Cars, Music, Movies & History — All Under One Roof
The Austin Rock & Roll Car Museum is a nonprofit museum in Austin, Texas, bringing together an eclectic collection of automotive history, music memorabilia, movie vehicles, and one-of-a-kind pieces of Americana.
Our intimate 3,600-square-foot museum is filled with fascinating pieces you won’t find just anywhere. Highlights include an original Ghostbusters studio car from the 1980s film era, a 1998 Jeff Gordon NASCAR race car, Dwight D. Eisenhower’s 1941 Cadillac, and the incredible Big Horn — a period promotional vehicle covered with horns, bells, and sirens collected from around the world, including what is believed to be the world’s largest air horn.
You’ll also discover music and entertainment memorabilia throughout the museum.
A Great Stop While Exploring Austin
You don’t need to set aside an entire day to visit. Most guests can experience the museum in about 30 minutes, making the Austin Rock & Roll Car Museum a fun and easy addition to a day exploring Austin.
Whether you’re into classic cars, rock & roll, movies, racing, or just enjoy seeing unusual pieces of history, there’s something here worth discovering.
8408 Annalise Dr #115 Austin, TX 78744
The Austin Rock and Roll Car Museum is open from 10am- 3pm on Friday and Saturday each week.
REVIEWS
“Just brought my 2 year old here and we had an amazing time. Some really great history and odd-ball collectors items to check out. Perfect way to spend an hour on a Saturday morning. ”
“Incredible! my nephews loved this place — what a great combination of muscle cars & rad guitars...fun for a Saturday! ”
“This is an awesome hidden gem in South Austin. Definitely worth checking out if you are in the area!”
“A few really cool Indy cars from different eras and couple dozen other cars and vehicles that are really unique and interesting to any gear head. All of them seem to still be in running order which is pretty special.”