Collection to be Auctioned off at GAA Classic Cars.

Memory Lane Classic Cars is home to the private collection of Jerry and June Smith and have relocated to their new location in Young Harris, GA. overlooking Lake Chatuge. The museum opened in Young Harris, GA on July 30, 2020. This is a great place to experience numerous historical eras filled with Classics Cars, Motorcycles, NASCAR, merchandise, and more.. along with making new friends when you visit! Many of the vehicles are for sale so you never know what you may come home with.

1195 Jack Dayton Cir
Young Harris, GA 30582
P: 762-349-1557
Email: memorylane.cc.yh@gmail.com

Admission: $10
Plan: 1hr
Open: Thursday – Saturday 10am – 6pm, Sunday 12am – 6pm

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Located in the downtown historic district of Staunton, VA, Bruce A. Elder Antique And Classic Automobiles displays important automobiles from the dawn of motoring through the muscle car era.

Housed in the famous Beverley Garage Building, constructed in 1911 as “The Finest Garage In The South”, visitors can tour an ever-changing collection of rare and exciting vehicles spanning nearly 100 years.

The museum no longer offers individual guided tours on Fridays and Saturdays. However, the showroom is open those days for sales, appraisals, and limited visitation. Sales and appraisals are also available by appointment throughout the week.

Club and special tours of the full facility can still be scheduled for a minimum of 20 guests. Please contact the museum for arrangements and reservations.

Sales are available at the new location Antique & Classic Automobiles.

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The Horton Classic Car Museum is quickly becoming the “Classic Car Capital of Texas” with over 120 classic cars in its collection.

115 W Walnut
Nocona, TX 76255
P: 940-825-1022
Email: hortonmuseum@aol.com

Horton Classic Car Museum Admission:

Closed
Plan: 1-2hr

Horton Classic Car Museum Hours:

Closed

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The Winston Cup Museum will be permanently closed as of 12/16/23

Located in downtown Winston-Salem, NC, the museum is just a few blocks away from 6th Street and the Trade Street Arts District. Winston-Salem has a rich racing history and is the home of Bowman Gray Stadium, the longest continuously operated NASCAR-sanctioned track in the country. In fact, at one time, Winston-Salem had a couple of other tracks in addition to Bowman Gray Stadium: Peacehaven Speedway and Dixie Classic Fairgrounds Track.

The Winston Cup Museum is the only place where you can experience the fabulous Winston Cup Series era of NASCAR. As you walk through, you will see exhibits and photos that capture the 33 years that R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company sponsored NASCAR’s premier series. Cars driven by Dale Earnhardt, Sr., Jimmy Spencer, and Wendell Scott are on display and you can relive Michael Waltrip’s victory in The Winston in 1996 and Dale Earnhardt, Jr.’s thrilling Winston No Bull 5 win at Talladega Superspeedway.

1355 N Martin Luther King Jr Dr
Winston-Salem, NC 27101
P: 3367244557
Email: wcminfo@winstoncupmuseum.com

Winston Cup Museum Admission:

Adults $12
7-12 $8
Military ID and Under 6 FREE
Plan: 1hr

Winston Cup Museum Hours:

Thursday – Saturday 10 am – 5 pm

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Hemmings Motor News Filling Station is an old-fashioned Sunoco Station where you’ll see a huge collection of automotive items: over 150 unique reproduction porcelain signs, dozens of die-cast models, pedal cars, auto artwork, and more. Then experience a full-service fill-up at our Sunoco station, where they’ll wash your windows and check your oil! You can also tour their FREE Vehicle Display, and see 25 collector vehicles.

216 Main St
Bennington, VT 05201
P: 802-447-9652

Hemmings Motor News Filling Station Admission:

Free
Plan: <1hr

Hemmings Motor News Filling Station Hours:

Closed

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The National Motorcycle Museum was founded in 1989 by people who love motorcycling. Engineers, racers, bike builders, tuners, and others as far back as the late 1800′s built the groundwork for what motorcycling has become. The National Motorcycle Museum’s goal is to present their passion, and ours, through fine interpretive exhibits built around a fine collection of machines and historical objects from around the world.

As the motorcycle industry evolves we believe it is critical that we continue to gather vintage bikes, photographs, apparel, advertising art, and other memorabilia to document all eras. Likewise, the presentation of these motorcycles and objects must be high quality. Enhanced exhibitions, facilities, infrastructure, media, and quality staff can make your experience at the Museum what you expect and deserve. Only by making these investments and providing well-interpreted motorcycling history can we really succeed in presenting the story of the industry and motorcycling culture.

Some have the misconception that the National Motorcycle Museum is a privately owned museum. In fact it is chartered as a non-profit 501(c)3 corporation and is governed by a board of directors. Our funding comes from a variety of sources including admissions, Museum Store sales, fundraisers, donations*, memberships, corporate sponsorships and grants. But it is by far generous donations from individual motorcyclists who love the freedom provided by two wheels that we are able to “tell the exciting stories” of motorcycling and important motorcyclists. Continuous support allows us to create new exhibitions, add interpretive media, research and produce labels holding deeper information about motorcycles on display.

With your generous support we have expanded the list of motorcycles on display from 40 to over 450. Many motorcycles are on loan from private collectors from around the world. The collection of memorabilia, antique motorcycle toys, photos and posters has also grown tremendously. If you are a collector of one or more machines, there may be room for your motorcycle in the galleries of the National Motorcycle Museum.

Our breakthrough for 2010 is the adaptive reuse of a structure on the outskirts of Anamosa over twice the size of the old downtown location. With a location just off U.S. 151, more parking and single story architecture we are better able to handle bus tours and large groups as well as create and produce exciting special events on our grounds.

We encourage you to click on “Get Involved” on the Museum Home Page to see all the ways you can begin to work with the Museum and support its work. From outright cash donations to giving your time and technical expertise, there’s a way for you to get involved with the National Motorcycle Museum!

102 Chamber Dr
Anamosa, IA 52205
P: 319-462-3925
Email: museum@nationalmcmuseum.org

National Motorcycle Museum Admission:

Adults $15
12 and under free
Plan: 2-3hr

National Motorcycle Museum Hours:

Monday – Sunday 9 AM – 5 PM

*Closing Permanently September 5, 2023*

The collection will be auctioned by Mecum from September 6th – 9th.

See the auction HERE

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