Cussler Museum

17 reviews

+1 (303) 420-2795

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14959 W 69th Ave

Arvada, CO 80007

+1 (303) 420-2795

http://www.cusslermuseum.com

A museum featuring a fabulous collection of over 100 unique and rare vintage automobiles, that began as a love affair, by world famous best selling author and adventurer Clive Cussler.

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5.017 reviews

Christina B.

8/2/2024

We stopped in on our vacation and were greeted warmly by the woman at the entrance. We paid $12 per person and walked through the displays. They keep the variety of cars in excellent condition and...

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Ed P.

8/6/2022

This is well done. The staff are friendly and they know all about the cars and happy to take the time to answer questions, etc. It was also really fun to see the connection to the Dirk Pitt...

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Lewis B.

7/18/2019

Not a bad place to hang out for an hour or so. The cars are all excellent. The people who run this museum are very friendly. My kids really like it. There is one pokestop here.

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J K.

8/31/2018

Really cool place. Looking forward to next year when they switch the cars. Super friendly employees!

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Don M.

8/23/2018

A real treat for any car lover - or not! The Cussler collection houses a trove of "unique" American and European automobiles - many of which are rare examples of model and make. Though, each one...

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