[stwthumb]https://www.hcfi.org/[/stwthumb] | Automotive Research Library of the Horseless Carriage Foundation Research Library Only
 +1 619-464-0301 Click Here to Email | Opening HoursTue-Fri: 9am-4pm Sat: By Appointment Only | ||
   | Blackhawk Automotive Museum Research library & museum featuring historic & vintage cars in sprawling, contemporary digs. The mission of the Blackhawk Museum is to stimulate interest and understanding of art, culture, and history.
+1 925-736-2277Click Here to Email | Opening HoursMonday & Tuesday: Closed
Wed - 10am-5pm
Thu - 10am-5pm
Fri - 10am-5pm
Sat - 10am-5pm
Sun - 10am-5pm Entry Conditions Adults: $15 Students: $10 Seniors (65 and Older): $10 Military Veterans: $10 Children 6 & Under: Free Active Military Personnel: Free | ||
| [stwthumb]https://www.calautomuseum.org/[/stwthumb] | California Automobile Museum Exploring the rich culture behind Sacramento’s extensive custom car scene. Over 150 classic cars, race cars, muscle cars and early models displayed throughout 72,000 square feet of museum space.
+1 916-442-6802Click Here to Email | Opening Hours10am-5pm
Closed on Tuesdays Entry Conditions Adults: $10 Vintage (65+): $9 Military & Students (with ID): $9 Youth (5-17): $5 Kids 4 and under: FREE | ||
| [stwthumb]http://gothere.com/mg-world/Museums/cooley.htm[/stwthumb] | J.A. Cooley Museum The visitor to this museum is treated to a personal tour by curator, owner, collector, Jim Cooley. The museum features "primitive" cars which he defines as cars which have "one or two cylinders" and represent the development of the automobile. The majority of these cars are unrestored and chances are you won’t see them anywhere else. The cars are shown in static displays and arranged in chronological order. The first car is the three-wheeled 1886 Benz which has a one cylinder 3/4 horsepower engine. Next is an 1895 Benz Velo which is credited as the first mass-produced car in the world. One of the most interesting cars to me was the 1899 Mobile Steamer which was built under the Stanley patent which was then sold back to Stanley in 1900.
+1 619-296-3112 | Entry Conditions $2 | ||
| [stwthumb]http://www.mottemuseum.com/[/stwthumb] | Motte Historical Museum Vintage automobiles displayed in a salvaged-wood barn with a gift shop & old-school theater. In 1951 John Victor Motte bought a Chevrolet Touring for $15, overhauled the engine, and restored the car in the late 1970's. That Chevrolet was the car that began the private collection, and fueled the Motte Brothers desire to restore antique automobiles. The 1926 Chevrolet Touring is currently on display at the Museum, and the preservation of the rest of the restored automobiles continues today.
+1 951-928-3210Click Here to Email | Opening HoursWed-Sun: 10am-4pm | ||
 | Mullin Automotive Museum The Mullin Automotive Museum is a privately owned automobile museum in Oxnard, California, US. Established in 2010, it displays the personal car collection of businessman and philanthropist Peter W. Mullin.
+1 805-385-5400Click Here to Email | Opening HoursOpen on selected dates and time - Check the Web-site for Details
Dress standards are strict, check the Website for details.
Photographs are allowed, but no tripods or selfie sticks. Entry Conditions Tickets must be purchased in advance. Adults : $40 Seniors : $36 | ||
 | Petersen Automotive Museum To explore and present the history of the automobile and its global impact on life and culture using Los Angeles as a prime example.
+1 323-930-2277Click Here to Email | Opening HoursSun – Fri – 11:30am – 6pm
Saturday – 11am – 6pm Entry Conditions Adult: $16 Senior (62+): $13 Child: $8 Student: $13 | ||
| [stwthumb]https://www.automobiledrivingmuseum.org/[/stwthumb] | The Automobile Driving Museum Museum with antique, vintage & muscle cars, plus an old-school ice cream parlor & space for events.
+1 310-909-0950 | Opening HoursDaily: 10am-4pm Entry Conditions Adults: $10 Children 11-17: $5 Seniors: $8 Family of 4: $25 | ||
| [stwthumb]http://www.toyota50th.com/[/stwthumb] | Toyota USA Automobile Museum Toyota’s rich U.S. history spans more than 55 years. To honor that journey of continued excellence, we have created a showcase of our most memorable automobiles. These vintage vehicles trace Toyota’s amazing impact on America, starting as an unknown company in 1957 to becoming one of today’s leading automakers. We invite you to learn more about Toyota’s history and see how the Museum embodies the Spirit of Toyota: Moving America forward.
+1 310-468-8726Click Here to Email | Opening HoursBy Appointment Only | ||
| [stwthumb]https://www.hemmings.com/museums/detail.html?id=12745[/stwthumb] | USA World Classics Museum Limited Information – May not be operational
+1 707-552-3400 | |||
