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Muscle Car City


located at Punta Gorda FLORIDA Opened the first week of March 2009, Rick Treworgy's Muscle Car City features nearly 200 automobiles of every era dating back to the 1920's.

The museum's major focus is on the "muscle cars" of the mid 60's to early 70's this 99000 square feet of classic cars and The museum includes a 60's diner themed cafe as well as a memorabilia gift shop carrying everything from T-shirts, posters and jewelry to neon signs and gas pumps.

Mucle car city is a Home to one of the largest automotive memorabilia stores anywhere..



Volo Auto Museum


this museum was born from the love of a family to a classic cars, In 1960, William Grams moved his family to a 30-acre dairy farm in Volo, Illinois and established a used-furniture business. Eventually, the property and the business would evolve to become the Volo Auto Museum

William and his two sons, Greg and Bill, loved to tinker with old cars. Bill's first car was a 1929 Packard Coupe that he purchased at a junkyard and restored to showroom condition. Greg was 12 when his father bought him a Ford Model-T for $30. While Bill was away at Monmouth University, William and Greg started buying up junk cars. Soon, the family's uninsulated, gravel-floored warehouse was packed with pre-war cars and parts.

Today more than 500.000 people visit the family's complex each year.


Gilmore Car Museum

The Gilmore Car Museum, located midway between Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, Lansing and Battle Creek, Michigan. Just twenty minutes from either I-94 or US-131.

History
The Gilmore Car Museum was Found by Donald Gilmore, began in 1963 as the hobby of Donald S. Gilmore when his wife, Genevieve, gave him an antique car for his birthday —a 1920 Pierce-Arrow “project car.” With the help of some friends, the auto was placed under a tent and a full restoration followed. The hobby soon grew into a collection of over 30 automobiles. Mr. Gilmore purchased 90 acres of farm property and had several historic barns dismantled piece by piece and moved to the site.

Today, more than 130 antique, classic and collector car on display, the site includes eight historic barns, a re-created 1930s service station, a small town train station, and nearly three miles of paved roads. Dreams of finding an “old car in a barn” are a daily reality here.