Route 66 Auto Museum is a must-see on your travels through the Mother Road! It has over 30 privately owned cars on display, including classics, vintage, chrome, street rods, and more! Route 66 Car Museum also has a snack bar and a boutique where you can pick up a lot of fun mementos!
2436 Historic Rte 66,
Santa Rosa, NM 88435
P: 575-472-1966
Email: annacordova07@yahoo.com
Adults $5
Plan: 1 hr
Daily 7:30 am – 6 pm
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