Oklahoma’s Premiere Auto Museum

Ride in a Vintage
Packard or Cadillac

Call the Museum for Availability & Reservations

$15 per person • Saturdays 9a-Noon • May 4 thru Sept. 30

A Fun and Affordable Outing

Adult Admission:
$9.50

Children Under 12:
FREE

Heart of Route 66 Museum free days for first responders

The Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum is a 501 (c) 3 not for profit museum. Donations to the museum are fully tax-deductible.

The Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum also has accessible parking places, entries, exits, and bathrooms for all guests.

Open Hours

Tuesday – Saturday:
10am – 4pm

Sundays:
Noon – 4pm

Closed Mondays
(also Easter. Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, and New Years Day)

Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum
13 Sahoma Lake Road
Sapulpa, OK 74066
(918) 216-1171

Planned Groundbreaking Summer 2023

We’re Expanding!

The Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum is on the grow with an all new 5000 sq.ft. expansion planned for 2023.


  • Room for more cars and more displays!
  • More space for special events!
  • Great photos with the giant gas pump!

We’re Easy to Find

Just Look For The

World’s Tallest Gas Pump

No, it doesn’t pump gas – yet – but it’s easy to locate and makes a great photo opp !!!

National Association of Auto Museums

Best Event & Public Promotion

First Place Award for Rides in a 1922 Packard
Division 1 – 2023

Oklahoma Travel Industry Association

Best New Attraction

2017 Merit Award:  Auto Museum
2018 Merit Award:  World’s Tallest Gas Pump
2022 Oklahoma Travel Industry Association: Best Website

Jump Into the Way Back Machine

Previously On Display

1960 Chevrolet Corvette Survivor

This particular 1960 Chevrolet Corvette is a “survivor,” which means it has all original parts and matching numbers. The 1960 Chevrolet Corvette is...

2000 Spyker C8 Spyder

The Spyker C8 Spyder was the first modern Spyker unveiled after Victor Muller reintroduced the brand in 2000. At its launch it represented the start...

1989 Porsche 911 Singer

This Singer started life as a 1989 Porsche 911 Carrera 4. There is a movement these days to take older cars and ‘re-imagine’ them using current...

1938 Lincoln-Zephyr

One of just 600 Convertible Coupes produced in 1938 Older award-winning restoration Wheelbase: 125 in 110 hp. 287.3 cu. in. L-head V-12 engine,...

1939 Cadillac Convertible Coupe

V-16 Convertible Coupe by Fleetwood Series 90 - Body Style 9067 185 bhp, 431 cu. in. L-head V-16 engine, three-speed selective synchromesh manual...

1961 MG TF

The MGA replaced the MG TF 1500 Midget and represented a complete styling break from MG’s earlier sports cars. Announced on 26 September 1955, the...

Chip Foose Built 1965 Chevy Impala

For those who haven’t heard of this guy before, this is the Chip Foose Design Chevrolet Imposter. It is a 100 percent customized 1965 Chevrolet...

Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum began as the dream of Richard Holmes, a Tulsa attorney and car enthusiast.

In 2012 Holmes put an advisory board together whose members were all car lovers and collectors; they all shared the same dream.

That original group of “car guys” got together and began searching for a suitable location in Tulsa County for the antique car museum. They chose Tulsa Auto Museum as the Name. The group toured a myriad of locations in the city of Tulsa, but nothing worked out. After four years of searching, they nearly gave up.

Then Holmes got a call from Tim Dye, curator of the Pontiac Museum in Pontiac, IL. Dye had also been searching for space in Tulsa when the city of Pontiac lured him to their town. Sapulpa city officials called Dye offering him an old decommissioned armory for use as his museum. However, Dye, had already left Oklahoma. So he told them about the Tulsa Auto Museum group.

The city of Sapulpa was looking for something to occupy the decommissioned Armory on Sahoma Lake Road, which just happens to intersect with Route 66. The advisory board of the Tulsa Auto Museum jumped at the chance to look at the space. It turned out to be perfect for what they needed.

Only thing: the name had to be changed. So the Tulsa Auto Museum became Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum.

As the new home for the museum, the old Armory located at 13 Sahoma Lake Road needed a lot of updating. Walls were torn down, ceilings raised, both bathrooms and the kitchen gutted and plumbed, and all of the electrical had to be brought into the 21st century.

Extensive work has been done throughout the building to morph the Armory into a museum while still maintaining some of the historic feel of the building.

Three huge garage doors make it easy for antique cars to enter and exit the museum. With 10,000 square feet of space, the building now shows off beautiful and rare cars on the former drill room floor.

At the other end of the building an area highlights how the old armory was used for the 45th Army Reserve in conjunction with Route 66, along with a space dedicated to honoring the Mother Road.

The not-for-profit museum held a soft opening in the spring of 2016. In August of 2016, doors were permanently opened.

Thanks to all of our wonderful Founding Members, who have each given (at least) $2,500 to Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum. We will only have 100 Founding Members. As you can see, we are getting closer all the time. If you are interested in becoming a Founding Member, please use the Contact Form below, or call the Museum at 918.216.1171.

  • Mike and Judi Adamson
  • Charlie and Susie Anderson
  • Anatoly and Karen Arutunoff
  • Mike and Debbie Baab
  • Brian Bailey and Margaret Bannochie
  • Bill and Marsha Barnes
  • Dave and Mollie Bennett
  • Barbara Berry
  • William L. Berry
  • Former President Pro Temp Brian and Paula Bingmam
  • Mike and Louise Borden
  • John Boyce; Tom Boyce (AirCo Service)
  • Jim and Anne Brackett
  • Patrick T. Brown; Richard A. Brown
  • Bobby and Martha Brummett
  • Mike and Susan Burkhart
  • Dwayne and Cindy Burks
  • Randy and Cheryl Byers
  • Steve and Diane Clark
  • Bryant and Carla Coffman
  • John and Dyan Condry
  • Rob and Amber Cooke
  • Joanna Cooper and Family
  • CoverCraft
  • The Coretz Family Foundation
  • Senator Brian and Lori Crain
  • Rick and Niki Daniels
  • Jim and Jennifer Dilley
  • Steve and Ruthie Duenner
  • David and Donna Dutton
  • Rick and Karen Engleman
  • Eric Farque and Jason Farque
  • Ted and Judy Fisher
  • David and Libby Frederick
  • GCCG Green County Corsair Group
  • Catherine Gebetsberger
  • John and Virginia Groendyke
  • Chuck and Diane Hanson
  • Robert Hines (Overhead Door)
  • Norman Hoelting
  • Richard and Lina Holmes
  • Vernon L Jones
  • Greg and Connie Kach
  • William R Kante; Alan R Kante
  • Ben and Cathe Kehe
  • David King (First United Bank)
  • Charles Kukral and Gayle Younker
  • KWB Oil Property Management
  • William E. Lobeck & the Honorable Kathy Taylor
  • Merle and Jane Martindale
  • Joe and Carol McGraw
  • Bobby and Karena Miller
  • Paul and Sandra Mullins
  • John and Sally Neas
  • Randy Oxley
  • Doug and Deborah Padgett (Pendergraph, Inc)
  • Robert and Carol Parker
  • Mike and Nancy Phillips
  • Michael and Mary Anne Pierce
  • Jim and Nieta Pinkerton
  • Poe Family Foundation
  • Charles and Martha Powell
  • Dr. Jerry and Nanci Puckett
  • Tom A and JoAnn Reedy
  • Tom H and Virginia Reedy
  • Bruce and Judy Ricks
  • Marty Rivers
  • Ben Kante and Joni Rogers-Kante (SeneGence)
  • Robert and Linda Roggendorff
  • Richard and Diane Salamon
  • Frank Sanders Jr
  • Frank and Wanda Sanders Family
  • Rod and Cindy Sands
  • Shannon Sands Wilson; Ryan Sands
  • Sapulpa Historical Society Memorial Foundation
  • Richard and Nancy Sevenoaks
  • Brent and Suzanne Shirey
  • Jerry Shrader
  • Paul and Monica Slavens
  • Steven M. Schnitzer
  • Joe and Joyce Smith (Auto Appraisal Group)
  • Don and Patti Stobaugh
  • Jon and DeeDee Stuart
  • Allan and Ann Stubbins
  • Brett and Michelle Sumner
  • Robert and Charlotte Sumner
  • Ryan and Michelle (Hanson) Taylor
  • Honorable P. Thomas Thornbrugh
  • Gary and Rebecca Tucker
  • Tulsa Vette Set
  • John Turner (Merkel Family Foundation)
  • Derek and Nora Wachob
  • Jack and Linda Wachob
  • Bill and Becky Warnock
  • Larry and Suzanne White
  • Shannon and Dave Wilson Family
  • Raymond Witten
  • Mark Wofford
  • Ty Young

In-Kind Founding Members

 

  • Rick and Niki Daniels
  • Clint and Kari Oare
  • Elbert and Tina Polk
  • (Red Diamond Coating, LLC)
  • Eduardo A. Lopez; Sandra Vazquez Torres
  • David and Lori Reed
  • Bill Satterfield
  • Dr. Ken Tricinella
  • Derold Wofford (Demolition Wrecking Co.)
  • Mark Wofford (Demolition Wrecking Co.)

Do you like cars, and car stuff?

The Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum is looking for enthusiastic volunteers to greet visitors, work in the gift shop, help with exhibits and displays, assist with social media and marketing… there’s a lot to get done!

If you’re interested, call us at (918) 216-1171 or send an email with the subject line “Museum Volunteer” and your contact information to: heartofroute66@gmail.com

We look forward to hearing from you!

Do you have a classic car to donate or to lend for display at the museum?

We’d love to speak with you.

From the million-dollar Chip Foose “Imposter” Impala, to a classic VW basket case, the Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum is always on the lookout for interesting classic cars and automotive memorabilia for donation and display.

Due to space limitations, we cannot accept everything that is offered; but we make every effort accommodate donations. We frequently rotate cars and memorabilia that have been loaned to the museum, and we’ll be happy to work with you on scheduling. We even work with local enthusiast to restore donations for fundraising, such as raffles.

And remember, the Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. So your financial or material donations are 100% tax deductible.

To start the conversation, call us at (918) 216-1171 or send an email with the subject line “Car for Donation / Display” and your contact information to: heartofroute66@gmail.com

We look forward to hearing from you!

Regional
Event Calendar

This calendar is open to all automotive related events in the Tulsa region of northeast Oklahoma. If you would like us to include your upcoming event, please let us know so we can add it to the website calendar.

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Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum

13 Sahoma Lake Road
Sapulpa, OK 74066
(918) 216-1171

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