Ladies and gentlemen start your engines!
The American Muscle Car Museum at 3500 Sarno Road in Melbourne, Florida will be hosting their annual Celebration of Cars 10 am to 3 pm on Saturday, March 27, 2021.
Over 900 antique, classic and modern automobiles are expected this Saturday at the American Muscle Car Museum's 2021 Celebration of Cars. Maybe your car should be shown here in Brevard County, Florida. This is the place to pump up your ride or get some great ideas from the professionals in classic cars restoration. Either way, it all happens at the American Muscle Car Museum in Melbourne Florida this Saturday.
The American Muscle Car Museum is a state and national treasure for antique and collectible cars. The 123,000 square foot American Muscle Car Museum displays in Melbourne, Florida over 347 muscle cars. Many of the cars in the museum are considered rare versions. The museum boasts a large collection of Shelbys and Yenkos. You can find Indianapolis 500 pace cars and Mustangs, the latter my personal favorite. Be sure to see the 1966 Shelby 350 and 427 Cobra at the Celebration of Cars if you like serious American muscle power.
The eclectic collection at the museum belongs to scientist and entrepreneur Mark Pieloch. Mr. Pieloch has invested a lot of time and money in creating a highly impressive muscle car collection housed at the American Muscle Car Museum. The estimated worth of Mr. Pieloch's rare muscle cars is approximately $32,000,000 USD. Pieloch has collected cars since 1974. Because Pieloch was an exchange student in Germany, the museum collection includes an impressive array of Porsche's and the world's largest collection of Porsche tractors.
The models regularly shown in the museum start with the year 1955 and include many models from the 1969-70 period. But this Celebration of Cars in Saturday will feature even more muscle cars you can consider owning and restoring if not just plain indulge in and admire.
What's your favorite muscle car of all-time and why? Tell us in the comments below and let the best muscle car of all time discussion commence. So far over 525 cars have regsitered for showing outside on museum grounds with Mark Pieloch's collection of 347 muscle cars housed inside the museum. Which one is best or all they all great for different reasons?
So get your motor running and check out the American Muscle Car Museum Celebration of Cars this Saturday! Get out of the house. CDC guidelines will be observed. So please enjoy the show and remember to social distance.
The The American Muscle Car Museum has agreed to open its doors to the public for this annual event. The general public will be permitted to enter the museum for a $20 charity donation. Proceeds go to chairity! In fact, the proceeds on Saturday will be going to the Pieloch Pet Park in Viera.
The mission of the solar-powered American Muscle Car Museum is three-fold: (1) fundaraising with no cost to charities, (2) auto-related events, and (3) educating everyone from first-graders to college students and adults. This mission is led by Ed Dedick in operations, restoration techs Jerry Frye and Todd McCarty, and social media and event coordinator Andrew Mackey. Most important are the friends and volunteers who staff the museum which opens for special events like the Celebration of Cars.
Register your muscle car for this year's celebration. You can register to show off your car at this year's Celebration of Cars on the American Muscle Car Museum website located here: American Muscle Car Museum in Melbourne, Florida. While online there at the museum website, be sure to have a nice long look at the very interesting types of cars featured in the museum's online galleries.
The best part of this story is muscle car show registrants will be awarded one (1) free admission for each show vehicle registered. For those who want to enter a car in this unique Florida muscle car show with a national fan base, more information is readily available at www.AntiqueAutoClubCC.com.
Show cars will be admitted by pre-registration only. Be sure to register your car to be able to show it this Saturday at the Celebration of Cars at the American Muscle Car Museum.
Use this form to enter your muscle car in this Saturday's Celebration of Cars at the American Museum of Muscle Cars: Flyer 2021-4 (antiqueautoclubcc.com). The show is expected to be quite exciting for entrants and car conniseurs.
The theme the annual muscle car festival changes each year. The theme for this year's 2021 Celebration of Cars is “Ragtops and Roadsters.” So if you have a rag top convertible or a hot rod muscle car, you can sign up for this muscle car show scheduled for Saturday in Melbourne, Florida.
The Celebration of Cars (2021) is a family event here on the Space Coast. Families are especially invited to the outdoor event which last year attracted over 1,000 spectators. Grounds admission is free. People on the show grounds can enjoy a wide variety of food and drink food vendors along with displays of award-winning cars Saturday in Melbourne. Car shows are always a great way for an auto enthusiast to enjoy a Saturday afternoon. The outside venue is free.
The annual Space Coast gear head and car show festival is sponsored by the Antique Automobile Club of Cape Canaveral. The Antique Automobile Club of Cape Canaveral (AACCC) is the local affiliate of the Antique Automobile Club of America. Here is the Cape Canaveral Automobile Club's (AACCC) home page: Antique Automobile Club of Cape Canaveral - Home (antiqueautoclubcc.com)
The AACCC is a non-profit 501 (C)4 organization. This means the AACCC uses proceeds from this event to support the club’s activities and local charities. Wonderful.
The AACCC was established in 1964 by four (4) automobile enthusiasts. They are dedicated to preservation and restoration of antique and classic automobiles. The local AACCC has grown to more than 150 members as of this publication. Pretty impressive.
In 1984, the local Space Coast auto club was granted a charter by the Antique Automobile Club of America, a national organization of nearly 80,000 members.
The AACCC continues its affiliation as an AACA chapter in the Cape Canaveral region and is the only AACA affiliated car club in Brevard County. Each year, the Antique Auto Club of Cape Canaveral (AACCC) awards a scholarship to one or more talented Brevard County senior automotive technology students.
So do not miss the Celebration of Cars at the American Muscle Car Museum this Saturday and bring the whole family! It is expected to be an event to remember.
For directions, click here: American Muscle Car Museum (Melbourne, FL).
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American Muscle Car Museum in Melbourne, Florida
american muscle car museum (spacecoastdaily.com)
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