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Branson Auto & Farm Museum
About The Branson Auto and Farm Museum
With two acres of vintage farm equipment and vehicles dating from the 1900’s all the way to the 2000’s, you’re sure to find something that takes you back to your childhood and keeps you talking about the good ol’ days for hours.
Branson Auto and Farm Museum originally opened in May 2009 under the name Branson Auto Musuem as a museum dedicated to the appreciation and preservation of historic automobiles.
In 2010, it was purchased by Mr. Maurice Wilder of Clearwater, Florida, a successful real estate and farm businessman. After he fell in love with a car at the museum and purchased it. Later, he purchased the entire museum! Ever since, there has been no looking back. The museum was completely rebuilt into a 90,000 square foot building, with one half dedicated to classic & antique automotive history and the other half to farming implements and equipment history. Therefore the name was changed to The Branson Auto & Farm Museum.
Mr. Wilder grew up in the Midwest farming community which led to his very successful lifelong career in farming and ranching, among many other business ventures. Most of the vehicles are for sale and we are always looking for interesting cars and tractors to add to the collection.
We hope you enjoy viewing our collection! We have the goal of always acquiring interesting vehicles and farm machinery for the public to enjoy.
SEE YOU THERE!!
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Branson Auto & Farm Museum
Branson Auto and Farm Museum, Where Every Row Tells a Story
Bring the whole family to the Branson Auto & Farm Museum — 2 indoor acres of Automobiles and Tractors
We’ve got fire trucks, steam engines, covered wagons, and tractors!
Plus classic cars, antiques, vintage beauties, muscle cars, and hot rods!
Open 7 Days a Week — 9am - 6pm - On the 76 Strip in Branson!
Family-friendly, photo-worthy
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Lake Edge Property: Vacation Rentals, Condos & Lodge, Branson, MissouriThis is a great place to visit. If you are a hot rod or tractor guy, check them out. We enjoy looking at all the things inside
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Happy 4/29!
Today we’re firing up a little Ford power pride in honor of the legendary 429 engine — the beast that powered everything from Thunderbirds to Boss Mustangs and Torino Cobras.
Built for torque. Born for speed.
And still making gearheads grin decades later.
Come check out some serious American muscle up close at the Branson Auto & Farm Museum — where horsepower history lives on every d
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The 1938 model Case marked a significant evolution in the RC series, featuring a side-arm steering configuration and an optional fourth gear, enhancing its top speed and maneuverability. Originally painted in light gray, later models adopted the vibrant "Flambeau Red," adding to their visual appeal. With a production run from 1935 to 1940, a total of 15,948 units were built, making the RC a notabl
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Feast your eyes on this 1913 Ford Speedster—an early American hot rod that turns heads and tells a story! Built on a Model T chassis and customized for speed, this brass-era beauty was made for the open road.
Lightweight, fast, and full of personality, it’s a true throwback to the thrill of early motoring. Come see it up close only at the Branson Auto & Farm Museum!
Open daily — On the Strip!
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Had another one head off to a new home. Be sure check us out when you’re in town
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Anthony DiiulioGreat job!!! They will be happy, great crew of people at Branson Auto Museum 👍
1 month ago 1Matthew HampAre there some Vehicles that You hate to see leave?
1 month agoJason WielandIf the Ecto ever needs a new home. The Missouri Ghostbusters would be happy to take it. Lol
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Rainy Day in Branson? No Problem!
When the weather won’t cooperate with your outdoor activities - head to Branson Auto & Farm Museum—a 2-acre indoor attraction packed with:
Classic & Vintage Cars Trucks
Antique Tractors & Farm Equipment
Fire Trucks & Steam Engines
Perfect for car lovers, history buffs, and families looking for an indoor adventure!
Come see why we’re a #1 Rainy Day
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Be sure to stop and see all the new rides we have gotten in.
Like this beautiful Kaiser Darrin with its unique pocket doors. Only 435 of these were ever made.
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Warm weather days make you want to get out and drive and cruise in style
1987 Pontiac Trans AM. 5.7L V8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, front and rear spoilers, highly detailed engine bay, 4 wheel disc brakes, Flame red exterior paint. light tan cloth interior (very low production) with bucket seats, center console, power windows, power locks, tilt
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