Yesterday, we visited the Wisconsin Automotive Museum, which happens to be attached to the building we're working it. It was pretty nifty and we got some ideas for what MCT's next tour vehicle should be (just kidding because the next vehicle shouldn't be a truck, it should be a teleportation device).

It was actually pretty cool because the Kissel Motor Car Company, which custom built cars from 1906-1931 (#DepressionProblems) was in Hartford and we got to see some of their old cars so that was a nifty piece of history. It was also cool because they had a train.

Also, I'm not hunting for guides to traveling Central America (and will be accepting donations) but some of them have the funniest titles like Don't Go There. It's Not Safe. You'll Die. And other more rational advice for overlanding Mexico and Central America, and surprisingly, those types of things make me feel a lot better about traveling there.