Lloyd Van Horn, of Mason City, kept on trucking for over 30 years

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You've probably never seen anything like some of the classic trucks housed at Lloyd Van Horn's Truck Museum.Van Horn was always fascinated by the automobiles of yesteryear and opened the museum in 1983. Three large buildings were filled with some of the oldest commercial-type vehicles, including a 1912 Saurer that was believed to be the only one in existence. There was also a 1918 GMC circus truck with a working calliope.Watch the video above to see the massive collection of collectible automobiles.With a collection of 60 automobiles dating back to 1906, only one was older than 1930. Over the course of 30 years, 208 trucks pre-dating 1930 made their way through his museum. » Download the free ��vlog app to get updates on the go: Apple | Google PlayMore from the ��vlog archives��vlog Archive: News Channel 8 makes Y2K preparations��vlog archives: Musician Tiny Tim once called Des Moines homeFlood of 1993 video you have to see��vlog archives: Adventureland unveils the Underground, world's only indoor wooden coaster

MASON CITY, Iowa —

You've probably never seen anything like some of the classic trucks housed at Lloyd Van Horn's Truck Museum.

Van Horn was always fascinated by the automobiles of yesteryear and opened the museum in 1983.

Three large buildings were filled with some of the oldest commercial-type vehicles, including a 1912 Saurer that was believed to be the only one in existence. There was also a 1918 GMC circus truck with a working calliope.

Watch the video above to see the massive collection of collectible automobiles.

With a collection of 60 automobiles dating back to 1906, only one was older than 1930. Over the course of 30 years, 208 trucks pre-dating 1930 made their way through his museum.

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