The Kruse Automotive & Carriage Museum features a variety of vehicles to entertain the whole family.

All under one roof you can enjoy the classic beauty of a Duesenberg, and feel an adrenaline rush looking at the aerodynamic lines of an Indy race car. Admire the workmanship and ingenuity of antique carriages and get a close-up look at cars from your television and movie favorites. Finally, you can view one of the world's finest collections of custom hot rods, built by Carl Casper.

Carl Casper is a legend in the world of custom cars. The winner of over 100 car show and competition awards. Carl's work is so well-respected he has even had an award named after him! Carl has graciously placed his personal collection of antique carriages and custom cars on display at the museum. His creations include Casper's Ghost and the Paddy Wagon Some of his carriages on display are President Grant's Buggy, McKinley's Burial Coach, British Royal Carriages and an authentic Wells Fargo Stage Coach!

From the classic car collections of Dean V. Kruse, Jeff Skoll and Bill Cranston come some of the most incredible classic cars of all time. More a work of art than a car, these vehicles remind us of a time when motoring had an elegance and style since unmatched. A 1932 Auburn Boattail Speedster and Howard Hughes Silver Ghost are among the cars on display.

The Batmobile and its cave. Its sleek lines and gothic look make it one of the most recognized cars in movie history. This along with several other TV and movie cars are on display in the museum.

The Indy 500 is the most watched spectator sport in history. And after seeing the amazing lines on these cars, and watching them scream by at the race track, it is no wonder. Here is your chance to get within a few feet of one of these sleek machines.