Land Speed Cars | Rockford IL | Historic Auto Attractions
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Land Speed Cars

Land speed cars that were once used at the Bonneville Salt Flats including Craig Breedlove's record breaking car and jet engine

Welcome to our museum exhibit featuring Land Speed Cars that were once used at the Bonneville Salt Flats, one of the most iconic locations for land speed racing in the world. This exhibit offers visitors a unique and thrilling look at the incredible vehicles and drivers that have attempted to break speed records on this historic salt flat.


The exhibit features a collection of Land Speed Cars, ranging from vintage models from the 1930s and 1940s to modern-day speedsters that have set new records in recent years. Visitors can see the sleek and aerodynamic designs of these vehicles up close, marveling at the engineering and innovation that has gone into creating machines capable of reaching incredible speeds.


In addition to the cars themselves, the exhibit also features a range of multimedia exhibits and interactive displays that allow visitors to experience the excitement and danger of land speed racing.


The exhibit also provides a rich historical context for land speed racing, exploring the origins of the sport and the many different challenges and dangers that drivers have faced over the years. Visitors can learn about the famous drivers who have attempted to set new records at Bonneville, including legends like Craig Breedlove and Mickey Thompson, and discover the many different strategies and techniques that have been developed to maximize speed and performance.


Overall, our museum exhibit featuring Land Speed Cars at the Bonneville Salt Flats is a must-see attraction for anyone interested in the history and culture of auto racing. Whether you are a dedicated fan of the sport or simply someone who appreciates the power and excitement of high-speed machines, this exhibit is sure to engage and inspire you.


Exhibit Gallery

Exhibit Video

Hear the Stories of our Artifacts

as told by Wayne, the Museum owner

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