Route 66 Auto Museum

Ok, I pulled up to the building and my wife made me get out to look over first. Does that give you an idea about the parking lot and outside of the building?

We walked in and the owner greeted us. The first room was a gift shop, old engines, motorcycles, etc. Really nothing special.

My wife raised her eyebrows when I said let’s pay to see everything else. I mean it was very inexpensive to do it, so what the hey.

The owner changed his hat and now collected our money. “Any questions, let me know,” he said.

I heard him talking to another guy and he was involved in so many of the restorations, but he knew every detail.

We turned the corner and holy cow! Even my wife snapped a few pics of her favorites.

Many of the vehicles there brought back memories of how much money I wasted in my teenage years.

Bring your platinum card because some are for sale. Hey you only live once. Easy for me to say, when I asked if we could buy a car there for oh, a cool $45,000.

Well no car but good memories were made and remembered.

Plenty of room for what ever you are driving or pulling. Just tell your wife to close eyes till you get in.

It had about 30 cars, most old and some newer. Seemed most for sale. Lots of old relics, toys and signs from a bygone era. It was ok, but ultimately not worth the stop for us.

This place was cool inside. Lots of classic and weird cars. Even one from the 20’s! The only reason I gave it a 4 star was the staff. We went in and had to interrupt a conversation to go see the museum part. And as we paid they were continuing their conversation. But worth it. My kids loved it here.

We went here and waited for it to open for 45mins. No one showed do we left about 20 people waiting to go in too that all just left as well. It was a Sunday. The door said opens at 9 but no one showed to open

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