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Springfield's only classic car attraction on route 66
Our collection spans nearly 100 years of classic, one-of-a-kind vehicles. From 1907 to 2005, chances are good you won’t see any of these models on the road any time soon.
Ranging from compact roadsters to sprawling station wagons, take a walk through automotive history and a slice of Americana at Route 66 Car Museum in Springfield, Missouri.
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Brass to Pre-war eras, 1907 to 1939
They don’t make ‘em like they used to. See three of the earliest cars from before World War I, and then work your way through the gorgeous models of the Roaring ‘20s.
1907 REO
Runabout
1927 Kissel Brougham
1932 Ford M-1 Bomber
1936 Horsch
1907 REO
Runabout
1927 kissel brougham
1932 Ford M-1 Bomber
1936 Horsch
Brass & Pre-war eras
1907 to 1939
They don’t make ‘em like they used to. See three of the earliest cars from before World War I, and then work your way through the gorgeous models of the Roaring ‘20s.
1907 REO
Runabout
1927 Kissel 'Gold Bug'
1932 Ford M-1 Bomb
Rally Car
1936 Horsch
post-war era, 1940-1969
Post-War models oozed toughness, style, and a feel for the open road. These are the cars that traversed Route 66 regularly through the 1960s.
1947 Diamond T
1948 Hudson Commodore
1957 jaguar xk140 coupe
1963 Morgan pius 4
1967 Austin Healey 3000
1947 Diamond T
1948 Hudson Commodore four-door sedan
1957 jaguar xk140 coupe
1963 morgan pius 4
1967 Austin healey 3000
1947 Diamond T
1948 Hudson Commodore
1957 Jaguar XK140 Coupe
1963 Morgan Plus 4
1967 Austin Healey 3000
Post-War era
1940 to 1969
Post-War models oozed toughness, style, and a feel for the open road. These are the cars that traversed Route 66 regularly through the 1960s.
Modern era, 1970-present
Cars of the Modern Era were still tanks, until the mid-1980s. But some automakers turned classic curves of the 1950s and ‘60s into sleek racers made famous by TV, movies, and a cartoon about giant, transforming robots called The Transformers.
1970 Chevy Camaro Prostreet
1981 Rolls Royce Corniche
1979 gotham cruiser
1991 Ghostbusters cadillac wagon
1970 chevy camaro prostreet
1981 rolls royce corniche
1979 gotham cruiser
1991 Ghostbusters cadillac wagon
Modern era
1970 to Present
Cars of the Modern Era were still tanks, until the mid-1980s. But some automakers turned classic curves of the 1950s and ‘60s into sleek racers made famous by TV, movies, and a cartoon about giant, transforming robots called The Transformers.
1970 Chevy Camaro Prostreet
1981 Rolls Royce Corniche
1979 Gotham Cruiser
