Darryl Starbird's National Rod & Custom Car Hall of Fame Museum

This museum is a nationally recognized tribute to the leading street rod and custom car builders throughout the country. It is a tribute to the men that started and made the sport of automobile redesigning a part of our American cultural heritage. Thirteen icons of this culture have been inducted as the first charter members of the Hall of Fame, including the likes of George Barris, Boyd Coddington, Alexander Brothers, Ed Roth, Darryl Starbird and more. Starbird has twenty of his own creations on display permanently. Other vehicles are rotated as they become available. Photos and memorabilia ...

This museum is a nationally recognized tribute to the leading street rod and custom car builders throughout the country. It is a tribute to the men that started and made the sport of automobile redesigning a part of our American cultural heritage. Thirteen icons of this culture have been inducted as the first charter members of the Hall of Fame, including the likes of George Barris, Boyd Coddington, Alexander Brothers, Ed Roth, Darryl Starbird and more. Starbird has twenty of his own creations on display permanently. Other vehicles are rotated as they become available. Photos and memorabilia are also on display and all exhibits are indoors in the Grand Lake area. A total of 50 full-size exotic vehicles built by the legends in the rod and custom world are on display, including automobile artwork.  The museum is closed November through February.