Automotive Museum Guide

The JA Cooley Museum is a hidden gem in San Diego. The museum is 10,000 sqft feet of the private collection of Jim and Carmen Cooley. https://automotivemuseumguide.com/ja-cooley-museum/

Edge Motor Museum is located in historic Memphis, TN. The building itself is really nice and the cars on display are beautiful and individually owned. https://automotivemuseumguide.com/edge-motor-museum/

The Automobile Driving Museum exists to preserve automotive history, interpret its historical significance, and provide visitors with the opportunity to take a ride in one of the museum’s historic, classic, and antique automobiles. By doing this, they will enrich the lives of all people seeking to grasp the importance of automotive history by providing a facility where one can get a feel of the past. https://automotivemuseumguide.com/automobile-driving-museum/

Russell's Truck & Travel Center in New Mexico near the boarder of Texas off Hwy 40/ Route 66 is the only truck stop that also has a free car museum to check out. Plus there is an old-school diner to can eat at and really make the most of your fuel stop off Route 66. Learn more at https://automotivemuseumguide.com/russells-truck-travel-center/

This is a small automotive museum you can visit right on Route 66. https://automotivemuseumguide.com/route-66-auto-museum/

Martin Auto Museum in Glendale, Arizona has an all-new location and it is impressive complete with multiple event spaces. This is just a simple quick tour of what the museum has on display. https://automotivemuseumguide.com/martin-auto-museum/

You can visit the Mustang Museum of America in Odenville, Alabama which is only 20 minutes from Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum in Birmingham. At the museum, you'll see at least one Fox Body Mustang state patrol car from every state that had one. Learn more at https://automotivemuseumguide.com/mustang-museum-of-america/

Mel Martin is the man behind Martin Auto Museum in Glendale, AZ. The 1930 Duesenberg stood out among the rest and Mel tells us about about it. Learn more about Martin Auto Museum at https://automotivemuseumguide.com/martin-auto-museum/

There is a whole lot more to see at The Petersen Automotive Museum in the basement. It is worth adding on the Vault tour during your visit. https://automotivemuseumguide.com/the-petersen-automotive-museum/

Check out this 1999 Mauck MSV 1120s. https://automotivemuseumguide.com/mauck-automotive-museum-tour/

The National Museum of the US Air Force is an amazing museum you can visit for free. There are a ton of aircraft to see and some to walk into and there are even a few unexpected vehicles to see. https://automotivemuseumguide.com/national-museum-of-the-us-air-force/