Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum
Experience the thrill of vintage Americana at the Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum, nestled in the charming town of Sapulpa, Oklahoma. With an impressive collection of classic cars, nostalgic memorabilia, and a rich history, this museum captures the essence of the Mother Road's golden age. Engage in interactive displays and personal stories that bring Route 66 to life, making it a must-stop destination for travelers eager to relive the legendary spirit of the highway. Whether you're a car enthusiast or a history buff, this gem promises unforgettable memories along your journey.
BFOOSTERJ
4 months ago"Who doesn't like seeing a great collection of cars from different eras. You will find yourself wishing you could take one out for a quick spin along Route 66. Their collection also includes race cars, custom one of a kinds, bicycles and plenty more pieces of memorabilia. I also definitely liked seeing their military jeeps too. The location is easy to find and a great stop along the route. They also stamp your route 66 passports here. The staff is very friendly and can give you some insights about several of the cars. The museum gift shop has a great selection. And they have possibly the biggest gas pump out front you will ever see...so be sure to drop in and visit."
Darrell Powers
2 months ago"Nice Auto Museum along Route 66 in Sapulpa Oklahoma, just under 10 for an adult with a nice little gift shop. Plenty of different types of cars to check out along with the world's largest gas pump outside."
Sally P
3 months ago"It was a wonderful museum. Laid out very well. Beautiful cars on display. They even had a model Pepsi truck. I liked the little touches too."
Anna
7 months ago"We have visited twice now and saw a few different cars between the 2 trips so that was cool! There's a lot of neat things here. Definitely recommend, especially if you're a car enthusiast!"
gary
3 weeks ago"Nice collection of cars. The staff was able to answer a few questions we asked. Looking forward to the expansion and might take advantage of driving the model -T. Back in the late 60's when I was 14-15 I had a friend that had just gotten out of the Navy and he bought a model-A that we got to ride around with him some."
