Hoods Up! Engines on Display
For two special weeks in March, the hoods will be raised on all the vehicles inside the Gilmore Car Museum, and their engines will be showcased! Whether 1960s big block muscle, inline fours, vintage V8s, or early air-cooled engines, they’ll all be on display for certified gearheads to explore and enjoy.
The opportunity to check out Hoods Up! Engines on Display is included in your regular admission.
In addition to the hoods being open throughout the museum, we will have Horsepower Engine Tours on select dates, where guests are taken on a guided tour of specific areas and the evolution of the engines within certain brands.
Horsepower Engine Tours
| Wed 3/6 - 10:30 am | Muscle Car & ‘50’s-‘60’s | Studebaker Performance Featured Horsepower engine tour |
| Sat 3/9 - 1:00 pm | Muscle Car & ‘50’s-‘60’s | MOPAR, Pontiac & AMC Performance Featured Horsepower engine tour |
| Wed 3/13 - 10:30 am | Muscle Car & ‘50’s-‘60’s | Ford & Shelby Performance Featured Horsepower engine tour |
| Sat 3/16 - 1:00 pm | Muscle Car & ‘50’s-‘60’s | Chevrolet & Pontiac Performance Featured Horsepower engine tour |
FAQs
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No. Much like going to a professional sporting event, you cannot get a refund because you can no longer make it. Guests are in charge of finding a person to purchase that ticket or giving it to someone else to use.
Tickets are non-refundable, but are transferable between persons.
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Yes, food and/or beverages is available for purchase.
George & Sally's Blue Moon Diner in open daily.
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Bringing outside food and/or beverages is prohibited.
Gilmore Car Museum relies on sales from food and beverage to stay in operation.
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Smoking is prohibited inside any buildings. The designated smoking area is outside while at least 25 feet away from buildings.
Smoking marijuana is strictly prohibited on museum grounds.
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Yes, we accept Visa, Discover, and Mastercard.
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Yes. Pets are allowed outside on museum grounds. Pets are not permitted in any building or gallery. All pets must be on a leash at all times and owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pet.
