A very cool place to visit. Great for kids and families. If you're a fan of cars from movies and TV shows, this is the place for you. The employees are friendly and knowledgeable. You can go at your own pace, take as many pictures as you want. It's never too crowded. They are always swapping out vehicles and getting new ones. I even met Paul Michael Glaser, Starsky from Starsky and Hutch there once!

This place is amazing. We had so much fun here. Yall really need to come see this place. It's awesome. The kids loved it too.

This place is so great. Talk about nostalgia. Everything was set up so nice. A lot of the cars there will send you directly back in time.

Awesome place!! Found on Google and is literally in the middle of no where but well worth going to. Rusty is awesome and his collection of cars is incredible. A must go to.

Just wonderful, they have a nice collection of cars used in great movies! It is accessible, a good price, the route is easy and there are not many people!

What an amazing place, over 50 original vehicles from your favorite movies. Great place to visit, very unique.

This was a self guided tour. I recognize almost all the cars instantly and a lot of those brought back very fond memories from my childhood. It seemed like the background music was also tied to the area I was in, I'm sure that was coincidental but was neat. Wish they had some merch. And was guided but for 10bucks well worth a stop and see.

If you need a short brake (driving from Nashville to Memphis), this is a nice way to do that. The cars are cool and the entry is affordable (10 Dollars). Have fun!

This place is heaven! in 1972 a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn't commit. These men promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the government, they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire the A-Team. Knight Rider, a shadowy flight into the dangerous world of a man who does not exist. Michael Knight, a young loner on a crusade to champion the cause of the innocent, the helpless, the powerless, in a world of criminals who operate above the law. Milton C. Hardcastle is a retired judge from the Los Angeles County Court. Mark McCormick is a ex-race car driver turned thief was Hardcastle's last case. Together their going after 200 cases that walked out of Hardcastle's courtroom on technicalities.

We had a great time exploring Rusty’s and all the TV and Movie cars he has! Some of the vehicles have been used on set and some created by the owner with amazing detail. It was 100% worth the cost to visit! Definitely recommend visiting

Great time! Love the TMNT Van!! Very well kept cars. Admission is 10 bucks and $5 extra per car if you want a pic sitting inside of it. Friendly staff!

Lots of cool cars from movies and TV shows. Deserves a bigger space to get around the cars more. Would love to see a James Bond car or two!

Glad we stopped, the cars on display brought back a lot of memories from my childhood. My family enjoyed it as well!

It’s exactly what you would expect but unless you stop at every car and spend time taking pictures with the vehicles you will go through the museum in 15 minutes. It’s not overly expensive and it was a fun way to burn 15-30 minutes and the kids enjoyed seeing some of the cars with the ninja turtles , scooby doo,and ghost busters.

Pretty cool spot in the small town a lot of original cars that still run, definitely a place to check out

Nice museum, about 50 vehicles to see. Some are actual screen used movie and show cars, about 50/50. $10.00 admission price isn't bad either. If I ever get the chance to come back to the area, I'll definitely stop by to see it again.

Amazing! Especially because it was the mission of one man and his father! So much love and passion put into these cars. I am a car guy (car designer) and really into any movie or show where a car is a star. He has so many TV and movie cars that will bring out a lot of great childhood (and adult) memories. Really fun to see... You will enjoy it, make time for an hour or so and go check it out. Weekends only.

If you live through the 80s and the 90s you will be shrieking with excitement. It is my understanding that these are all replicas but they are very very very good replicas. It’s a fun side trip and people that like to collect things and know how to display them are gifted in my opinion.