National Rod & Custom Hall of Fame & Musuem Tour

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

The National Rod & Custom Car Hall of Fame Museum is located on Highway 85A an hour northeast of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

The 40,000 Sq. Ft. facility houses over 40 custom built exotic vehicles by world renowned custom car builder and designer Darryl Starbird as well as many other famous hot rod and custom car builders.

Here are some of the display Items you will see when you take a tour of the museum. Click on any of the photos below to view a larger image of it.

The Hall of Fame Museum opened its doors for the 14th season on March 5th. Along with the recently repainted "Crystal Ball Merc" Darryl will be unveiling his newest creation the "Duzeybird" inspired by the famous Duisenberg of the 30s. Along with the recently restored Predicta by Darryl Starbird “the superflecked Moonbird” mentioned in American Graffiti and the bubble topped Camaro Star Ship built by Cliff Starbird and also recently restored, we are featuring two cars that were inspired by Ed “Big Daddy” Roth. One the “Futurian” built by Moriarity and the “Roswell Rod” by Fritz. If Big Daddy was alive he would be very proud of these Roth inspired cars, as they could very easily have been built by him. They come to us on loan from the America Car Museum in Nevada.

The Hall of Fame Museum is located on the shores of Grand Lake O’ the Cherokee (55251 E Highway 85A- just 3/4 mile east of Bernice, OK) and holds over 50 cars all one of a kind, hand built by the icons in the custom world, such as Barris, Bailon, Winfield, Posies, Roth, Hines, and includes 25 of Starbird's own collection built over the past 50 years. It is open Wednesday thru Sunday 11am til 5pm and by appointment on off days.

Admission is $7.00 adult - $4.00 child (ages 8 yrs to 12 yrs).

FEATURED VEHICLES ON DISPLAY

Our feature attraction for this season is the "Voodoo Spider"
A completely hand built all metal car by Elden Titus inspired by a model
that Elden built when he was a teenager and always wanting to build
the real thing. A dream finally realized.

VEHICLES ON DISPLAY

Museum Hours:
Wednesday - Sunday 11a.m. - 5 p.m. (March - October)
Closed - (November - February)

(Call for appointments on "Off Days" or during "Closed" months).

Admission:
Adults, (13 and up) $7.00
Children, (8-12 yrs.) $4.00