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Snook’s Dream Cars

Travel in the Past Lane to Snook’s Dream Cars Automobile Museum. Visitors may view cars and “automobilia” from the 30s through the 60s all housed in a 1940s-style Texaco service station.

Pacific Northwest Truck Museum

Oregon

In the Pacific Northwest Truck Museum, you will see some of the great working vehicles that helped develop the Pacific Northwest.

RV Hall of Fame Museum

Indiana

The RV Hall of Fame Museum is self-guided, but there is an information sheet for each unit throughout the museum and informational videos scattered through the building as well.

Toad Hall Classic Car Museum

Massachusetts

Toad Hall Classic Car Museum is a private collection of 40 classic sports cars. Most of them are English, date from the 1950s to the 1980s, and are red!

Motion Unlimited Antique & Classic Vehicle Sales And Museum

South Dakota

The Motion Unlimited Antique & Classic Vehicle Sales And Museum is full of classic, antique, and custom vehicles, pedal cars, toys, oil and gas items, gas pumps, signs, memorabilia, all very nicely displayed.

Motorcyclepedia Museum

New York

Motorcyclepedia Museum is an 85,000 sq. ft. non-profit museum located in Newburgh, NY.

The Motor Transport Museum

California

The Motor Transport Museum was opened to the public on September 22, 1986. The primary objective of the Motor Transport Museum is to educate the public by creating positive awareness and appreciation for old trucks and the development of the motor transport industry.

Flagstaff Auto Museum

Arizona, Coming Soon

The Flagstaff Auto Museum is the brainchild of local classic car photographer and musician John Lutz, who has been inspired to share and preserve classic automotive Route 66 culture as a living history of mechanics and art in motion.