National Automobile Museum Vehicle Inventory
Please note: Some vehicles may be away from the Museum at the time of your visit.
Please call (775) 333-9300 to inquire about a specific vehicle before your visit.
1907 Thomas Flyer 35 Winner of the 1908 New York to Paris Race
Featured Cars:
- 1907 Thomas Flyer 35 Winner of the 1908 New York to Paris Race
- 1911 Franklin Averell Special, Speed Car World record setter for fuel economy
- 1937 Cord 812 Supercharged, Beverly Sedan Speed record setter
- 1974 Garlits’Wynn’s Charger AA Fuel, Rear Engine Dragster AHRA and NHRA champion
- 1975 Prudhomme’s Funny Car AA Fuel, Chevrolet Monza/J & E Fiberglass NHRA world champion
1949 “James Dean” Mercury Series 9CM Six-Passenger Coupe
Some of the Featured Cars:
- 1892 Philion Steam Road Carriage appeared in Excuse My Dust and The Magnificent Ambersons
- 1912 Rambler 73-4CC Cross Country appeared in the movie Titanic
- 1938 Phantom Corsair Experimental, Six-Passenger Coupe appeared in the movie Young in Heart
- 1949 “James Dean” Mercury Series 9CM Six-Passenger Coupe from the movie Rebel Without a Cause
- 1922 Dodge Brothers “116” W.B., Custom Victoria Built for General MacArthur’s first wife
1961 “Frank Sinatra” Ghia L.6.4 Hardtop
Featured Cars:
- 1941 “Lana Turner” Chrysler Newport Dual Cowl Phaeton
- 1948 “Elliot Gould” Lincoln Continental 876H56 Cabriolet
- 1953 “John Wayne” Chevrolet Corvette 2934 Convertible
- 1961 “Frank Sinatra” Ghia L.6.4 Hardtop
- 1962 “John F. Kennedy” Lincoln Continental 86 Convertible
- 1965 “Smothers Brothers” Lotus-Ford 38 Indianapolis Race Car
- 1973 “Elvis Presley” Cadillac Eldorado Custom Coupe
1892 Philion (Steam) Road Carriage
Some of the Featured Cars:
- 1908 Frayer-Miller B, Touring
- 1934 Dymaxion 2, 4D Transport
- 1925 Julian (Radial Engine), Sport Coupe/Fleetwood
- 1948 Tucker 48, 4-Door Sedan
- 1966 Studebaker Wagonaire Station Wagon
- 1892 Philion (Steam) Road Carriage
- 1938 Phantom Corsair Experimental
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- 1906 Adams-Farwell 6A (Rotary Engine), Convertible Runabout, Only one known to exist
- 1937 Airomobile Experimental, Sedan, Only one built
- 1917 American LaFrance Type 12, Combination Chemical and Hose Car (Fire Truck)
- 1933 Auburn 12-161A, Custom Speedster
- 1933 Austin (American) Series 2-75, Roadster
- 1928 Auto Red Bug Electric, Roadster
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- 1912 Baker Electric V, Special Extension Coupe Formerly owned by Andy Griffith
- 1920 Briggs & Stratton D, Flyer Buckboard
- 1931 Bugatti Type 40A, Cabriolet/Graber
- 1914 Buick B-25, Touring
- 1954 Buick 100 Skylark, Sports Car
C
- 1903 Cadillac A, Runabout First year of production
- 1907 CadillacM, Side Entrance Tonneau
- 1913 Cadillac Roadster
- 1933 Cadillac Series 452C, All Weather Phaeton/Fleetwood Custom built for Al Jolson
- 1958 Cadillac Eldorado Brougham/Fleetwood
- 1973 Cadillac Eldorado, Custom Coupe/Fisher Formerly owned by Elvis Presley
- 1917 Chevrolet “D-5”, Touring Early V-8 engine
- 1923 Chevrolet M (Copper Cooled), Utility Coupe/Fisher One of two known to exist
- 1926 Chevrolet Superior Series V, DeLuxe Depot/Martin-Parry Corp.
- 1933 Chevrolet Master Series CA Phaeton
- 1953 Chevrolet Corvette 2934 Convertible Originally owned by John Wayne
- 1960 Chevrolet Corvair Deluxe, Club Coupe First year of production
- 1969 Chevrolet Corvair 500 Sport Coupe Built last day of production
- 1924 Chrysler B, Phaeton
- 1934 Chrysler Airflow, Five-Passenger Coupe
- 1941 “Lana Turner” Chrysler Newport Dual Cowl Phaeton
- 1956 Continental (Lincoln) Mark II, Hardtop Coupe Former personal car of Bill Harrah
- 1937 Cord 812 Supercharged, Beverly Sedan Speed record setter
- 1941 Crosley CB41, Convertible Coupe
- 1919 Cunningham V-3, Six-Passenger Touring
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- 1901 De Dion-Bouton Model A No. 2, New York Type Motorette
- 1948 Delahaye Type 135 M, Convertible/Franay
- 1981 DeLorean LK, Sport Coupe (Gold Plated) One of two built
- 1947 DeSoto S-11C, Suburban
- 1914 Detroit Electric 46, Gentlemen’s Roadster
- 1922 Dodge Brothers “116” W.B., Custom Victoria Built for General MacArthur’s first wife
- 1925 Duesenberg A, Roadster 2 Passenger/ Millspaugh & Irish
- 1934 Dymaxion 2, 4D Transport Only one known to exist
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- 1958 Edsel Citation, 4-Door Hardtop
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- 1935 Faulkner Midget, Race Car
- 1955 Ferrari 625A, Grand Prix
- 1914 Fiat (American) 56, Seven Passenger Touring
- 1977 FKE 1 Formula K Experimental Enduro Road Racer
- 1903 Ford A, Rear Entrance Tonneau
- 1909 Ford T, Touring
- 1915 Ford T, Town Car
- 1921 Ford T, Kampkar/Lamsteed
- 1929 Ford A, Cabriolet (Custom)/Briggs
- 1929 Ford A, Mail Truck
- 1932 Ford B, De Luxe Roadster
- 1955 Ford 40A Thunderbird, Convertible Coupe
- 1957 Ford Fairlane 500, Skyliner Retractable Hardtop
- 1965 Ford Mustang, Fastback 2+2
- 1903 FranklinLight Roadster
- 1908 Franklin G, Brougham
- 1911 Franklin Averell Special, Speed Car World record setter for fuel economy
- 1930 Franklin Series 145, Pursuit (Dual Cowl)/Walker
- 1908 Frayer-Miller B, Touring Only passenger car known to exist
- 1918 Frontmobile (Front Wheel Drive), Touring Sedan Only one known to exist
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- 1974 Garlits’ Wynn’s Charger AA Fuel, Rear Engine Dragster
- 1961 Ghia L.6.4, Hardtop Formerly owned by Frank Sinatra
H
- 1946 Harley-Davidson 46FL Special Sport Solo, Motorcycle
- 1937 Hispano-Suiza Type J 12, Berline/ Le Tourneur et Marchand
- 1929 Hudson Greater Hudson, Sport Phaeton (Dual Cowl)/Biddle & Smart
I
- 1941 Indian 4, Motorcycle and Sidecar
J
- 1949 Jaguar XK120, Sport Roadster
- 1977 Jerrari Custom 4WD, Wagoneer Former personal car of Bill Harrah
- 1926 Jordan J, Playboy
- 1925 Julian (Radial Engine), Sport Coupe/Fleetwood Only one built
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- 1954 Kaiser-Darrin 161, Sports Car
- 1904 Knox Tudor, Touring
- 1913 K-R-I-T “KT”, Five Passenger Touring
- 1955 Kurtis 500D Ansted Rotary Special, Indianapolis Roadster
L
- 1897 Leon Bollee Voiturette
- 1927 Lincoln L-134B, Coaching Brougham/Judkins Built for New York Automobile Show
- 1948 Lincoln Continental 876H56, Cabriolet Formerly owned by Elliot Gould
- 1962 Lincoln Continental 86
- 1965 Lotus-Ford 38, Indianapolis Race Car Driven by Dan Gurney and Dick Smothers
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- 1911 Maxwell AB, Runabout First collector car acquired by Bill Harrah
- 1925 McFarlan Twin Valve Six-154, Town Car
- 1972 McLaren M20 Can-Am, Race Car
- 1975 McLaren Drake Offy Norton, Indianapolis Race Car
- 1936 Mercedes-Benz Type 500K, Special Roadster/Sindelfingen
- 1956 Mercedes Benz Type 300 SL, Sports Coupe (Gullwing)
- 1913 Mercer Series J, Type 35, Raceabout
- 1949 James Dean Mercury Series 9CM 2934 Convertible
- 1949 M.G. Series “TC” Midget, Two Seater
- 1934 Morgan Super Sports (J.A.P. Motor), 2-Seater
O
- 1902 Oldsmobile R, Runabout
- 1910 Oldsmobile Limited, Touring Seven Passenger
P
- 1900 Packard B (Standard), Runabout Only one known to exist
- 1932 Packard Ninth Series 902 Eight Coupe Roadster
- 1938 Packard 1607 Convertible Coupe
- 1942 Packard Super-8 Custom One-Eighty, Convertible Victoria/Darrin
- 1892 Panhard & Levassor Voiturette
- 1913 Peugeot Bébé, 2-Seater Torpedo
- 1938 Phantom Corsair Experimental, Six-Passenger Coupe/Bohman & Schwartz-Heinz
- 1892 Philion (Steam) Road Carriage
- 1913 Pierce-Arrow 66-A-1, Touring Seven Passenger
- 1929 Plymouth Q, Roadster
- 1939 Plymouth P8 De Luxe, Convertible Coupe
- 1970 PlymouthRoad Runner Superbird, Two-Door Hardtop
- 1911 Pope-Hartford W, 7-Passenger Touring
- 1950 Porsche Type 356, Coupe
- 1975 Prudhomme’s Funny CarAA Fuel, Chevrolet Monza/J & E Fiberglass
- 1977 Porsche 935 Spirit of Nevada, Coupe
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- 1912 Rambler 73-4CC, Cross Country
- 1904 Renault Paris-Vienna, Racing Voiturette
- 1910 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost, Tourer/ Alfred & Adler
- 1923 Rolls-Royce (Springfield) Silver Ghost, Pall Mall Phaeton/Rolls-Royce Custom
- 1961 Roth Beatnik Bandit Custom Hot Rod
- 1969 Roth “High Flyer”, Trike
- 1994 Roth Beatnik Bandit II Custom Hot Rod
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- 1913 Stanley (Steam) 810, Mountain Wagon
- 1910 Stearns 30-60, Limousine 1924 Studebaker EK Big-Six Sedan/Fisher
- 1953 Studebaker Champion Model 14G Starliner “Hard-Top” Convertible
- 1913 Stutz Series B Bearcat
- 1966 Studebaker Wagonaire Station Wagon
T
- 1907 Thomas Flyer 35, New York-to-Paris Racer Winner of 1908 New York to Paris Race
- 1948 Tucker 48, 4-Door Sedan Car number 32 of 51 built
V
- 1947 Volkswagen Type II, Limousine
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- 1909 White (Steam) 0, Touring
- 1924 Wills St. Claire B-68, Gray Goose Special/Fisher
- 1899 Winton Phaeton/Franz
Adopt a car from our Vehicle Inventory
By adoptioning a car you get additional benefits like:
- Your name appears on your adopted car’s exhibit sign.
- Unlimited, free admission for one year.
- Quarterly luncheon with fellow Adopt-A-Car Members.
- Invitation to annual special event.
..and much more
