Travel in the past lane.

Snook’s Dream Cars displays the extensive collection of the late “long time car guy” Bill Snook and is operated by his son Jeff Snook. It features a recreated 1940s era Texaco gas station, a showroom of extensive automobile memorabilia and a car collection presented within period scenes ranging from a 1930s general store to a racetrack from the 1960s.

“We like to consider this a living museum,” says Jeff, “since all the cars on display are in working condition. I drive one or another of them around town on a regular basis, weather permitting.”

The car collection, which features models from the 1930s to the 1970s, includes coupes, convertibles, sedans, roadsters and race cars, made by Cadillac, Ford, Chevrolet, Pontiac, Packard, Kaiser, Willys, Jaguar, Triumph, MG, Datsun, and Alfa Romeo. The facility also houses a complete four-bay shop for maintaining collector cars and a warehouse for collector car storage! To view pictures of the museum, click on Tour.

The Snooks’ love for cars began when they restored a 1929 Model A Ford in 1963 that Jeff then drove when he turned 16; Jeff and his father Bill have been collecting cars and automotive memorabilia ever since. Their memorabilia collection includes model cars, toy cars, die- cast banks, signs, advertising items, oil cans, period auto accessories, coin-operated machines and games, pedal cars, a kiddie ride, and much more.