Cruise through history with a visit to the Antique Automobile Club of America. With more than 150 vehicles, it's one of the largest automotive museums in the nation.
The original Jeep® was made in Butler in 1940, making the annual Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival a must-attend event! The festival has more than 2,000 Jeeps®, off-and-on road trail rides and more.
The museum rotates through 150 vehicles from the oldest private car collection in the U.S., spanning nearly 100 years. Visitors can view one-of-a-kind vehicles like a 1936 Duesenberg & a 1920 Carroll.
The Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum has one of the world's greatest collections of racing sports cars in Philadelphia with more than 65 historically significant vehicles.
The Mack© Trucks Historical Museum showcases vintage trucks and memorabilia for all to enjoy. Visitors can see the original sightseeing buses, a 1911 delivery truck and trucks used in World War I.
Visitors can view displays at the Vaughn L. Beals Tour Center that detail the plant’s history and guide them through the manufacturing process at the site of Harley-Davidson©’s largest plant.
Known as "Pennsylvania's Transportation History Museum,” the Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles showcases stories of early vehicle craftsmen, automotive pioneers and innovators.
Tour America On Wheels to learn about the history of automotive transportation in the United States. Exhibits range from personal transportation vehicles to the grand Mack© Trucks.
Experience the automotive luxury and heritage of Rolls-Royce and Bentley Motorcars. View original Rolls-Royce and Bentley models, and an extensive library of technical manuals and literature.
Visit the museum to learn how Zippo© windproof lighters have found their way into our pockets and explore a reproduction of Blaisdell’s original Zippo© Car and the Zippo© Jeep.
With 13 of the country's largest annual car and truck events, and four collector-car auctions, Carlisle Events is an automotive paradise. Visitors can view their favorite automobiles May-October.
Opening late fall 2015/early spring 2016, Frick's Car and Carriage Museum will have displays of historic carriages and vintage vehicles that illustrate Pittsburgh’s place in automotive history.
