Room 5 · Exhibits
Horsepower Corral
35 cars. Eight Shelbys. Vintage neon on every wall.
This room runs from pre-war Ford pickups to the DeLorean time machine, with everything in between. Muscle cars, movie vehicles, rat rods, and classics — all in original or show condition, all surrounded by the flags, signs, and neon that defined American car culture. Car people lose track of time in here. So do people who don't think they care about cars.
Featured Artifacts
Back to the Future DeLorean — Full Time Machine Build
A full-scale replica of the DeLorean time machine, built out with every detail from the film trilogy. Gull-wing doors open. Flux capacitor wired. OUTATIME on the plate. This is the vehicle visitors ask about most before they arrive, and the one they photograph longest once they're here.
Mid-1960s Corvette Sting Ray — And That's Just the Start
A mid-1960s Corvette Sting Ray in show condition, photographed in profile. Look past it. That is what the rest of the room looks like — car after car, color after color, decade after decade. The Corvette is just the first one you notice.
Shelby GT350 — Black and Gold
A Shelby GT350 with gold racing stripes, shot head-on. The collection includes multiple Shelbys across different years and configurations. Carroll Shelby signed one of them himself.
Also on Display
Championship Powerboat Racer
A full-size championship catamaran powerboat on display inside the Horsepower Corral. Horsepower comes in more than one form.
Back to the Future — Hover Board and Signed License Plate
The Mattel hover board from Back to the Future Part II, displayed alongside a signed California OUTATIME license plate. Part of the full Back to the Future display anchored by the DeLorean.
Vintage Texaco Gas Pump — Fully Restored
A fully restored Texaco pump in original red, with the globe intact. Flanked by period car advertisements on the walls. The kind of object that makes people stop and take photos before they've even looked at the cars.
Smithbilt Hats Inc. — Pre-War Ford Pickup
A gleaming black pre-war Ford pickup lettered for Smithbilt Hats Inc., est. 1919, displayed against a large period American flag. One of the quieter pieces in the room, and one of the most photographed.
Also in this room: a 1951 Jeep rat rod built on two flathead engines with custom hydraulic brakes. A 1969 Charger Daytona and a 1970 Plymouth Superbird side by side. A Mustang driven on film by Clint Eastwood. Vintage neon, period gas pumps, and original automotive flags covering every wall. Thirty-five cars total.
The Collection
Built over 30 years. Open now.
This is not an institutional collection. Every piece in this museum was found, authenticated, and acquired by Jason and Nicol Grossman over three decades of collecting. There is no donation wall, no corporate sponsor. Just two people who love American history and culture, and built something remarkable with it.
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