine: 180 cubic inch Inline L-head 6 cylinder
- Wheel Base: 106 inches with wood spoke wheels as standard
- Price: $720.00

12/20/2022

Thank you to LoveNesters for putting together this amazing video, giving you a glimpse into the Dahl Auto Museum!

Wisconsin's unofficial Ford Museum is the Dahl Automotive museum. Five generations have been selling Fords and have collected some Rare, Classic and Muscle ...

06/11/2021

June is National Dairy Month. This month celebrates the farmers who help make Wisconsin America's Dairyland. Wisconsin dairy farmers have dedicated their lives to feeding communities across the state, country and globe. In our collection we have one of the first styles of a Ford working truck, the 1919 Ford Model TT. This truck was originally sold by Harry Dahl Senior of Dhal Auto Ford dealers to Chas. Hass Dairy in La Crosse. The Ford Model TT had a large hauling capacity which made it perfect for transporting milk from the dairy farm to its customers.

05/30/2021

Memorial Day is officially celebrated on the last Monday during the month of May. Memorial Day is dedicated to service men and women who gave their lives for freedom and country. It is also a time to remember loved ones who have passed away. The roots of Memorial Day observance, goes back to 1865 and the end of the Civil War.
Come in and see our Ford Willys Jeep from the Korean War.

05/24/2021

The International Council of Museums (ICOM) created International Museum Day in 1977. This year’s theme is “The Future of Museums: Recover and Reimagine”. What better way to celebrate Museum day than to visit the Dahl Auto Museum.
Come into our museum this week (Wend-Sat 10am -4pm)to see how cars have been reimagined throughout the years. One such car on display in our museum is the Subaru STI S209. Since 1988, Subaru engineers have studied and applied motorsports and vehicle development to upgrade and refine Subaru vehicles — both for professional racing and personal enjoyment. Engineers and test drivers spent thousands of hours at the track, on challenging roads, and in the garage, tweaking and measuring the performance of the STI S209. The reimagined design of this model makes its one of the best vehicles for easily maneuvering corners and turns.