Permanently closed January 17, 2021
Muscle Car City is a museum with well over 170 vintage ’50s to early ’70s muscle cars. Featuring classic cars and hot rods spanning 35 years of makes and models. The collection boasts GM Performance Cars from ’67 – ’70 Z-28 Camaro’s, ’68 – ’71 396 Camaro’s, ’64 – ’71 SS Chevelle’s, ’65 – ’71 SS El Camino’s, ’58 – ’67 Big Block Impalas, ’64 – ’71 Pontiac GTOs, ’64 – ’72 Oldsmobile 442s and a huge assortment of Hot Rods and Antique Chevys. Rick has managed to maintain and collect one or more Corvette of each year from 1954 – 1975 and several of each series from 1975 – 2016.
10175 Tamiami Trail
Punta Gorda, FL 33950
P: 941-575-5959
Email: mccity1@aol.com
Cost: $13.38, children $6.42
Plan: 1-2hr
Open: Tuesday – Sunday 9am – 5pm
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The Morrison Motor Car Museum has vintage & antique vehicles plus racing memorabilia showcased in a roomy space with a gift shop.
When Jimmy Morrison began searching for a property to expand his successful collector car dealership, he had no idea he would wind up in the museum business, but that’s exactly what happened when Morrison Motor Co, Inc. took ownership of Backing Up Classics Motor Car museum in 2001.
Since then, it has been renamed Morrison Motor Car Museum. The museum has a distinct racing atmosphere, but that’s not its only appeal. Rare and unique streetcars are prevalent and include Classic cars, Corvettes, Delorean, Moonshine Display, and Vietnam display also. Morrison’s operation of the museum includes regular display changes and a fresh inventory of cars. The museum regularly attracts visitors from all over the world.
4545 Concord Pkwy S
Concord, NC 28027
P: 704-788-9500
Email: morrisonmotorco@gmail.com
Adults $8
Seniors & Kids under 5 $6
Plan: 1hr
Open Mon-Tues-Thurs-Fri 9:30 am-Last Tour 4 pm
Open Sat 9:30 am-Last Tour 3 pm
Sunday & Wednesday Closed
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The Veit Automotive Foundation Educational Museum is preserving Cars for Future Generations, educating all ages about our past & present while preserving Classics for the future.
The Veit Automotive Foundation is more than about the Hot Rods we display. They are about the history, the people, the car clubs, and the genre it represents.
The Foundation started with modest beginnings as the Veit Family car collection. Early on, they shared the family’s personal car collection with friends, family, and car clubs alike. It wasn’t until they established the non-profit 501C-3 foundation and opened the museum to the public for the first time in July of 1998 that the foundation became official.
Today, the Veit Automotive Foundation is located on a 500-acre campus an hour outside of Minneapolis just South of Monticello, MN off of I94. The foundation’s multiple vintage-looking barns house the 70 plus restored vehicles and over 200 rare and unusual gas pumps.
The vehicles reside in the vintage-looking barns specifically built to house the vehicles on display. The foundation’s museum allows us to share the historical artifacts within the collection.
914 80th St NW
Buffalo, MN 55313
P: 612-805-4780
Email: veitauto@gmail.com
Admission: Free
Plan: 1-2hr
Open: Tuesday – Thursday 9am – 3pm, May – October
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Sloan Museum’s Automotive Collection totals 100 vehicles, which have been acquired through gifts and occasional purchases made possible by the Sloan Museum Auto Fair, their largest annual fundraiser. Over 30 vehicles are currently on display at the new Sloan Museum of Discovery.
The 11,000-square-foot Durant Vehicle Gallery presents rotating exhibits about the history and future of the automobile inside the Sloan Museum of Discovery (formerly off-site at Buick Gallery).
Plus you can visit all of the other exhibits at the museum which expand well beyond vehicles including history and science plus an interactive learning exhibit for children.
4190 E Court St, Burton
MI 48509
P: 810-237-3450
Email: sloan@sloanlongway.org
Ages 12-59 $13
Seniors/Students with ID $10
Children ages 2-11 $8
Children under 2 FREE
Plan: 1hr
Tuesday – Saturday 10am – 5pm
Sunday 12am – 5pm
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Mount Dora Museum of Speed is no longer open to the public, but if you’re interested in bulk purchasing items from the museum you can reach out to the museum for more information.
206 N Highland St
Mt Dora, FL 32757
E: classicdc@aol.com
P: 352-385-0049
$15, NO CHILDREN UNDER 14
Plan: 1-2hr
Mount Dora Museum of Speed Hours:
Closed
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