Tucson Military Vehicle Museum

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Tucson Military Vehicle Museum

The Tucson Military Vehicle Museum, this new educational center and driving experience is located on 77 acres immediately east of the Pima Air & Space Museum and features a range of international and domestic military vehicles from all eras and conflicts.

6000 E. Valencia Rd.
Tucson, AZ 85756
P:
520-653-0080
Email: info@pimaair.org

Tucson Military Vehicle Museum Admission:

Adults $19.50
Active Military/Veterans $18
Seniors $16.75
5-12 $15
4 and under Free

Plan: 1-2hr

Tucson Military Vehicle Museum Hours:

  • REGULAR HOURS (October – May)
    7 days a week
    9 AM – 5 PM
    Last admission at 3 PM
  • SUMMER HOURS (June – Sept.)
    7 days a week
    9 AM – 3 PM
    Last admission at 1:30 PM

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Tucson Auto Museum

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Tucson Auto Museum

The Tucson Auto Museum has over 80 classic, iconic, and unique autos inside the 27,000+ 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 and preserve classic cars. The cars in the museum are special and rank as one of the premier collections in the world. The museum specializes in old, rare, meticulously restored, and unique cars.

All of the cars run and drive, and they all tell a story. Visitors can see one-of-two Kurtis-Omohondro Comets from 1948 or one of three 1949 Delahaye 135M Coupes. Many of the cars are ultra-rare, often representing one of only a handful ever built.

Have you ever seen one of the 17 Davis’ built in 1948? Tucson Auto Museum has two for you to look at. Want to see one of only two Cadillac limousines that were built for John D. Rockefeller Jr? They have that too. If you come to the Tucson Auto Museum, you will see cars you have never seen before and some you have never even heard of. Check out the brand new location soon.

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

Tucson Auto Museum Admission:

Adults: $15
Veterans/Seniors (65+)/Students: $12
6-17: $8
Under 6 free

Plan: 1-2 hr

Tucson Auto Museum Hours:

Wednesday – Sunday 10 -4

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Buddy Stubbs Motorcycle Museum

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Buddy Stubbs Motorcycle Museum

After a successful career as a Harley® racing legend and Hollywood stuntman, Buddy Stubbs opened the first Harley-Davidson® dealership in Phoenix in 1966. The dealership became the home of his extensive collection of vintage motorcycles, and the Historic Motorcycle Museum was born.

The collection spans the history of Harley-Davidson® and also features rare models from AJS, BMW, BSA, Triumph®, Zundapp, Indian Motorcycle®, and more.

From the earliest examples of street bikes to racing bikes from the ’30s, ’40s, and ’50s, the museum’s collection is the largest in the Southwest. Along with Harley-Davidson® bikes dating as far back as the original 1903 model, the museum also features a large selection of Triumph bikes spanning several decades. It’s an excellent collection showcasing the development of touring bikes in Europe during the period when Harley-Davidson® ruled America.

If you’re in Phoenix, make sure to check out the Buddy Stubbs Historic Motorcycle Museum. It’s the perfect place to bring the kids and spend the day learning about the history of two-wheeled transportation!

13850 N Cave Creek Rd
Phoenix, AZ 85022
P:
602-497-1996
E: info@buddystubbs.com

Buddy Stubbs Motorcycle Museum Admission:

Free
Plan: 1hr

Buddy Stubbs Motorcycle Museum Hours:

Monday – Saturday 11 am – 5 pm

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The Franklin Auto Museum

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The Franklin Auto Museum

The Franklin Auto Museum™, maintained by the Thomas H. Hubbard/H.H. Franklin Foundation, is located in Tucson Arizona. Founded by Thomas Hubbard, the museum is a means to continue his collection of classic Franklin automobiles and to provide an opportunity to develop a comprehensive Franklin Museum covering all years of the company’s production.

1405 E Kleindale Rd
Tucson, AZ 85719
P: 
520-326-8038
Email: FranklinMuseum@aol.com

Franklin Auto Museum Admission:

General Admission: $12
Seniors (over 62): $10
Teens/Students: $5
Under 12: No Charge

Plan: 2-3 hr

Franklin Auto Museum Hours:

Mid-October – Memorial Day Wednesday – Saturday 10 am – 4 pm

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Penske Racing Museum

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Penske Racing Museum

The Penske Racing Museum Showcases an amazing collection of cars, trophies, and racing memorabilia chronicling the career of one of the most successful dynasties in all of sports. Penske Racing has over 50 years of racing experience and over 400 major race wins highlighted by 17 Indianapolis 500-mile race victories.

On display in the museum are cars detailing the diversity of Penske Racing including a replica of the 1963 Pontiac Catalina which Roger Penske drove to victory in the 1963 Riverside 250. Additionally, a number of Indianapolis 500-mile race winners are on display including the 2009 Dallara Honda which Helio Castroneves drove to win the 2009 Indy 500.

7125 E Chauncey Ln
Phoenix, AZ 85054
P: 
480-538-4444
Email: events@penskeautomotive.com

Penske Racing Museum Admission:

Free
Plan: 1hr

Penske Racing Museum Hours:

Monday – Saturday 8am – 4pm
Sunday 12am – 5pm

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Hall of Flame Museum of Firefighting

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Hall of Flame Museum of Firefighting

In 1961 the collection was large enough for exhibit in a small museum in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, near the Getz summer home. A few years later, the Hall of Flame moved to Kenosha, Wisconsin, where it remained until 1970. In that year the Getz family moved to Scottsdale, Arizona, and Mr. Getz decided to move the Hall of Flame as well. In 1974 the Hall of Flame opened its present building in Phoenix’s Papago Park, adjacent to the Phoenix Zoo and Phoenix Municipal Stadium. The Hall has grown from its original single gallery to five exhibit galleries, the National Firefighting Hall of Heroes, the museum store, a theater, a restoration shop, a collection storage building, and administrative offices. The Hall’s present size is 70,000 square feet, with 35,000 square feet of exhibit galleries. The collection has grown to over 130 wheeled pieces and thousands of smaller artifacts. The galleries contain a wide variety of exhibits, including fire apparatus, artwork, uniforms and equipment, firemarks, alarm room equipment, and a large fire safety exhibit which includes a two room safety house, a mini-theater, and many hands-on exhibits for children. In 1998 the museum opened the National Firefighting Hall of Heroes. In this gallery we honor American firefighters who have received a national award for heroism, and we also recognize American firefighters who have died in the line of duty. 6101 E Van Buren St, Phoenix, AZ 85008 P: 602-275-3473 E: info@hallofflame.org

Hall of Flame Museum of Firefighting Admission:

$17.00 for adults $15.00 for visitors ages 62+ $15.00 for students ages 6-17 $10.00 for ages 3-5 Children under age 3 are admitted free of charge. Plan: 1 hr

Hall of Flame Museum of Firefighting Hours:

Tuesday – Saturday 10 am – 6 pm hallofflame.org

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