Sprawling multi-garage museum featuring over 85 operable classic cars and trucks, movie replicas, vintage gas station memorabilia, and themed showrooms with music and mannequins.
General Information
Closed Monday to Wednesday
Recommended to allow at least an hour for full experience
Children (6–12) and Seniors (60+): $8
Children 5 and under: Free
How to Get There
From Toledo, OH (15 mi): Take I-280 S to OH-795 E in Lake Township. Exit onto OH-795 E and continue to Cummings Rd. Turn right and follow signs to the museum.
Overview
The Millbury Classic Cars and Trucks Museum is a vibrant tribute to American automotive history, showcasing over 85 meticulously restored vehicles from the 1940s through the 1970s. Housed in a 47,000-square-foot facility, the museum features themed showrooms filled with neon signs, vintage gas pumps, and lifelike mannequins dressed as service attendants from decades past. Visitors are greeted by iconic movie cars like the DeLorean from "Back to the Future," the Mystery Machine from "Scooby-Doo," and the Batmobile, each accompanied by detailed descriptions and memorabilia that bring the eras to life.
Founded by Mike and Tammy Bartlett, the museum began as a personal collection and evolved into a family-run attraction that celebrates the golden age of motoring. Each vehicle on display is operable and lovingly maintained, with many having appeared in parades and car shows. The museum also includes a replica diner and rentable event spaces, making it a nostalgic destination for car enthusiasts and families alike. Whether you're drawn by the chrome and fins or the stories behind the steel, this museum offers a unique journey through America's automotive past.
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