Northwest Vintage Car & Motorcycle Museum (NWVCMM)
The museum supports life-long learning and community involvement. For the last 20+ years the Northwest Vintage Car and Motorcycle Museum has made its home at Powerland Heritage Park, in Brooks, Oregon.
Our displays include vehicles from 1909 to 1980. See the oldest (100 year old) unrestored school bus in the nation, or a “Coffin Nose” 1936 Cord, a car so advanced it caused a national sensation, and enjoy many more including a very rare 1927 Indian Ace 4 cylinder motor cycle.
Visit our 1938 vintage Texaco Station and period Restoration shop where our high school students restore classic cars. Over 350 students have benefited from our “Speedster Program” learning character, teamwork and automotive skills.
The Smith Unit Pipe Organ was built in the 1920s and shipped from Chicago to Tillamook Oregon’s Coliseum Theater to be used for the background music for silent films. The organ is now located within the Northwest Vintage Car and Motorcycle Museum.
Come visit, and participate by becoming a member and enjoy this wonderful community resource. Follow the main road to the end at the Texaco sign!
Mission
To educate the general public about the heritage, history and evolution of automobiles and motorcycles older than 25 years.
1938 Vintage Texaco Station
AnnuaL Events
Bi-Monthly (2nd & 4th) Wednesday Cruise Nights in June, July & August.
Annual Heritage Car Show in September.