The Tucson Auto Museum has over 70 classic, iconic, and unique autos inside the 20,000+ square foot facility—plus lots of interesting automobilia-like signs and gas pumps from yesteryear.

The mission of the Tucson Auto Museum is to showcase the very old (our Model T just celebrated its 102nd birthday), the iconic (hard not to fall in love with our mid-century classic Cadillacs, Desotos, Hudsons, and Packards), the sporty (picture yourself behind the wheel of one of our classic Corvettes, Thunderbirds, MGs or Triumphs), the unique (ever see a car with just one door—and it is in the front?!) and more. You can even go Back to the Future in their shiny, stainless steel Delorean.

The new Location opens in the fall!

4825 N Sabino Canyon Rd,
Tucson, AZ 85750
P: 520-207-5715
E: execdir@tucsonautomuseum.org

Tucson Auto Museum Admission:

Adults: $10
Veterans/Seniors (65+)/Students: $8
Active Duty Military w/ID: $5
Pet friendly.

Plan: 1-2 hr

Tucson Auto Museum Hours:

September through May 11
Thurs, Fri, Sat-9:30 am – 3 pm

tucsonautomuseum.org

**Hiring Executive Director**

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Art Car World is a museum dedicated entirely to the celebration and preservation of this popular mobile art form, Art Car World is located at 401 E. 9th St. in historic Douglas Arizona, minutes from the Mexican border. Currently under construction, Art Car World will feature a permanent collection of 42 popular Art Cars, with more on rotating exhibitions.

401 E 9th St,
Douglas, AZ 85607
P: 520-805-1850
Email: contact@artcarworld.org

Art Car World Admission:

$5 donation
Plan: 1hr

Art Car World Hours:

Friday – Sunday  11 am – 7 pm
Or by appointment

artcarworld.org

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​The Arizona Route 66 Museum is located on the second floor of the Powerhouse Building, a historic museum that opened in September 2001. This delightful collection has been a stopping point for thousands of visitors who arrive from around the world to travel on Route 66 for adventure and education. Imaginative and ever-expanding displays present these modern-day explorers with a variety of information, including vehicles, photographs, and artifacts gathered over the history of “The Mother Road.”

The small theater features a one-hour movie that tells the story of Route 66 in Arizona. The Electric Car Museum, recently added, includes a fascinating selection of electric vehicles such as race cars, motorcycles, and autos—both old and new.

120 W Andy Devine Ave
Kingman, AZ 86401
P: 928-753-9889
Email: accounting@mohavemuseum.org

Arizona Route 66 Museum Admission:

Adults $10
Plan: 1hr

Arizona Route 66 Museum Hours:

Tuesday – Saturday 9 am – 4 pm

mohavemuseum.org

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Ernie Adams, the originator of the dwarf car, has made a name for himself building Dwarf Race Cars and scaled-down replicas of classic cars called Dwarf Car Cruisers. These handmade works of art now have a home in Maricopa, Arizona at the Dwarf Car Museum.

52954 W Halfmoon Rd,
Maricopa, AZ 85139
P: 520-424-3158
E: dwarfcarpromotions@gmail.com

Dwarf Car Museum Admission:

$5 anyone over 10

Plan: 1 hr

Dwarf Car Museum Hours:

Daily 9 am – 4 pm

dwarfcarmuseum.com

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