What an amazingly pristine eclectic collection. The rooms are laid out so accurately with genuine artefacts from the time. There are many, many artefacts, many originals in their original packaging. The petrol pumps, signs and advertising boards are also in pristine condition. This is a MUST visit at €14.

This stop wasn't on our radar but it should be on yours. A beautiful collection of older cars & trucks but with a twist. All the vehicles are nestled in a themed area from a better time: garages, camping, town center (barber shop, pharmacy, gun shop etc) and with all the little period-correct artifacts including a ton of petroliana signs, pumps, tools and supplies. This place is American Pickers on steroids. A local collection well curated and presented in what was an old car dealership in Gillette. Save some appetite they have a little diner-type restaurant on site. I have never seen anything like it. Oh and a nice shop as well. Made my day.

Have a walk through time at the Frontier Auto Museum in Gillette. There is free parking outside or on the street. Its well worth the $14 to see this collection of times gone by. The cars and anything auto are here. From gas pumps to neon signs. But not just that its all the stuff that went with traveling around and much more to. Its a must stop when your in Wyoming. Lovely friendly people and great gifts to buy.

Nice stop on the way to Glacier National Park in Mt A lot of variety of car related items and professional laid out. But only about 15 -20 mix of trucks and cars. If you like old Hudsons they are more than half the display of cars. I was told this car is owner’s favorite car and they are all in mint condition. No Fords other than an Edsel which was cool and rare Mercury 1965 pick up. Worth a stop if you enjoy things related to cars and related things from the 1950’s to early 1960’s.

From Cody to Sheridan we took picturesque route 16 through Spotted Horse, going first through a canyon, then gorgeous golden rolling hills. As a fringe benefit, we ran into a family of moose: Mom, Dad & Kid munching right off the road. The Museum is located in what appears to be a combination of old gas station/auto shop and is full with spectacular old cars, old signs, old gas meters and old anything you can think of. It’s admission is worth it. But I have to point out that my AMEX was compromised the day after I used it at that place, it might be just coincidence. I’ll let the pictures do the talking. **