BY NATE KING Salina Post

Trucks, trucks and you guessed it, more trucks! The Garage Automotive Museum in Salina opened its largest exhibit yet on May 4.

On this episode of "King in the Community," I speak with Matthew Miller-Wells, education director for The Garage, about how he and his team of volunteers managed to move all 40 exhibit vehicles in just three days, his thought process behind selecting which vehicles make it onto the museum floor, and the history of how trucks became a must have vehicle out of necessity.&nbsp;

"Usually exhibit change overs are rewarding, but it comes at a cost usually at the sake of my sanity. I think that's what makes me so proud of this one that it feels like that. You know, we've been at this for a little over a year now and we're really starting to get it pinned down. So it's just it's really great to have this here," Miller-Wells said.&nbsp;

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 </figure>On this episode of "King in the Community," I speak with Matthew Miller-Wells, education director for The Garage, about how he and his team of volunteers managed to move all 40 exhibit vehicles in just three days, his thought process behind selecting which vehicles make it onto the museum floor, and the history of how trucks became a must have vehicle out of necessity.&nbsp;"Usually exhibit change overs are rewarding, but it comes at a cost usually at the sake of my sanity. I think that's what makes me so proud of this one that it feels like that. You know, we've been at this for a little over a year now and we're really starting to get it pinned down. So it's just it's really great to have this here," Miller-Wells said.&nbsp;

🎙King in the Community: Matthew Miller-Wells, The Garage