Cool museum but be VERY CAREFUL buying a car from them. Less than a star would be more of my rating. I bought a vehicle that was on display, (28K). It looked cherry. Engine, inside, outside looked nice but the engine was shot. They wouldn't let me test drive it off the premises so I couldn't tell much just driving it in the parking lot. It was running badly but like a lot of classic cars I thought it was cold and needed to warm up. I got it home and it was still running badly. I called them back and I got the message machine. I never heard from them again. I had the carburetor adjusted, didn't help. I put new plugs and wires, (tune up) didn't help. I changed the distributer. didn't help. Checked the compression, THERE IT WAS. No compression on every cylinder. I called again, no answer, left a message. Never heard from them again. Out enjoying the money I just gave them I guess! I'm rebuilding the motor now. It's been a little over a year since the parts are hard to find for a Buick 340. Again, BE CAREFUL AND CHECK EVERYTHING. THEY ARE UNTRUSTWORTHY! read more

Museum pretty interesting place to see. The dickhead at the ticket counter killed it for me. Rude at reception upon entry. Then as we left literally watched him scream, belittle and act a fool towards an elderly man who was trying to load his handicapped son in their van. Would never return after the witness of his behavior towards patrons. read more

Branson Auto Museum - Museums Near Me - Branson, Missouri

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There a an acre of cars trucks and tractors. Something for everyone. Many of the items from the cars to the artwork is for sale. There is an amazing hand carved jade ship that really is one of the most amazing carvings we have ever seen. There are also these really fun chairs that are made out of the roots of Teak trees. We really enjoyed our time wandering around looking at the cars. read more

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Having four young boys. This was one of the many highlights of the trip to see all of the cool cars this museum has to offer. You will see everything from tattoos car too fast and the furious cars this collector has many many cool cars Well worth the cost of admission and it's a lot of fun to relive some of those childhood TV shows and movies seeing the actual cars in person read more

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Must stop by if anyone in the family is a car lover. That would be my husband, although there were a few vehicles I wouldn't have minded taking home myself. read more

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An excellent way to spend several hours if you're into either farm equipment or cars or both Many old and rare farm machines, both restored and not, and almost all are available for purchase ! The same goes for the cars on the other side of the museum, vehicles from the 50s through the 90s are on display, some restored, some in just really nice original condition. read more

Fun place to spend an hour or so strolling through. Had a great assortment of cars from different movies but a lot from vin diesel movies like fast and furious. You could take pictures all you wanted or pay $10 for as many pictures as you want inside the vehicle. The only complaint I have is the price versus how long it took to go through. Some of the cars also didn't really state if they were replicas or movie props etc like one sign simply read "bumble bee" from transformers but nothing else. read more

I feel there should be a certain expectation when purchasing a car from a "Museum" Public literature refers to the Museum having 150 Museum quality autos for sale. My experience is detailed as follows as well as the response. I would like to share with you my very disappointing experience with the Museum. Recently I read about the Museum and explored their inventory. I was so very excited to come upon my dream car. I will be turning 66 and last year I was in the hospital and I really did not celebrate my 65th. Birthday. I decided to make my 66th Birthday very special. Recently I almost purchased two other Cadillacs, however after pre sale inspections both cars were canceled. After reading the directors comments (below) I thought I finally found the car for me. . I had the opportunity to purchase a "MUSEUM QUALITY" almost new Cadillac. I expressed such excitement over the purchase with my salesman. Twice in writing the salesman proclaimed the car "looked and drove like new" those were HIS written words. I could not wait to take delivery of my cherished present to myself. What could go wrong? I purchased a car from a trusted Museum and I paid a Museum price. Friday afternoon I received a call from the transport company, my car would be arriving that evening, three days ahead of schedule. I was so excited, I felt so good. Nine PM the phone rings, its the driver come out and meet him at the entrance to the community. We go out there and wait for him to unload and drive the car to the gate, about one block away. He pulls up gets out, and hands the keys to me and states, "The car needs a major tune up and is overheating! It is also leaking something. The pit in my stomach felt like a tornado hit my body! I wanted to leave the car right there but it was not his fault. Getting into the car it became even worse.... The dashboard SERVICE ENGINE SOON light was on. How could this be happening? I was assured by the salesman the car was prepped and they even put a new battery. Well after a very depressing evening I decided things cannot get worse, let's go look at the car. Sitting in the driver's seat, all the dashboard vents are covered in thick dust. This is how the car was "Prepped" and both Tail Lights have cracks. Finally there is this active action of deception.... there is a splinter of wood holding the driver side mirror in place! "We usually have around 300 museum quality pieces," Glaze said. "That's usually around 140 cars, and around 160 tractors and other pieces of farm equipment." With such a large inventory, Lawson said "she's constantly spotting something that's new to her." Is this the experience a car buyer should receive from a Museum? I am afraid to bring the car in for its tune up. I can only imagine what else they will find wrong. This looks new and drives like new car, has minor splits in the leather door seam, the extremely worn out car mats were thrown in the front like garbage. Summing up this purchase was worse than buying from a used car dealer, after all they at least offer at least a few days or more warranty on the purchase. I truly feel that your salesman celebrated that he found another sucker of the hype. I would hope the Museum would offer to reimburse me for any car repairs that I spend next week, trying to make this into the car I expected to receive. Following up the car spent 2 weeks at a National Chains Service Department. The summary of needed repairs done: Full Tune up, new power steering pump, new rear air shocks, new idler arms, all new tires (they were splitting),timing adjustment, transmission adjustment and the car still does not accelerate properly. I have spent close to $3000 and now it is at the auto body shop attending to some other items. As of today my bill is at $6000. The above letter was sent to the Museum Director as well as Corporate Headquarters in Clearwater , Florida The Response is they feel no liability and the car was running in good shape. They stated the mileage was 7200. Based on the carpet and steering wheel condition the automobile expert working on the car .says the mileage is closer to 75000 miles.The company that has the car now does complete restoring and has been featured in several custom automobile magazines. Who ships a car in this condition? This is a clear case of fraud. I never signed a bill of sale stating AS-IS. BUYER BEWARE ! I have spent over $8000 above the purchase price for a MUSEUM QUALITY automobile. This has been the worst purchase of my life. I think that a certain level of condition is anticipated when purchasing a car from a museum? Is there anyone who thinks the car was a MUSEUM QUALITY AUTOMOBILE? read more

Great fun if you are a car lover. Anna Nicole Smith's Jag, James Brown's Mercedes, Barricade from the Transformers, bullet riddled Crown Vic Taxi cab from Inception, plus cars from Fast and The Furious and a few others thrown in for fun. Thoroughly enjoyed walking through. Don't have a final count of cars, but probably 40 or so. Even had the Batmobile, the chevy pickup driven in a Star Trek movie. And the kids at the front counter are a delight. My boys drooled over the Audi R8 and the 60s model Ferrari. read more

Nice car museum! Very clean and well organized. Mostly classic cars and all tractor were antique.

A little gem we found by accident. A tiny bit pricy but worth every penny. Some of the cars in here were amazing. If you love movies you should go in here and see some of the cars. We especially liked the dog van from Dumb and Dumber. read more

Very cool place to go. Had a ton of cars from the fast and furious movies, and several others. If you are a car lover or a movie lover, this is definitely a place for you! read more